CONTAMINANT REMOVAL RESOURCES

• The Dangers Of Drinking Water In America

  For millions in America, water is a life-giving resource that provides countless benefits from drinking to bathing and even swimming. According to NSF.org, about 71% of people drink water from the tap in the U.S., consuming eight glasses of water per day. As water quality continues to be a growing concern, health risks linked to water contaminants are now leading people across the country to think twice about the kind of water they consume.

• Borough Of Ramsey - Case Study

  Learn how AdEdge water treatment experts took on the challenge of incorporating PFAS treatment into containerized designs that were already in progress. 

• New Disinfection Technique Saves Time, Water, And Money

  Denver Water has pioneered a disinfection method that’s saving millions of gallons of water, reducing staff time and nearly eliminating expensive pipe replacement do-overs.

• The Core Of The Water Crisis

  Our relationship with water and the quality of said water plays a major role in shaping the course of our lives. It’s uncommon for many people to give access to clean, safe water a second thought as it’s a given that the majority of the environments that engulf our everyday lives will be able to provide this basic need.

• Arsenic Removal Technologies Pros And Cons

  Arsenic removal is theoretically simple but small community water systems often struggle to find the right solution. This article compares three prominent arsenic removal technologies.

• Top 6 Reasons To Consider Zeta Potential

  In this article, explore the top reasons you should consider a laboratory zeta potential system for coagulation dose control. 

• How Ozone Generators Effectively Remove 1,4-Dioxane From Water Supplies

  This white paper shows how ozone can be used for the safe, effective removal of 1,4-dioxane from water. 

• How Does Operation And Maintenance Of Activated Carbon Compare To Ion Exchange Technology?

  Water treatment plants (WTPs) that deciding between ion exchange (IX) or granular activated carbon (GAC) systems should weigh the operation and maintenance of each before implementing either technology.

• Economic Solutions To LT2 Rule Compliance For Small Utilities

  Read how Park City, UT was able to find an affordable solution to Giardia and Cryptosporidium that is also easy for operators of any certification level to use.

• PFAS Remediation: How To Construct A Temporary Solution For A Forever Chemical

  This article will discuss considerations for designing a temporary solution for removing per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from water, including effective technologies and how to select a solutions provider.