WASTEWATER MEASUREMENT RESOURCES

• Betting On Biogas: A Wastewater Plant's Journey

  The Lancaster Area Sewer Authority’s (LASA) recent $26.8 million upgrade to its lone wastewater treatment facility promises to reduce the plant’s environmental footprint and save costs by emphasizing energy efficiency and allowing for biosolids reuse.

• Using Digital Twin Technology For The Hartford Clean Water Project

  Discover how the use of new smart technologies helps the Clean Water Project team better protect neighborhoods and local waterways through real-time monitoring of sewer system overflows, further driving digital transformation in one of America’s most historic cities.

• Save Valuable Time With Automated Microbial Testing

  Water treatment operators balance their time between a wide range of responsibilities. On any given day they could be preparing chemicals, performing maintenance and miscellaneous repairs, reviewing data, collecting samples, and running a variety of tests. In balancing these competing demands, some important duties might not get the time required to truly maximize benefits.

• Support For New Zealand 4th Edition CCTV Pipeline Condition Inspection Standard

  InfoAsset Manager 2021.8 now offers support for the New Zealand Water and Wastes Association 4th Edition of the New Zealand Gravity Pipe Inspection Manual Conduit Inspection Reporting Code. This extends support to the existing 3rd Edition legacy version of the standard. The revision to the 3rd Edition was identified in the report prepared for the "Evidence Based Investment Decision Making for 3 Waters Pipe Network Programme", a joint initiative between WaterNZ, IPWEA, University of Canterbury Quake Centre titled "Recommendations for the Revision of the New Zealand Pipe Inspection Manual, December 2016" by ProjectMax.

• An Integrated, Data-Driven Approach To Water Management

  Defining a sustainable digital strategy and employing solutions in a phased manner can result in multiple productivity, maintenance, reliability, and cost benefits for water utilities.

• Smart Networks Are The Answer. What's The Question?

  Water utilities around the globe face the same challenges: increasing population, urbanization, and more frequent extreme weather events. New supply to meet increasing demand is very expensive. Changing customer behavior to reduce demand is very difficult. The question is how to get more from existing infrastructure.

• Benefits Of InfoWorks ICM Suite

  InfoWorks ICM is a powerful modeling tool that can be further valued by using RiskMaster and time series databases (TSDB) which are included in the Infoworks ICM Suite.

• A Day In The Life With Predictive Control

  In water treatment, a lot of our daily decisions depend on variables that are constantly changing. What the weather is like, whether a pump is out of service and, perhaps most importantly, the characteristics of the influent waters.

• The High Stakes Of Smart Water: $1 Trillion And 1.8 Billion People

  Making the business case for smart water networks and advanced metering infrastructure

• Modernizing Monitoring And Manual Data Entry For Water And Wastewater

  Advancements in security and technology help bring confidence — and a multitude of benefits — to remote, cloud-based utility monitoring.