Table of Contents
WaterWorld
07/01/2007
Volume 7, Issue 4
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Features
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Energy Management: No Small Potatoes!
• Solar-Hydro System at Potato Processing Plant Reports Performance, Payback after Four Years of Operation
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DP Flowmeters: Standing Up Under Pressure (Part 2 of 2)
Most differential pressure (DP) primary flow elements have straight run requirements, so they’re usually not applied where limited straight run is available.
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Renewable Energy Production from Dairy Byproducts
• Breyers ‘wheys’ options at North Lawrence, NY, yogurt and cottage cheese facility on developing a long-term wastewater-waste stream management and renewable energy solution through partnering/outsourcing.
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Sludge Processing: Cutting the Mustard
• Biological System Aids with Wastewater, Sludge Processing at Tennessee Condiment Maker
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Energy Management: No Small Potatoes!
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Columns
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Viewpoint
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Adventures in Sludge
Poop. When it comes down to it, that’s what we’re talking about when we refer to sludge most often.
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Adventures in Sludge
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Regulatory Report
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Federal Industrial MSGP Changes and Concerns
Proposed on Dec. 1, 2005, and still not finalized, the EPA Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP) for industrial stormwater discharges has some significant changes...
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Federal Industrial MSGP Changes and Concerns
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Investor Index
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Water, Wastewater and Their Fading Boundaries
Traditionally, most people in the industry have tended to think about water and wastewater as two pretty different businesses.
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Water, Wastewater and Their Fading Boundaries
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Executive Corner
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Stockholm Water Prize Winner McCarty Takes a Bow
After earning his doctorate from Boston’s M.I.T. in the late 50s, Prof. Perry McCarty headed west where he spent almost his entire career at Stanford University's Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering.
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Stockholm Water Prize Winner McCarty Takes a Bow
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Pump It Up
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Pumps for Food Processing Clean Enough to Eat Off
Is your pump clean enough to eat off? Or, it sounds better if we say, the pumps used in food processing are so clean that you can eat what’s pumped through them - and they are.
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Pumps for Food Processing Clean Enough to Eat Off
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Trends & Technology
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Mariani Packing Company Meets a Wastewater Treatment Challenge
When Mariani Packing Company needed to find a solution to the wastewater treatment challenges at its Vacaville, CA, food processing plant, it ultimately chose to build an on-site treatment facility that included a number of innovative technologies.
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Mariani Packing Company Meets a Wastewater Treatment Challenge
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Product & Services Features
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WEFTEC PREVIEW
A Full Plate for WEFTEC.07 San Diego, CA, hosts WEFTEC07, the largest water and wastewater treatment industry event in North America, Oct. 13-17
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Products & Services: PUMPS, MOTORS & DRIVE SYSTEMS
EMUPORT Packaged Lift Stations from Wilo EMU USA LLC are now available with an integral solids separation system.
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WEFTEC PREVIEW
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New Products
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New Products
The Markland Model 602 Sludge Level Meter can automate sludge level detection. The meter can be used in clarifiers, tanks, inclined plate clarifiers (Lamellas), SBRs and dissolved air flotation tanks.
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New Products
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New Literature
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New Literature
Chlorinators Inc. has released a flyer on the gold medal won for the third time by the Village of Montpelier, OH, for “The World’s Best Tasting Municipal Drinking Water.
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New Literature
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Departments
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Showcase
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PRODUCT Showcase
ITT’s new Goulds Pumps brand PureBlueTM Ultraviolet Disinfection System offers three models to safely, reliably and economically remove dangerous microorganisms from drinking water.
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PRODUCT Showcase
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Water Briefs
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WATER BRIEFS
Dresser Roots’ acquisition of assets of ESCOR, a Milwaukee, WI-based engineering and design firm that provides control systems for use in wastewater treatment systems, strengthens it...
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WATER BRIEFS
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TODAY'S HEADLINES
Biosolids drying system to be installed at WI wastewater treatment plantHUBER Technology has been selected to provide its BT Medium Temperature Belt Dryer for the Sheboygan Wastewater Treatment Plant in Wisconsin. |
American Rivers kicks off 2013 National River Cleanup initiativeAmerican Rivers announced the 2013 kickoff of National River Cleanup, mobilizing volunteers across the U.S. to clean up trash from local waterways. |
KY water treatment plant honored for engineering effortsGannett Fleming and Kentucky American Water received a Grand Honor Award in the Kentucky 2013 Engineering Excellence Awards. |
Aquifers across U.S. being depleted at accelerating rate, finds studyA new U.S. Geological Survey study documents that the nation's aquifers are being drawn down at an accelerating rate. |
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