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  • Volume 29, Issue 02

    • Volume 29, Issue 02

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    Potable Water Quality

    First Things First: Framework Provides Integrated, Priority-Driven Approach to Wet Weather Management

    Feb. 1, 2013
    EPA's relatively new integrated planning framework sets the stage for a common sense approach to meeting water quality objectives.
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    Distribution

    Deep Tunnel Deep Clean: Managing Water Infrastructure 300 Feet Underground

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Buried 300 feet underground and stretching 28.5 miles, Milwaukee's Deep Tunnel stormwater storage system is one of only a handful of its kind in the world. As with traditional...
    Potable Water Quality

    Improved Rule Offers Options for Small Systems; EPA Okays Electronic Reporting for CCRs

    Feb. 1, 2013
    The Environmental Protection Agency recently delivered a double dose of expected, but nevertheless welcome, news for the drinking water industry: a final revised Total Coliform...
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    Distribution

    Shake Rattle and Roll: Effects of Acoustical Resonance on Pumps and Pipes

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Acoustical pipe resonances can cause excessive pump and pipe vibration. Although acoustic pulsations are not a frequent or common source of vibration in pumping systems, their...
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    Home

    Tracking Hotspots: Putting Sewer Cleaning on the Map

    Feb. 1, 2013
    The Town of Mooresville, NC, developed a system using ESRI’s ArcGIS software to track distressed areas of the sewer system that needed frequent cleaning, giving the sewer maintenance...
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    Distribution

    Taking the Cake: Cavity Pumps Simplify Drying System Feed

    Feb. 1, 2013
    The Town of Mooresville, NC, is using progressive cavity pumps to feed dewatered sludge 80 feet to its dryer to produce "Class A" cake pellets.

    More content from Volume 29, Issue 02

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    Wastewater

    Digging up Solutions: Industry Benefits from Evolving Technologies, Innovation

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Too often in today's world, system personnel literally "dig up" a problem they have never before seen. Fortunately, technology and ingenuity to provide repair solutions is keeping...
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    Wastewater

    New Literature

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Compilation of print and digital information resources for the municipal water and wastewater markets.
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    Home

    New Products

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Collection of new products for the municipal drinking water and wastewater markets.
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    Distribution

    Products & Services: Meters & Meter Reading Equipment

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Collection of Meters & Meter Reading Equipment products and services.
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    Wastewater

    Products & Services: Valves

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Collection of Valves products and services.
    Treatment

    Product Focus: Pump, Filter Package Help Meet Treatment System Goals

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Thanks to an innovative tertiary treatment package, the city of Galesburg, IL, has been providing residents with a green and economical solution to their wastewater needs since...
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    Home

    Seeing Clearly: LiDAR Data Helps District Manage Water Resources, Improve Flood Protection

    Feb. 1, 2013
    A new website from Northwest Florida Water Management District features an updated, colorized relief map, produced by LiDAR (light detection and ranging) technology, that is 10...
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    Home

    A Matter of Taste: UF/RO System Features Ozone Pretreatment

    Feb. 1, 2013
    A new water treatment system in Emmons County, ND, combines ozone pretreatment, ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis -- with no compatibility issues.
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    Biosolids Land Application Offers Sustainable Solution

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Oklahoma City’s 18,000-acre permitted cropland biosolids reuse program has helped reduced sludge disposal costs and provides local farmers with a soil amendment at zero cost to...
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    Potable Water Quality

    Weathering the Storm: Cities Swamped by CSO/SSO Consent Decrees

    Feb. 1, 2013
    WaterWorld interviews Bob Woodhouse, Wet Weather Practice Leader at MWH Global, to learn his thoughts on the challenges of addressing combined and separate system overflows today...
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    Wastewater

    Product Showcase

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Collection of new products of special interest to the municipal water and wastewater markets.
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    Potable Water Quality

    High Court Throws Out LA Stormwater Case

    Feb. 1, 2013
    The U.S. Supreme Court recently tossed out a case against Los Angeles County that could have impacted hundreds of communities and water management districts not currently covered...