Volume 30, Issue 2

Wastewater treatment lagoons produce high levels of sludge, and many lagoon owners are seeking innovative, sustainable and cost-effective approaches as solutions to eliminating...

Innovyze's V4.5 Generation of IWLive gives operators effective decision-making ability in developing real-time response strategies through hydraulic simulations that factor in...

In September 2013, 14 inches of rain drenched Colorado’s Front Range and put the state’s history of proactive flood control to the test. Nearly six months have passed, allowing...

Recent technological developments in a number of blue infrastructure technologies have facilitated the maximum use of existing urban infrastructure, bridging the gap between traditional...

One of the more unique measurement landscapes is open channels, where the flow of liquids along a free surface is occasionally "open" to the atmosphere. These can be tough to ...

When it comes to the history of aged water and wastewater infrastructure, every building has a story to tell. Such is the case with Louisville Water Company's retired 150-year...

According to the EPA, the nation’s drinking water utilities need $384.2 billion in infrastructure investments over the next 20 years. Much has been written about the problems ...

As wastewater treatment plants are built, expanded and upgraded, optical fiber is becoming an essential part of the communications infrastructure. These plants rely on the coordination...

In order to insure that a pump’s performance matches the system requirements, both the pump and system head/pressure and flow rate performances must meet expectations. With that...

Collection of new products of special interest to the municipal water and wastewater markets.

Here in the United States, when we turn on our taps, we can rest easy knowing that what comes out is safe to drink. This is due in large part to the competence and skill of the...