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WaterWorld Volume 35, Issue 6
Volume 35, Issue 6

WaterWorld serves engineers, managers, consultants and operations people in the Municipal Water/Wastewater Industry with information about products and services, technology, applications, legislation and regulations to help them in planning, designing, operating and maintaining their systems.

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Content from Volume 35, Issue 6
The Aqua TROLL 500 with drift-resistant sensors and intuitive software offers a cost-effective means to reduce trips to the field and improve data accuracy, access and management.
Treatment
Because Data Is What You Depend On
Jun 1st, 2019
With so much riding on the performance of its water reclamation system, Manatee County turns to proven providers like CST and Florida Aquastore for its liquid storage needs.
Reuse / Recycling
Natural Wonders and Manmade Marvels
Jun 1st, 2019
Historically, EBMUD was replacing around 10 miles of distribution pipe per year. The utility’s approach to selecting the projects was reactive, replacing only pipes that had broken many times before. Although EBMUD’s main break rate was within industry standards, the failure rate was increasing.
Distribution
Drinking Water Pipe Replacement
Doug Hatler
Jun 1st, 2019
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Smart Water Utility
The Opportunity of a Lifetime to Solve Water
Jun 1st, 2019
Convenient sampling kit automates manual-driven collection process.
Potable Water Quality
From manual to modern: Water tech startup aims to be ‘Amazon of water testing’
Angela Godwin
Jun 1st, 2019
Steve Worley and the City of Raleigh, N.C., were honored in the seventh annual CSO50 Awards for their security initiatives.
Water Utility Management
Unfiltered: An Insider’s View of Water Security
Jun 1st, 2019
At its main headquarters, SFPUC practices the one-water strategies it promotes.
Reuse / Recycling
San Francisco’s One Water Approach to Resiliency
Jun 1st, 2019
A smoke test being performed at a wastewater lagoon.
Treatment
Plant-Based Odor Control in Municipal Water
Jun 1st, 2019
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Asset Management
An Informed Customer Is a Satisfied Customer
Jun 1st, 2019