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WaterWorld Volume 35, Issue 7

Volume 35, Issue 7

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 7

SUEZ Water South Jersey employs Blue-White’s Pro-Series-M&circledR; MD-3 Dual Diaphragm Metering Pumps, which can be used successfully in high-pressure applications.

Treatment for High-Pressure Alum Application

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Affordability Through Advanced Asset Management

Echologics&circledR; ePulse&circledR; acoustic technology.

Listening for Leaks

The Richland Creek Reservoir Water Supply Program will take water from the Etowah River to the north and pipe it to a new reservoir before a treatment plant will treat water at an initial rate of 18 million gallons per day.

Say No to Crack (Injection)

Jim Williams (left) accepts the gavel from David Rager during AWWA’s ACE 2019 conference in Denver. Photo courtesy SUEZ N.A.

A fresh perspective on the needs of the water industry

“Sussey,” a sewage-sniffing dog, signals a found scent through intense eye contact with his handler, Middle Susquehanna Riverkeeper Carol Parenzan. Photos courtesy of Middle Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association Inc./Ann Nowaskie.

Sniffing Out Leaks Along the Susquehanna

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Protect the Source

The choice of model is typically influenced by the purpose of the study and the scale of the study site.

Looking Underground