By implementing an energy performance contracting program, the City of Fremont, Ohio, was able to address the challenge of replacing its water meters efficiently and make critical...
The cost of just a few unanticipated downtime events per year could quickly run into the tens of thousands of dollars. So, when it comes to maintenance, it’s better to be prepared...
The DeSoto Parish Waterworks in Louisiana wanted to convert back to free chlorine for disinfection but to do so, the utility would have to reduce organics to comply with Stage...
NSF/ANSI 223 sets minimum requirements to be used by conformity assessment organizations when testing and certifying products used in municipal drinking water treatment.
Amperometric technology has such obvious advantages for water treatment plants that it’s worth examining efficient ways to make the technology work for free chlorine measurement...
Remote disconnect/reconnect metering technology from Mueller Systems eliminates the need to send utility personnel into the field to turn service on or off manually.
Dr. David Sedlak wrote a book — THE book — on the evolution of urban water and wastewater systems, and in the process, he noticed an interesting pattern.
The California State Water Resources Control Board has adopted new rules entitled “Procedures for Discharges of Dredged or Fill Material to Waters of the State.” Here’s what you...
Indirect potable reuse has been practiced in Arizona for some time but recently direct potable reuse (DPR) has gotten a lot of attention. Brown & Caldwell’s Katie Vanyo explains...
Bend, Oregon’s $3.8 million North Area Sewer Improvements project includes the culmination of a five-year effort to resolve a microbial-induced corrosion (MIC) problem caused ...
With Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) water utilities can gain a deeper understanding of the data they collect while also managing, sharing and securing that information more easily...