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WaterWorld Volume 35, Issue 9
Volume 35, Issue 9

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 9
Angela Godwin interviews Adel Hagekhalil during WEX Global 2019.
Reuse / Recycling
Climate change: The cost of doing nothing is too great
Angela Godwin
Sep 14th, 2019
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Wastewater
Cleaning Up What’s Left Behind
Alanna Maya
Sep 14th, 2019
The seasonal town of Falmouth, Mass., has varying demands on its water system, from 1.5 MGD during the winter months to 9.7 MGD over the July 4th holiday. Source: All photos courtesy of Town of Falmouth, Mass.
Asset Management
Automated Intelligence: Meeting Seasonal Water Demand on Cape Cod
Sep 14th, 2019
Look to be involved in the installation of other utilities as they will eventually be turned over to you. Ensure the plans of the project meet all requirements and the final prints are accurate.
Water Utility Management
Minimizing Emergency Pipe Repairs
Sep 14th, 2019
Utility workers addressing a water line break.
Water Utility Management
Finding Efficiency Gains under the Radar
Sep 14th, 2019
Water Utility Management
Water Industry Innovation, A Slow and Painful Process
Sep 14th, 2019
Interior of the Gastonia Water Treatment Plant, depicting the 12 MGD membrane treatment process prior to distribution.
Treatment
North Carolina’s New Era of Water Quality
Sep 14th, 2019
A wastewater treatment plant in Florida uses Beck Actuators on waste activated sludge (WAS) valves in both modulating and open/close service, as well as other areas throughout its treatment process.
Pumps
Extending the Actuator Life Cycle
Sep 14th, 2019
Mutag BioChip ™ without biofilm.
Filtration
MBBR Carrier Media: How Much Do I Really Need?
Sep 14th, 2019
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Wastewater
WEFTEC.19 Show Preview
Sep 14th, 2019