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Volume 39, Issue 2, March 2023
Volume 39, Issue 2, March 2023
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Building Trust in the Truth
March 21, 2023
Installing sensors on or near hard-to-reach assets can be bypassed by analyzing current and voltage signals of sensors within motor control cabinets.
Smart Water Utility
Preventing unplanned downtime and pollution incidents for Anglian Water
March 20, 2023
With its source water coming from an open water reservoir, SWD faced the challenge of uncontrolled algae growth.
Drinking Water Treatment
Syracuse Department of Water mitigates algae with ultrasonic technology
March 20, 2023
Asset management can help a utility’s culture by helping develop a strong, data-driven organizational identity.
Asset Management
Organizational culture and the benefits of asset management
March 20, 2023
On an average day, the lab conducts 10 to 15 tests for operations. Laptops are positioned at the different sampling and analyzing stations for ease of access.
Smart Water Utility
San Luis Obispo water quality lab breaks down data silos and saves time by going digital
March 20, 2023
More content from Volume 39, Issue 2, March 2023
FKAA’s goal is to replace the entire transmission main of its 130-mile-long system.
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Innovation is key to creating a fully redundant, climate-resistant water system
The Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority's commitment to being proactive and acceptance of innovation propel future growth and resilience.
March 20, 2023
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Drinking Water Treatment
The latest technology can help achieve a deeper understanding of PFAS
How the latest tools and techniques are being used to protect waterways by helping analyze the nation’s known and unknown PFAS.
Feb. 16, 2023
