Inside the February 2010 Issue
Features
Sewer: San Francisco Fights Fog
A progressive program helps keep fats, oils and grease out of sewers, while a new technology turns it into high-quality fuel for use or sale
Cover Story: SEWER: Open to Suggestion
A town in the high desert of Idaho finds answers to its aging infrastructure challenges by studying and applying a wide range of trenchless technology approaches
Better Mousetraps: Litter Corral
A trapping device tested in the nation’s capital skims debris from stream surfaces, helping to keep waterways clean
Storm: It’s All About the Crabs
The James City County Stormwater Division engages residents by reminding them that clean water protects one of their favorite delicacies
Brainstorms: How Big Is That Pipe?
Many wastewater collection system technicians have had this experience: You need to inspect a line, or set up a skid for waterjet cleaning, but from your vantage point in the street you can’t confidently tell if the pipe is 6-inch or 8-inch. And you’d rather not perform a confined-space entry to go down the manhole and use a tape measure.
Technology Test Drive: From the Inside
The LETS inspection system from Aries Industries lets municipal and contractor crews expedite evaluation of private sewer laterals by looking in from the mainline
Expo: An Expo Encore
On Feb. 27, country favorites from past Saturday Evening Jams will hit the stage to celebrate the 30th Pumper & Cleaner Expo
