Trying to meet wastewater conveyance and treatment needs without accurate flow monitoring is a little like trying to find your way in the dark without a flashlight.The King County Wastewater Treatment Division (KCWTD), based in Seattle, Wash., is embarking on an extensive in-house flow monitoring project to help the utility see clearly into the future, but also:• Identify infiltration and inflow issues.• Monitor industrial discharges.• Identify and plot salt water intrusion into the conveyance lines.• Support specific pilot projects.“The more you know about your system, the better off you are,” says Janice Johnson, wastewater engineer. The KCWTD is the largest
