When it rains in St. Petersburg, it pours. But the sewer system no longer overflows the way it used to, and manhole...
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The Bottom Line
The City of Duluth is taking a top-to-bottom approach to eliminating sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs). In fact, it has to.For one thing,...
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Product News - May 2010
General Offers Gen-Eye Spectra Video SystemThe Gen-Eye Spectra video inspection system from General Pipe Cleaners features a 160 GB hard drive, DVD...
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Building Diversity
With the “silver tsunami” retirement wave sweeping through, utilities and other public sector organizations face a golden opportunity to increase employee diversity....
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Camera Transporter Switches Between Wheels and Tracks
The WTR III transformer transporter inspection camera from CUES Inc. can quickly change between wheels and optional high-traction tracks, allowing it to...
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Educating Our Publics
Anyone in the sewer industry knows that sewer systems are designed to handle three things: water, human waste, and toilet paper. When...
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Taking Care of Yourself
I used to stay in shape by playing basketball, and for years I could run up and down the court like a...
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Industry News - April 2010
Dresser Supplies Blower Packages for Egyptian Water ProjectDresser Inc., through its Egyptian distributor Tartoussieh Engineering of Cairo, supplied 249 small Roots Universal...
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Jumbo Repair
The City of Victoria, B.C., is undertaking the replacement of a 5-mile stretch of 20- to 24-inch steel water main installed in...
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Down to a Science
Extensive modeling for the Lake Mendota watershed in Dane County, Wis., revealed that 500 to 600 acres per year of urban development...
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Intelligent Listening
Leak-detection technology continues to be refined. Various technologies have been used in equipment to detect leaks, each with strengths and weaknesses.ADS Environmental...
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Tightening Up
Clear water from illegally plumbed sump pumps, underdrains, and other sources posed a major problem for Dave Hofer, P.E., assistant county engineer...
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Winding Underwater
The 24,000-foot-long concrete and cast-iron Lake Oswego (Ore.) interceptor sewer (LOIS) had insufficient capacity to handle development and peak wet-weather flows, resulting...
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Communicating Through Conflict
Where there are people, there is conflict. It affects us all. The failure to communicate effectively, or to communicate at all, is...
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Out of Sight Becomes Top of Mind
While disaster-response teams raced against time in earthquake-ravaged Haiti, the time bomb of the outbreak of disease continued to tick. Setting the...
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Letters to the Editor
Believer in CertificationTo the editor:I enjoyed reading “Thoughts on Certification” (From the Editor, MSW, February 2010). I am an advocate for certification...
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Making It Last
It’s amazing sometimes to think of what used to get buried in the name of water and sewer piping (especially sewer) back...
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Industry Rising
The 30th Annual Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo International struck an optimistic note for the environmental service industry. Attendance reached 8,784 persons...
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Devouring Trouble
The Jefferson Street Pump Station in Centralia, Wash., handles one-third of the city’s sewage from six other pump stations and a 24-inch...







