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Industry News - September 2020
Sewer Equipment announces new dealersSewer Equipment announced its newest full-line dealers: Brown Equipment Co. in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky and MSC Equipment...
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Consistent Pipe Inspection Quality
There is a little-known resource on www.nassco.org that deserves to be brought to the attention of our industry: the NASSCO PACP Quality...
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Get a Handle on Gas Monitoring
Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is a gas commonly found in wastewater applications, resulting from the decomposition of organic matter. It is toxic, combustible...
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Clear Lines Provide Good Acoustics
Understanding collections system condition is critical to maintaining performance. Video inspection is a key piece, but it’s not the whole puzzle.
Active acoustic...
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A Simple Way to Swap Valves
Prying apart flanges to replace leaking valves can be a time-consuming and risky procedure. But that’s not the case at the Regional...
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Rise Above the Silence
So you see a colleague violating a safety procedure while operating a combo vac truck. Or breaking an office ethics protocol. Or...
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Improve Your Water and Wastewater Knowledge
You never hear people say they wish they had less education.
If a four-year degree never figured into your goals, so be it....
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Assessing Water System Health
The city of London, Ontario, is situated at the confluence of the Thames and North Thames rivers just above Lake Erie. The...
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A Balanced Portfolio of Water Resources
Like every municipal provider of water services, Colorado Springs (Colorado) Utilities walks a tightrope. Not falling off that slender platform is all...
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Product Focus - August 2020
ASSET MANAGEMENT
1. RIDGID A-Frame Fault LocatorThe RIDGID A-Frame Fault Locator finds the location of ground faults in direct-buried insulated wire up to...
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NASSCO Staying Strong and Steady in 2020
In the early days of the COVID-19 restrictions, NASSCO’s board of directors made the solid decision to cancel the association’s Annual Conference...
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Answers for Wastewater Utilities
The wastewater business is all about managing flow. As you know, that task is often more difficult than it sounds, but ADS...
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Best of the Decade: Wet Wells vs. Dry Wells
One of the first decisions in pump station design is whether to take a traditional approach with pumps installed in a dry...
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Making a Case for Workplace Candor
Most people are told at an early age that if they have nothing nice to say, they should say nothing at all....
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Get Ahead of Pipe Problems
It rained last night. It started in the evening, light at first, but then picked up to a steady shower that increased...
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Best of the Decade: Utility of the Future
Some utilities struggle to meet the conditions of a consent decree. Others use it as a baseline. The Miami-Dade (Florida) Water and...
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Tackling Both Sides of Water and Wastewater
The El Dorado (Kansas) Water Distribution & Sewer Maintenance division prizes efficiency. And one of the primary ways the small utility achieves...
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Worth Noting - August 2020
PEOPLE/AWARDS
Grover Fugate retired as executive director of Rhode Island’s Coastal Resources Management Council. In 1986, he became the agency’s first director. Jeffrey...




















