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Location and leak Detection
Editorial
October 25, 2011
A Delicate Balance
A Delicate Balance
Editorial
October 25, 2011
Port Angeles embarks on a multifaceted programto conserve drinking water, protect its source, safeguard the environment, and serve residents cost-effectively
Connecting Pipe Data to GIS
Connecting Pipe Data to GIS
Editorial
October 25, 2011
The WinCan GIS Module from Pipeline Analytics maps pipe inspection findings to enable better asset management and project planning
October Product News
October Product News
Editorial
September 29, 2011
Featured new products.
Mainline Offers Adapt-a-Valve Lateral Inspection Chamber
Mainline Offers Adapt-a-Valve Lateral Inspection Chamber
Editorial
September 29, 2011
Adapt-a-Valve Inspection Chamber from Mainline Backflow Products
Overflow Solution
Overflow Solution
Editorial
August 26, 2011
Partially filled magmeters give a Pennsylvania city an effective remedy against high wet-weather flows that had overwhelmed the treatment plant
September Product News
September Product News
Editorial
August 26, 2011
Featured new products.
Back from the Brink
Back from the Brink
Editorial
July 27, 2011
When customers ran out of water, Cohasset, Mass., got serious about improving its system. Today, it’s an award-winner.
PACP Certification: What It Really Means
Editorial
July 27, 2011
Certified software for pipe inspection must meet stringent standards, including the ability to transfer data seamlessly between programs
Listening for Leaks
Listening for Leaks
Editorial
July 27, 2011
Hykron listening device and Eureka 2R locator system from ADS provide simple tools for efficient and accurate leak detection
Above the Fray
Above the Fray
Editorial
June 27, 2011
A California agency gets a handle on its collection system flows using meters mounted in manholes over the wastewater stream
July Industry News
Editorial
June 27, 2011
Grote Names Draper Marketing Manager; Pure Technologies Names McDonald Regional Manager; KROHNE Posts Leak Detection Vodcast; Workers Return at General Wire; RIDGID Promotion Raises $8,000 for PHCC; McElroy Adds International Distributors; Godwin Presents Check to Boys, Girls Clubs; Wachs Opens Canada Office, Adds Managers
Bursting the Conventional Wisdom
Bursting the Conventional Wisdom
Editorial
June 27, 2011
An Oklahoma city is achieving success and saving big dollars by conducting a multi-year, $90 million sewer rehabilitation program with in-house workers
The Battle of New Orleans
The Battle of New Orleans
Editorial
June 27, 2011
Long after Hurricane Katrina, the city struggles to locate leaks that total millions of gallons per day. Sophisticated acoustic monitoring tools are key weapons.
Leak Hunters
Leak Hunters
Editorial
May 31, 2011
New digital detection technology helps a Georgia water authority get proactive about leaks — and pays for itself with the first leak
While It’s Still Running
While It’s Still Running
Editorial
May 31, 2011
A full-profile insertion flowmeter is designed to be easily inserted into a pipeline without leakage while it is still under pressure and in service
Level Headed
Level Headed
Editorial
April 25, 2011
Pressure transducer level sensors help a Massachusetts wastewater utility safely optimize storage capacity in its interceptor system
Knowing the Flows
Knowing the Flows
Editorial
April 25, 2011
A comprehensive monitoring system helps a major sewerage agency keep tabs on its system, optimize capacity, and help drive down SSOs
Buying Back Capacity
Buying Back Capacity
Editorial
March 28, 2011
Aggressive manhole rehabilitation and a larger I&I control effort help Fairfield, Ohio, prevent overflow and keep sewer user rates down
Sitting Ducks
Editorial
March 28, 2011
Your streets are full of big and easy targets in the never-ending battle against inflow and infiltration and all its insidious costs