Wastewater Treatment Articles

The answer varies, as it depends on factors such as system complexity, treatment levels, and investment in infrastructure. However, based on research,...

Wastewater lift stations aren’t designed to last forever, and there are plenty of examples of communities suffering the consequences of delayed improvements. For...

The best municipal leaders are driven by the desire to make their communities stronger. Count LaTia Jutan among them. Taking advice from her...

At the foot of Grandview Drive, which Teddy Roosevelt famously dubbed “the world’s most beautiful drive,” Greater Peoria Sanitary District engineers are...

UNESCO estimates that 80% of wastewater globally is released back into the environment untreated, polluting the world’s waterways and posing risks to...

Injecting chemicals to stabilize, lift, seal or compact weak soils and rocks is not new. Polyurethane grout material has been used for...

One can’t look long at Mount Pleasant Waterworks without seeing a pattern of responsible management. The South Carolina utility has a penchant...

To many people, the Florida Keys are paradise, the subject of Hemingway novels and love songs. But to those responsible for maintaining...

Suck it up, pressurize it and send it to the treatment plant.In theory, this should be a straightforward job for pumps at...

Spring likes to come late in Northern Wisconsin. It was the very beginning of May when the last of this year’s snow...

Water is a cycle, just like life. It rains down and rises back up. Precipitation to evaporation. Ashes to ashes. Dust to...

The Macon Water Authority is a testament to the value of master planning. In 2018, a new industrial customer, Irving Tissue, began plans...

The Dallas Area Municipal Authority in northeastern Pennsylvania is in the midst of a $4 million manhole-rehabilitation project aimed at significantly reducing...

A conversation can go a long way. It could prevent a clog. It might make your systems stronger. Sometimes I use this space to...