EditorialRemote Gate Control Reduces Overflows

Remote Gate Control Reduces Overflows

Wastewater utility turns to REXA for the right gate control for safe storage of wet weather flow.
  • Appeared in print as "Right Out of the Gate"
  • By Erik Saitta
  • January 2015
  • Better Mousetraps

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Imagine being blindfolded 100 feet away from the edge of a cliff and told you must walk as close to the edge of the cliff as you can without going over. This is the analogy Engineering Manager Michael Stuer employs to describe the past efforts of the Lowell Regional Wastewater...

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