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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
Sealing the Deal
Sealing the Deal
Editorial
March 28, 2011
A court-ordered I&I control program in the City of Milwaukee includes a regular program on manhole inspection and repair that pays many dividends
Secure Connections
Secure Connections
Editorial
March 28, 2011
The City of Salem goes big with in-house grouting as part of a complete program of sewer inspection, maintenance and rehab for I&I control
Industry News - March 2011
Editorial
February 28, 2011
Abresist Corp. Changes Name to Abresist Kalenborn Corp.; IPR Names Vellano VP Sales, Marketing; Wachs Partners with JD7 on Pipeline Services; RapidView Names Keranko Director of Sales; Haaker, Son of Company Founder, Passes Away; Consortium Seeks U.S. Businesses for Global Projects Database
Industry News - February 2011
Editorial
January 31, 2011
StoneAge Named Top Colorado Company; RWL Acquires Aeromix Systems; Forbest Products Co. Launches Online Store; Vac-Con Offers Imron Elite Coating System; U.S., UK Companies form Pipe Restoration Service; Wachs Water Services Forms Pipeline Division; ABB Offers Flowmeter Reference Guide
Clamping Down on Losses
Editorial
December 31, 2010
An industrial city in central Illinois reaps big dividends with a phased approach to identifying and repairing leaks in its water distribution system
Giving A Listen
Editorial
December 31, 2010
A performance contract helps a Tennessee city add automated water meter reading and a leak detection system and pay for the improvements out of system savings
A Better Blend
Editorial
November 30, 2010
An automated emulsion polymer blending system helps a Texas treatment plant improve dewatering and cut polymer costs
Industry News - December 2010
Editorial
November 30, 2010
Pumper & Cleaner Expo Heads to Indianapolis in 2012; Godwin Pumps Names Ohstrom VP of Marketing; Jamko Launches Web Presence; Perma-Lateral Receives PMG Listing; Vanair Benefits Wounded Warrior Project; Radiodetection Places First in Locate Rodeo; Bentley Seeks Student Design Competition Submissions
Essential Players
Editorial
November 30, 2010
Collections system supervisor Ralph Palomares and water operations foreman Ron Hightower help assure El Toro Water District residents of reliable, quality service
Doubling Up
Editorial
October 31, 2010
The City of Billings uses pipe bursting with in-house crews to repair water distribution leaks and enlarge mains to ensure adequate flow for fire protection
Planning to Grow
Editorial
October 31, 2010
Water conservation and a regularly updated master plan help a Texas military town keep up with growth and deliver efficient, high-quality service
On Their Own
Editorial
October 31, 2010
A robotic pipe inspection system enables a western Pennsylvania municipal authority to complete an assessment and avoid a consent order and fine