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Deluge
of Challenges Impact Water Infrasturture Systmes:
The Water Infrastructure Network (WIN) estimates
that the U.S. needs to spend nearly $300 billion
over the next 20 years to build and repair wastewater
treatment plants, sewer pipes and drinking-water
treatment facilities.
Bypass
Keeps Wastewater System Pumping - When
the City of Allentown, PA, replaced a 36-in. plug
valve at their 50-mgd wastewater treatment plant,
a bypass kept the plant in service throughout
the upgrade process.
North
Americas Largest DBO Water Project Uses
Latest Technology - The pumps at the
Stony Brook Lift Station used to clog so often
that crews for the Suffolk County, NY Department
of Public Works (SCDPW) anticipated an event as
part of their weekly routine.
Water
Utilities To Get Help Communicating Their Needs
- Reusing treated wastewater as a source of residential
irrigation sounds like a great idea, but is it
economically viable?
Nashville
Benefits From Sewer Rehab - Orleans,
IN-based Reynolds Inc., a licensee of Inliner
Technologies, recently reached the halfway point
for the nations first performance-based
sewer rehabilitation contract.
Water
Woes Wane in San Juan Capistrano -
It took 15 years, 14 permits, and a complicated
bonding process, but soon, a $28-million groundwater
reclamation project will allow the City of San
Juan Capistrano, CA, to achieve independence from
distant water sources and allay the risk of water
supply shortages.
Trenchless
Technology Restores Aging Systems -
Insituform Technologies Inc., of Chesterfield,
MO, is involved in a variety of sewer rehabilitation
projects in the Phoenix valley that require large-scale
bypass pumping operations.
Advantages
of Post-Tensioning in Water Tanks -
For decades, storage tanks have been the primary
resource to store municipal water and wastewater.
Houston
Begins New Era in Regional Water Supply
- Located on the north side of the city on Lake
Houston, the nearly $150-million Northeast Water
Purification System (NEWPS) is one of the largest
design/build/operate (DBO) projects in the country.
MFG
Water Treatment Products Co. -
Engineers [of] fiberglass parts for use in water
and wastewater. . .
Recharging
Groundwater - West Cummings Park, an
office complex in Woburn, MA, is recharging its
groundwater, thanks to a FEMA funding program.
Managing
Underground Assets - A new generation
of data collection and management software, Granite
XP, was recently introduced to provide expanded
capabilities for mapping and asset management
systems used by municipalities and private contractors.
Nitrogen
Removal Innovation - Municipalities
face the high costs of supplemental chemicals,
such as carbon, when implementing nitrogen removal
in wastewater treatment.
Columbus,
OH, Analyzes Potential Water System Threats
- Science Applications International Corporation
(SAIC) has teamed with MWH Americas Inc.
Newark
Upgrades Underground - The City of
Newark, NJ, has invested millions of dollars in
its infrastructure over the past year.
Pumps
Provide Sustained High Efficiency and Reduced
Power Consumption - The N-Pump line
of submersible pumps by ITT Flygt deliver sustained
high efficiency while greatly reducing energy
consumption.
UV
Replaces Chlorine in SC Treatment Plant
- The Pelham Wastewater Treatment Plant, located
between Spartanburg and Greenville, SC, serves
over 600,000 residents throughout portions of
both counties.
Upgrades
Renew 35-Year-Old Water Treatment Plant
- Californias East Bay Municipal Utility
District is upsizing and upgrading their 35-year-old
Walnut Creek Treatment Plant.
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