open_in_new Efficient Biodestruction of Wastewater-Blended, Oxidant-Laden Residual Streams

A disadvantage of using separation-based oxidant (i.e., perchlorate, nitrate, bromate) treatment technologies (e.g. ion exchange or membranes) is that they produce an oxidant-laden concentrate that

open_in_new Biodegradability of Dissolved Organic Nitrogen: Adaptation of the BOD Test

To prevent eutrophication in receiving waters, many astewater treatment plants are being firected by regulatory agencies to achieve very low levels of total nitrogen (3–4 mg/L TN or lower) in the

open_in_new The City of Dallas' Trinity River Corridor Project

On May 2, 1998, Dallas citizens voted to enhance the quality of life for this and future generations by approving the 246 million Trinity River Corridor Capital Bond Program. This program will

open_in_new Improving the Operations and Maintenance of Wastewater Infrastructure with Knowledge Management Systems

open_in_new Illuminating Ultraviolet Disinfection for High-Level Reuse in Florida

Chlorine has been the mainstay of the wastewater disinfection industry for more than 100 years due to its effectiveness, low cost and availability. However, due to various problems associated with

open_in_new Succession Planning & Leadership Development: Your Utility's Bridge to the Future

A few years ago, a certain polititian (who shall remain nameless!) used to talk endlessly about “building a bridge to the 21st century.” The “bridge” to which he referred was technology.As it turns

open_in_new Higher Filter Loading Rates for Greater Water Reuse Capacity

This research project is designed to provide a systematic approach to determine the effect on recycled water quality of varying filter loading rates—and as influenced by other routinely monitored

open_in_new Succession Planning and Career Development in Public Utility Organizations: A Case Study of Two Skill-Based Programs

More than ever before, public utilities need employees with greater skills to meet the demands of regulatory compliance, safety and reliability, optimization, community expectations, and loss of

open_in_new Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utilities Leverage their Competitive Advantage to Establish Environmentally Sustainable Operations

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utilities (Utilities), the Carolinas' largest water and wastewater service provider, has a documented history for competitive operations. Today, many wastewater system

open_in_new Solving the Regulatory Quagmire: Enterprise Compliance Management

The majority of environmental agencies are faced with ever-increasing and rigorous regulatory requirements, compounded by multiple stakeholders and business processes. These regulatory requirements