Optimizing Data Intelligence Helps Orlando Protect Its Citizens During Heavy Rain...
By Isabelle Chenier, Aquatic Informatics
The City of Orlando Streets and Stormwater Division is responsible for maintaining and improving drainage facilities to prevent flooding and...
Direct steam technology expands production capacity
A leading Israeli dairy producer has expanded its production capacity for plant-based drinks with the installation of an HRS DSI Series pasteurizer as part of...
Virginia Project Aims to Rein In Land Subsidence
A United States Geological Survey report in 2013 found that land subsidence in Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay region has been occurring since the 1940s. Rates...
Sweetening the Deal with EcoFlow Valves
A major U.S. sugar producer has several hundred pumps throughout the plant. These pumps are either using packing, which requires constant maintenance or using mechanical seals,...
May the FORSe Be With You
At the 3A Lift Station Force Main and Plant Headworks in Dayton, Nevada, officials from the Lyon County Utilities Department discovered high sulfide levels...
Streamlining Winery Operations
Labor shortages caused by the pandemic, exacerbated by high housing costs and made worse by wildfires, have posed challenges for California vineyards. Crush Fabrication...
Real-Time Water Monitoring in Riddle, Oregon: Part 1 of 2
Emergent water treatment technologies continue to revolutionize the way we view our world and the ways in which our municipalities address their most pressing...
The Future of Water is Bright in the Desert
Incorporated in 1989, the town of Queen Creek is a vibrant community just outside of the Phoenix metro area, in both Maricopa and Pinal...
Greek Poultry Farmers Invest in Biogas Plants
The German biogas plant specialist Weltec Biopower registers keen interest in its plant technology in Greece. In the past year, Weltec expanded its market...
Smart Sewer Technology Reduces CSO Volume by 80 Percent
The St. Joseph River has long shaped South Bend’s economy, especially during the mid-twentieth century, when the river was the conduit to heavy industrial...