Reliability Needed in Treatment Facility
Located just south of the England’s second largest city of Birmingham, the small town of Redditch is not without its own municipal concerns—especially when...
Controlling Scale Deposits in Waterlines
Boil a kettle of water in a hard water area and two undesirable observations are made: A fine but harmless scum appears on the...
Stormwater Chambers Go Super-Sized
Introducing its Contactor and Recharger chambers to the industry in 1986, CULTEC helped begin a revolution toward using plastic construction products. Since then, several...
Partnership Provides Watertight Solutions
In a partnership dedicated to temporary cofferdam dewatering on a wide variety of jobsites, including construction, remediation, rehabilitation, flood protection and in-water inspection, Rain...
Screening System Eliminates Clogging from Membrane Bioreactor
In order to keep up with the rising population, increased demands and tougher regulatory requirements, the U.S. Army Schofield Barracks, Hawaii’s largest Army post,...
Preserving the Mary Rose
In 1545, off the south coast of England, an invading fleet of French vessels entered the Solent Channel, approaching the awaiting forces of King...
A Pump System for the Future
Boskalis Nederland is a part of Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. Boskalis was established in 1910 and has expanded from a local dredging contractor to...
Making Invisible Problems Visible
In any slurry transport system, engineers fight a constant battle to reduce wear and increase productivity. Many factors affect those goals, but one of...
Delivering Under Pressure
Pressure is at the heart of mining operations. Millions of years of pressure produce the precious minerals or fossil fuels that mines excavate for....
Operational Costs Reduction Part 2
In part 1 of this article, we examined the role of aerobic and anaerobic digestion for solids handling and sludge dewatering in water and...









