From bicycle wheels to automobiles to typewriters and electronics, the sprawling Remington Rand complex in Middletown has held an important place in the state’s...

As global conditions place more stress on water resources, a great deal of attention is being paid to water reuse technologies, particularly those that...

In part 1 of this series, we detailed some of the lingering damage left in the wake of Hurricane Katrina throughout the septic system...

Last month, we introduced the following study, which consisted of three phases that started in the autumn of 2016 at a site located in...

By Michael Kopper, Centrisys It takes big ambition to tackle big projects and make them a success. A leading North American manufacturer of decanter and...

Wineries facing the dilemma of processing both their wine-making process wastewater and their sanitary wastewater—in a manner that is cost-effective, environmentally friendly, and regulatory-compliant—now...

Technicians responsible for wastewater effluent at municipal facilities, food/beverage plants and other industrial operations who must comply with mandatory water sampling will discover the...

By Dave Eifert and Eike Wedekind, Phoenix Contact Just a few years ago, it was extremely difficult to monitor and maintain distributed stations. The reason...

Southside contains a very rocky terrain. In some areas, the ground is clay while in others, approximately three feet of soil sit above limestone...

Reducing FOG and odors in collection systems and lift stations Fats, oils, and grease (FOG) can accumulate in collection systems and lift stations and cause...