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  1. New Media Reduces Cadmium From Electroplating Wastewater Discharge 1/24/2012

    In August 2010, an electroplating facility in California specializing in aircraft components was issued specialty permit levels for the reduction of cadmium in discharge wastewater. The current permit of 250ppb was reduced to 70ppb and the allowed cadmium levels are expected to move lower over the next few years.

  2. Packaged Membrane System Helps Town Of Oak Creek, CO Meet Drinking Water Needs 11/14/2011

    Located in Northwest Colorado, the Town of Oak Creek is a modest-sized community with a diverse landscape of mountainous peaks and rolling ranch land.  Anticipating the spring run-off season and the need to treat a wide range of raw water quality, the Town of Oak Creek developed a fast track, design-build schedule to find a solution to its water treatment needs.

  3. Healdsburg Plant Upgrades Net Significant Savings In Sludge Handling And Hauling Costs 3/10/2011

    In 2004, a U.S. District Court decision designated the effluent pond for the wastewater treatment plant in Healdsburg, California, a “waters of the United States,” making the city accountable to stringent new effluent requirements. Prior to the ruling, the city had been using aerated lagoons that discharged into an inactive gravel mining pond.

  4. Aerzen Delta Hybrid Case Study Video 2/17/2011

    The first installation of the new technology — Aerzen's Rotary Lobe Compressor — saves 30% energy usage in the Huntington, NY Wastewater Treatment plant.

  5. Grey Eagle Casino Utilizes MBR System To Meet Advanced Wastewater Treatment Needs 2/11/2011

    The Grey Eagle Casino was a new commercial venture by the Tsuu T’ina Nation, in partnership with Sonco Gaming (Alberta) Ltd. This casino and future hotel/entertainment project is located on Tsuu T’ina lands in southwest Calgary.  The location had no water and sewer services, and had tight standards for discharging the wastewater that ultimately goes into Pine Creek. Any discharge at this location required advanced treatment, including a highly filtered effluent, with nitrogen removal to levels below 10 mg/L total nitrogen, and phosphorus removal to levels less than 0.5 mg/L.

  6. The Price Of Progress: Assessing The Need For A Mobile Computing Migration 1/25/2011

    A choice of new mobile computing hardware can often have a significant impact on existing software applications and business processes. Perhaps the disruption of a complete overhaul of software and hardware, along with the associated business processes, is more change than a business can bear. Having the prerogative to phase in change on the timetable of your business versus the “rip and replace” timetable of technology is difficult to achieve. By Intermec

  7. Top 5 Tips For Choosing Mobile Printers 1/25/2011
    This white paper explains the fundamentals, describes what differentiates mobile printers, and provides tips for selecting the model that will perform reliably, efficiently, and affordably in your operations. By Intermec, Inc.
  8. Socket Mobile And SOTI Partner To Enable The Mobile Worker Anytime, Anywhere 1/11/2011
    Socket Mobile, Inc., an innovative provider of mobile productivity solutions, recently announced a partnership with SOTI, Inc., a recognized leader in providing ground-breaking Mobile Device Management (MDM) software.
  9. Leopold Universal Type S® Underdrain by Xylem 12/29/2010

    Leopold Type S technology underdrain is designed to provide uniform distribution of wash water and air to clean every corner of the filter without media upset.

  10. Southeastern Software Association Names Utility's AVaiL Solution As One Of The Top Products For 2010 12/17/2010
    Utility, Inc., a provider of technology and services that allow first responders and utilities to more effectively command, control and support mobile field operations, announced recently that its AVaiL software as a service was one of five finalists for the Southeastern Software Association’s (SSA) 2010 Impact Award.