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INTRODUCTION

In the landscape of wastewater treatment, the secondary clarifier is often the ultimate bottleneck of the activated sludge process. While biological reactors get the glory for nutrient removal, the clarifier is the final gatekeeper of effluent quality. A surprising statistic in the industry is that nearly 50% of clarifier performance issue...


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In the municipal water and wastewater treatment sector, the handling of hazardous gases remains one of the most critical safety challenges facing plant operators and engineers. While alternative disinfection methods such as ultraviolet (UV) light and on-site hypochlorite generation have gained traction, the use of gaseous chlorine (Cl2), sulfur dioxide (S...


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A frequent point of friction in municipal water and wastewater design lies in the disconnect between specifying distinct industrial components and specifying integrated application solutions. Engineers often grapple with a critical choice: should the control system be built around a global industrial powerhouse platform, or a specialized water-cen...


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In the transition from traditional cast iron sluice gates to modern fabricated stainless steel and aluminum slide gates, municipal engineers often find themselves evaluating two dominant North American manufacturers. The analysis of Golden Harvest vs Whipps – C for Gates: Pros/Cons & Best-Fit Applications is a critical exercis...


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In municipal and industrial water treatment, flow measurement is arguably the single most critical variable for process control, yet it remains a primary source of operational inefficiency. It is estimated that flow measurement errors contribute significantly to the 20-30% of Non-Revenue Water (NRW) losses seen in many aging distribution systems. ...


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