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Articles & Whitepapers
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Automatic Flow Control Valves Solve Raw Water Management Challenges
For all the historical and natural charm of Greenville, S.C., efforts to serve the city's water customers were hampered by raw water management challenges at a nearby reservoir. A new automatic flow control valve provided Greenville Water, City of Greenville Commission of Public Works, with a customized solution. Greenville is situated about halfway between Charlotte, N.C., and Atlanta, up ...
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Dam Structure Safety Installation and Repair Using Advanced Geosynthetic Technology
Dams and Spillways Are a Critical Part of U.S. Infrastructure With estimates of 84,000 structures nationwide, dams and spillways are essential for controlling flooding, water distribution and ...
News
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CADASA increases the security of its WWTP with IVERNA’s handhold entry pole
The “Asturias Water Consortium” (CADASA) has recently carried out an important action to reinforce security at its facilities. Once the Occupational Risk Assessments of various Public Sanitation and Treatment Systems were carried out ...
TecnoConverting Engineering Introduces Tecno-Grabber System
High Precision Machining of Components for Vital Infrastructure
WAPDA invites bids by 20 May for civil works and electro-mechanical upgrading at the Warsak project in Pakistan.
EPA Awards New Great Lakes Restoration Funding for Projects in the Clinton River Area of Concern
Equipment & Solutions
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Total Dissolved Gas (TDG) Sensor
Total Dissolved Gas (TDG) is the sum of the partial pressures of all gases in a water sample. Normally, the sum of gas partial pressures will be about one atmosphere (15 psi) for any water that is exposed to the atmosphere. The partial pressure of each gas will be the same as that’s gas’s contribution to atmospheric pressure, i.e. about 20% oxygen, 79 % nitrogen, and 1% trace gases. ...
