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Cody Raley measures the sludge blanket in the secondary clarifier.
Ryan Williams performs a BOD5 test with a Hach HQ440d benchtop dual-input, multi-parameter meter.
Harpeth Valley Utilities District Wastewater Treatment Plant PERMIT AND PERFORMANCE
DOING IT ALL “We have specialists on staff, but all operators can perform every job,” says Pendleton. “An operator may perform plant operations today, and tomorrow be land-applying, working in the lab, or doing groundswork and painting.” Everyone is cross-trained, according to lead operator and laboratory manager Albert Solberg. “They all have to learn how to run digester samples in the lab. After a little training, they pick it right up.” Pendleton, who has been with the utility for 26 years, 12 at the treatment plant, holds a Grade IV wastewater license and Grade II wastewater collection and water distribution licenses. Solberg has been with the plant for 10 years and holds a Grade IV wastewater license. His duties include overseeing
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PERMIT
EFFLUENT
(monthly average)
(annual average 2011)
BOD
30 mg/L
3.16 mg/L
TSS
30 mg/L
4.2 mg/L
E. coli
126/100 mL
2.28/100 mL
pH
6-9
Compliant
Dissolved oxygen
1.0
8.97
NPDES permit tests, and he developed the plant’s laboratory quality assurance/quality control program from the ground up. Other staff members are: • Operators Ryan Williams (5 years, Grade III) and Chris Maheu (7 years, Grade IV) • Operator/maintenance worker Nicholas Tatum (2 years, Grade III) • Operator trainees Jimmy Victory (12 years), Cody Raley (one year) and Ronnie Edmondson Williams assists with NPDES laboratory analyses. Maheu serves as the wastewater treatment plant safety coordinator, maintaining Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) files for the entire facility, including the lab. He also conducts monthly safety meetings. Operator trainees are involved in land application. The staff members are encouraged to attend biosolids conferences and learn as much as possible about the subject. They also take seminars and courses, such as activated sludge and basic math.
IN MY WORDS
Building Better Leaders STEVEN HARDEMAN BELIEVES NEWLY APPOINTED SUPERVISORS SHOULDN’T HAVE TO LEARN LEADERSHIP SKILLS THROUGH THE SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS — HE CONSIDERS TRAINING ESSENTIAL. By Ted J. Rulseh
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t’s tough making the move from clean-water plant operations to management. Many who take that step have to learn leadership skills on their own, by trial and error. That was the case for Steven Hardeman, plant superintendent in Norman, Okla. He went to work in waterline maintenance for the city in 1984, moved to the wastewater treatment plant three years later, and worked up the ranks to lead operator, supervisor, and ultimately his current position, which he assumed in 2010. On the way, he struggled with the transition from team member to team leader. He now wants to do his part to make life easier for his eventual successors and for operators across Oklahoma who aspire to more responsibility. He earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from the University of Phoenix and reads widely about leadership. He has also worked with the Oklahoma Water and Pollution Control Association, and plans to work with the Oklahoma Water Environment Association, to build the beginnings of leadership training programs.
change in and out of talking to them as a boss, as a friend and sidekick, as a coach, counselor, teacher and visionary. As a confidant and listener, as a soldier working in the trenches with them. As a shield — taking the brunt of things coming at them from every direction. Once I sat and wrote them all down, and I came up with 29 roles a supervisor has to fulfill.
Steven Hardeman
: How did you deal with having to lead people with whom you used to work as equals? Hardeman: Number one is constant prayer and my faith. Number two was to figure out how to make us one uniform team. When I first became a supervisor, I asked our plant superintendent at the time, “What is our mission here?” I thought that if I could use our mission statement to direct what we did, maybe that would give us a “Our culture comes down to five values: Humble, teachable, foundation. It turns out we have a twofold mission: Provide the available, flexible and adaptable. One thing I have learned is that if safest, highest-quality effluent, and do so at the lowest you have people with good values, you can teach them anything.” cost to our citizens. I thought maybe I could take that and build a program around it — this is what we do, and STEVEN HARDEMAN here’s what everybody’s role is. I began to talk about our mission, taking the focus off of me and putting it on what we were doing. In addition, Hardeman led the development of the City of Norman LeadWhen I asked someone to do something, I made sure they understood it as ership Council, with a mission “to provide managers with the skills to lead part of our mission — not something they had to do because Steve said so. their teams to higher productivity and personal development.” Hardeman talked about his experiences growing into leadership, and about the leadership : That issue aside, how did you approach leadership? principles he puts to work, in an interview with Treatment Plant Operator. Hardeman: I had to figure out how to lead people — how to deal with : For you, what was it like making the transition to leadership? their situations, how to talk to different people. How do you deal with someHardeman: Essentially I was told, “We’re going to make you the superone who has a problem at home and has brought that to work and can’t pervisor — there’s your office.” Now what? I knew I had to make the plant operform on the job? Or what about a guy who’s coming in late all the time? How ate, but on the management side, what was I going to do? I knew I needed to do you correct that behavior and make him a productive team member withmake the work schedule and approve staff members’ vacations and sick leave. out breaking his spirit? It’s a matter of being in the business of restoration, Other than that, I had no real clue what I was supposed to be doing. I evennot waiting to fire them. I am in the business of helping people understand tually called my former boss at his new job and asked him. what their roles are and what is required of them to make us successful. As far as I’m concerned, writing people up for discipline should be the last resort. : What was the hardest part about becoming a leader? : What is your core philosophy about leadership? Hardeman: Leading people I had worked with for many years. I had Hardeman: I believe Biblical principles, such as servant leadership, can been their buddy and friend, and now I was their boss. I had to figure out work in the workplace: I’m a servant leader to my staff. I had to determine how to maintain good relationships with people who once were my peers — what the team members’ skills sets were and what I needed to give them to in fact, two of them used to be my boss. I love a quote from Vince Lombardi: make them successful. Jackie Crumrine, our human resources development “A leader can never close the gap between himself and the group. If he does, coordinator, said that “as supervisors, we need to give our people the time, he is no longer what he must be. He must walk a tightrope between the conthe tools and the training to do their jobs.” If I don’t do that, then I have sent that he must win, and the control that he must exert.” That is so true. failed them as a supervisor. A leader also has to play multiple roles in talking to people. I have to
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GREENING THE PLANT
Targeting Efficiency
The Freeport Wastewater Treatment Plant upgraded its aeration system and added an effluent thermal system, drastically reducing energy costs.
FREEPORT SEWER DISTRICT KEEPS WATERWAYS CLEAN AND REDUCES OPERATING COSTS WITH ENERGY-SAVING TREATMENT PLANT UPGRADES By Lisa Balcerak
In 2010, the Woodard & Curran engineering firm conducted a plant energy audit and power assessment. Brian Cataldo, project engineer, proposed several efficiency upgrades to Arris, who was chairman of the wastewater board at the time. They included an aeration upgrade that would cut electrical costs in half. “When I saw that the project would save us more than $80,000 annually, it caught my eye,” Arris says. “That’s like two years of savings in user rate increases of 4 percent. We didn’t have to raise rates
The upgrade separated sludge pumping from aeration. The electric sludge pump retrofit has led to significant electricity savings.
The upgrades included hybrid positive displacement blowers (Aerzen).
for two years because of that savings, even with significant improvements in staffing and operations.” The plant was built in 1974 with coarse-bubble diffusers. The upgrade separated sludge pumping from aeration and retrofitted fine-bubble diffusers to improve efficiency and save energy. The project also added hybrid positive displacement blowers (Aerzen) with premium efficiency motors (WEG) and variable-frequency drives (Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation). The updates, completed in January 2012, saved an average of 70,000 kWh per month, or about $100,000 per year. Full payback is expected in eight years. About one third of the $950,000 project cost was funded by a grant from Efficiency Maine, an independent trust that promotes energy efficiency. The district borrowed the remainder from bonds through the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (SRF). The new aeration system required a learning curve for plant superintendent Dan Bicknell and the operating team. “With the old system, there was no technology — we just turned the blowers on full speed,” Bicknell says. “It was easy to operate, but we didn’t get great results. Now we can measure and balance our units for optimum operating conditions. We have data trending and more testing available to us.” Console effluent thermal heaters allow employees to adjust temperature and humidity in their offices.
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PHOTOS COURTESY OF FREEPORT SEWER DISTRICT
ASSESSING ENERGY
PHOTOS COURTESY OF FREEPORT SEWER DISTRICT
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hree years ago, an energy audit of the Freeport (Maine) Wastewater Treatment Plant found many ways to save energy by upgrading old equipment, changing processes and insulating the building. Now the Freeport Sewer District is saving more than $90,000 in electricity and $25,000 in heating oil annually. To serve a population of 8,300, the district operates a secondary treatment facility and maintains 18 miles of gravity pipes, 11 miles of force main and 11 lift stations. The treatment plant has three independent trains, and operators can divert water to as many trains as necessary. The 0.75 mgd plant treats 0.350 mgd on average. Effluent discharges to the Harraseeket River, home to one of the richest clam beds in New England. Biosolids are co tourists,” says Leland Arris, general manager. “No one wants to fish, swim or boat in a bad river. There are 24 lobster families and 60 clamming families who work on the river. We affect a lot of people if we have a negative effect on the river.” Over the last few years, the district has renewed its emphasis on outperforming state requirements. The outfall is in the river estuary, and with clam digging in that area, the district maintains a close relationship with the state Department of Marine Resources, which regulates the distance from the outfall at which clammers are allowed to dig.
LAB DETECTIVE
Digging For Answers PHOTO COURTESY OF RON TRYGAR
THE LAB DETECTIVE HELPS AN SBR PLANT’S LEAD OPERATOR FIGURE OUT WHY THE SYSTEM IS STRUGGLING WITH NITRIFICATION AND DEVISES A REMEDY By Ron Trygar, CET
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oe, the chief plant operator at the city’s wastewater treatment plant, was perplexed. After numerous adjustments to the aeration system and batch times, the facility continued to struggle with nitrifying. Since the nitrification process was inhibited, the facility was not meeting its state effluent total nitrogen permit limit of 3.0 mg/L. Joe decided to ask other surrounding operators for their opinion and advice. One of these operators recommended Joe contact the Lab Detective.
PLACE TO START The detective’s first communication with Joe was in a short phone conversation about the plant and its location. It seemed the facility was not far from where the detective was at the time, and he could pay a visit. During the drive, he thought of possible issues that cause poor nitrification: • Low dissolved oxygen (DO) levels • Low alkalinity and pH levels • Too short of an oxic retention time • Too low MLSS amounts and short sludge age • Liquid temperatures too high or too low
FIGURE 1: A positive-displacement blower (Dresser/Roots [GE Energy]) provides aeration for the plant’s sequencing batch reactor.
gen gas in a reduction process where no free dissolved oxygen is present, normally in an anoxic basin or anoxic time cycle during a sequencing batch reactor (SBR) treatment batch. The facility seemed to be having trouble in the oxidizing part of nitrogen removal. The detective also went over the plant information Joe had given him: • A two-tank SBR, design flow 1.1 mgd • Three positive-displacement blowers (Figure 1) • Influent ammonia concentration of 30 mg/L as N • Influent alkalinity of 270 mg/L as CaCO3 • Influent pH of 7.5 • Mostly domestic wastewater from residential users
SURPRISE ON THE WAY
All this information seemed pretty normal for wastewater — nothing seemed out of the ordinary. However, the Lab Detective should have expected the unexpected. Once the detective arrived at the plant site, Joe gave a brief tour. The SBR plant was about 15 years old — an system made of porcelain-coated Joe, Bill and the detective began digging in one of the brown patches, above-ground metal plates bolted together. Each SBR tank could hold 550,000 gallons and operated on a noticing that the soil was warm to the touch in the cool spring air. timed batch cycle, each cycle being 6.0 hours After digging about 3 feet down, as they neared the 10-inch ductile long. Out of the total batch time, more than 2.0 hours were being devoted to aeration (oxic iron pipe, the hissing sound of escaping air was apparent. time). Since the plant had strict total nitrogen permit requirements, complete biological nitrification and denitrification were essential. • Rapid liquid temperature change (temperature shock) Joe and the Lab Detective looked over the last year’s lab data, • High influent ammonia/ammonium concentration process control testing results and design drawings. Joe described • Toxic material in the influent the operational difficulties during the past year to year and a half. It Remembering that nitrification is the conversion (or oxidation) seemed that as time went on, he couldn’t get enough air as dissolved of influent ammonia/ammonium to nitrite, then to nitrate by nitrifyoxygen (DO) into the basins. Trending data confirmed that over ing bacteria with sufficient dissolved oxygen and alkalinity, this list time, the total standard cubic feet per minute (SCFM) output from seemed like a pretty good place to start once he arrived. the blowers had increased, yet the actual DO seemed to be staying To remove the oxidized nitrate nitrogen from the wastewater, constant. Joe estimated that he had tripled the react fill time over the facultative anaerobic bacteria are used to convert the nitrate to nitro(continued)
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Loveland, CO 800-227-4224 • Fax: 970-669-2932
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Burkert Fluid Control Systems Charlotte, NC 800-325-1405 • 704-504-4440
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Chromalox
Pittsburgh, OH 800-443-2640 • 412-967-3800 • Fax: 412-967-5148
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Melbourne, FL 321-259-5009 • Fax: 321-259-4006
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JCS Industries, Inc.
Spring, TX 281-353-2100 • Fax: 281-353-0657
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Milton Roy, LLC
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Salt Lake City, UT 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
[email protected] www.westech-inc.com Ad on page 47
Grinders/Shredders Boerger, LLC
Chanhassen, MN 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
[email protected] www.boerger.com Ad on page 98
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Headworks International
WesTech Engineering, Inc.
Salt Lake City, UT 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 Hydro International
[email protected] Hillsboro, OR www.westech-inc.com 866-615-8130 • 503-615-8130 • Fax: 503-615-2906 Ad on page 47
[email protected] Harmonic Filters www.hydro-int.com Ad on page 63 Arteche PQ, Inc. New Berlin, WI Huber Technology, Inc. 262-754-3883 • Fax: 262-754-3993 Huntersville, NC
[email protected] 704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020 www.artechepq.com
[email protected] Headworks www.huberforum.net/TPO Ad on page 7
JDV Equipment Corporation
Dover, NJ Houston, TX 973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999
[email protected] [email protected] www.jdvequipment.com www.headworksinternational.com Ad on page 89
Ludman Industries
Milwaukee, WI 414-431-3500 • Fax: 414-431-1850
[email protected] www.ludman.net
Moyno, Inc.
Springfield, OH 877-486-6966 • Fax: 937-327-3177
[email protected] www.moyno.com
seepex, Inc.
Enon, OH 937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157
[email protected] www.seepex.net Ad on page 59
Vogelsang
Ravenna, OH 800-984-9400 • 330-296-3820 • Fax: 330-296-4113
[email protected] www.vogelsangusa.com Ad on page 102
Grit Handling/ Removal/Hauling
Kusters Water, division of Kusters Zima Corp. Spartanburg, SC 800-264-7005 www.kusterswater.com Ad on page 85
CleanTek Water Solutions Fridley, MN 866-929-7773
[email protected] www.cleantekwater.com
Smith & Loveless, Inc.
Arlat Technology div of Price-Schonstrom Inc
Walkerton, ON Canada 800-485-7101 • 519-881-0262 • Fax: 519-881-3573
[email protected] www.arlat.com
TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR
Lakeside Equipment Corporation Bartlett, IL 630-837-5640 • Fax: 630-837-5647
[email protected] www.Lakeside-Equipment.com Ad on page 111
Ovivo
Salt Lake City, UT 855-466-8486 • 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080
[email protected] www.ovivowater.com
Paxxo Inc.
Newnan, GA 770-502-0055 • Fax: 770-502-0088
[email protected] www.paxxo.com
Duperon Corporation
Saginaw, MI 800-383-8479 • 989-754-8800 • Fax: 989-754-2175 Smith & Loveless, Inc.
[email protected] Lenexa, KS www.duperon.com 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-888-2173
[email protected] ENECON Corporation www.smithandloveless.com Medford, NY 888-436-3266 • 516-349-0022 • Fax: 516-349-5522 Ad on page 33
[email protected] www.enecon.com
Lenexa, KS 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-888-2173
[email protected] Enviro-Care Company www.smithandloveless.com Rockford, IL DEL Tank & Filtration Systems Ad on page 33 888-805-5794 • 815-636-8306 • Fax: 815-636-8302 Scott, LA
[email protected] 800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800 Walker Process Equipment www.enviro-care.com
[email protected] Aurora, IL www.deltank.com 800-992-5537 • 630-892-7979 • Fax: 630-892-7951 Headworks International Houston, TX Enviro-Care Company
[email protected] 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999 Rockford, IL www.walker-process.com
[email protected] 888-805-5794 • 815-636-8306 • Fax: 815-636-8302 Ad on page 8 www.headworksinternational.com
[email protected] www.enviro-care.com Hydro International 2925 NW Aloclek Dr., Ste. 140 Flo Trend Systems, Inc. Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump Hillsboro, OR 97124 Houston, TX 866-615-8130 • 503-615-8130 • Fax: 503-615-2906 800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054 Salt Lake City, UT 801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828
[email protected] [email protected] www.hydro-int.com
[email protected] www.flotrend.com Ad on page 63 www.weirsp.com Ad on page 4
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Richmond, VA 800-446-1151 • 804-756-7600 • Fax: 804-756-7643
[email protected] www.degremont-technologies.com Ad on page 45
Dover, NJ 973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193
[email protected] Arlington, TX 800-433-5161 • 817-465-5611 • Fax: 817-468-3961 www.jdvequipment.com Ad on page 89
[email protected] www.andritz.com/separation
seepex, Inc.
Walkerton, ON Canada 800-485-7101 • 519-881-0262 • Fax: 519-881-3573
[email protected] www.arlat.com
Infilco Degremont, Inc.
Andritz Separation, Inc.
Salt Lake City, UT 855-466-8486 • 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 CleanTek Water Solutions
[email protected] Fridley, MN www.ovivowater.com 866-929-7773 Paxxo Inc.
[email protected] Newnan, GA www.cleantekwater.com 770-502-0055 • Fax: 770-502-0088
[email protected] www.paxxo.com
Arlat Technology div of Price-Schonstrom Inc
Huntersville, NC 704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020
[email protected] www.huberforum.net/TPO Ad on page 7
JDV Equipment Corporation
Ovivo
Enon, OH 937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157
[email protected] www.seepex.net Ad on page 59
Huber Technology, Inc.
WesTech Engineering, Inc.
Salt Lake City, UT 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
[email protected] www.westech-inc.com Ad on page 47
Heat Exchangers Alfa Laval / Ashbrook Simon-Hartley
Houston, TX 800-362-9041 • 281-449-0322 • Fax: 281-449-1324
[email protected] www.alfalaval.us/wastewater Ad on page 21
Arlat Technology div of Price-Schonstrom Inc
Walkerton, ON Canada 800-485-7101 • 519-881-0262 • Fax: 519-881-3573
[email protected] www.arlat.com
ANNUAL COMPANY DIRECTORY Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
Rochester, NY 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025
[email protected] www.jescoamerica.com Ad on page 95
Metrohm USA
Burkert Fluid Control Systems
Sierra Instruments, Inc.
Data Flow Systems, Inc.
Data Flow Systems, Inc.
YSI, a xylem brand
Eagle Microsystems, Inc.
Charlotte, NC 800-325-1405 • 704-504-4440
[email protected] www.burkert-usa.com
Melbourne, FL Riverview, FL 321-259-5009 • Fax: 321-259-4006 800-638-7646 • 813-316-4700 • Fax: 813-316-4900 tomh@dataflowsys.com
[email protected] www.dataflowsys.com www.metrohmusa.com
Real Tech, Inc.
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Whitby, ON Canada 877-779-2888 • 905-665-5888 • Fax: 905-665-7025
[email protected] www.realtech.ca
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments
Columbia, MD 800-477-1227 • 410-381-1227 • Fax: 410-381-1222
[email protected] www.ssi.shimadzu.com
Sierra Instruments, Inc.
Monterey, CA 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402
[email protected] www.sierrainstruments.com
Thermo Fisher Scientific Water Analysis Instruments
Eagle Microsystems, Inc.
Pottstown, PA 610-323-2250 • Fax: 610-332-0114
[email protected] www.eaglemicrosystems.com Ad on page 31
FCI - Fluid Components International
San Marcos, CA 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250 eflow@fluidcomponents.com www.fluidcomponents.com Ad on page 48
Gems Sensors & Controls
Plainville, CT 800-378-1600 • 860-747-3000 • Fax: 860-793-4531 Chelmsford, MA 800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-1023
[email protected] www.gemssensors.com wateranalysis@thermofisher.com www.thermoscientific.com/processwater
Water Analytics
GF Piping Systems
Tustin, CA Andover, MA 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201 855-747-7623 • 978-749-9949 • Fax: 978-749-9961 us.ps@georgfischer.com
[email protected] www.gfpiping.com www.aquametrix.com
Keller America Inc.
YSI, a xylem brand
Yellow Springs, OH 800-897-4151 • 937-767-7241 • Fax: 937-767-9353
[email protected] www.ysi.com Ad on page 87
Instrumentation Level Controls Aerzen USA
Coatesville, PA 610-380-0244 • Fax: 610-380-0278
[email protected] www.aerzenusa.com Ad on page 39
AMETEK PMT Products
Feasterville, PA 215-355-6900 • Fax: 215-322-1801
[email protected] www.ametekpmt.com
BinMaster Level Controls
Lincoln, NE 800-278-4241 • 402-434-9102 • Fax: 402-434-9133
[email protected] www.binmaster.com Ad on page 103
Brooks Instrument
Hatfield, PA 215-362-3700
[email protected] www.brooksinstrument.com
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Newport News, VA 877-253-5537 • 757-596-6680 • Fax: 757-596-6659
[email protected] www.kelleramerica.com Ad on page 27
KROHNE, Inc.
Peabody, MA 800-356-9464 • 978-535-6060 • Fax: 978-535-1720
[email protected] http://us.krohne.com
Metrohm USA
Monterey, CA 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402
[email protected] www.sierrainstruments.com Yellow Springs, OH 800-897-4151 • 937-767-7241 • Fax: 937-767-9353
[email protected] www.ysi.com Ad on page 87
Instrumentation Process Control Absolute Process Instruments
Danbury, CT 800-869-5747 • 203-792-8686 • Fax: 203-743-2051
[email protected] www.pmc1.com
Precision Digital Corporation
Holliston, MA 800-343-1001 • 508-655-7300 • Fax: 508-655-8990
[email protected] www.predig.com Ad on page 91
Pottstown, PA 610-323-2250 • Fax: 610-332-0114
[email protected] www.eaglemicrosystems.com Ad on page 31
FCI - Fluid Components International
San Marcos, CA 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250 eflow@fluidcomponents.com www.fluidcomponents.com Ad on page 48
Libertyville, IL 800-942-0315 • 847-918-3510 • Fax: 800-949-7502 GF Piping Systems
[email protected] Tustin, CA www.api-usa.com 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201 Aerzen USA us.ps@georgfischer.com Coatesville, PA www.gfpiping.com 610-380-0244 • Fax: 610-380-0278 Hach Company
[email protected] Loveland, CO www.aerzenusa.com 800-227-4224 • Fax: 970-669-2932 Ad on page 39
[email protected] www.hach.com AMETEK PMT Products Ad on page 2 Feasterville, PA 215-355-6900 • Fax: 215-322-1801 HF scientific
[email protected] Fort Myers, FL www.ametekpmt.com 888-203-7248 • 239-337-2116 • Fax: 239-332-7643
[email protected] Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. www.hfscientific.com Loves Park, IL Ad on page 96 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 Hydromantis, Inc.
[email protected] Hamilton, ON Canada www.aqua-aerobic.com 905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031 Ad on page 73
[email protected] ASA Analytics www.hydromantis.com Waukesha, WI 800-665-7133 • 262-717-9500 • Fax: 262-717-9530 Lutz-JESCO America Corp. Rochester, NY
[email protected] 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025 www.asaanalytics.com
[email protected] Ad on page 41 www.jescoamerica.com BinMaster Level Controls Ad on page 95 Lincoln, NE Metrohm USA 800-278-4241 • 402-434-9102 • Fax: 402-434-9133 Riverview, FL
[email protected] 800-638-7646 • 813-316-4700 • Fax: 813-316-4900 www.binmaster.com
[email protected] Ad on page 103 www.metrohmusa.com
Riverview, FL 800-638-7646 • 813-316-4700 • Fax: 813-316-4900
[email protected] Blue-White Industries www.metrohmusa.com Huntington Beach, CA 714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492 Mission Communications
[email protected] Norcross, GA www.blue-white.com 877-993-1911 • Fax: 678-969-0021 Ad on page 4
[email protected] www.123mc.com Brooks Instrument Hatfield, PA 215-362-3700
[email protected] www.brooksinstrument.com
PMC Engineering LLC
Melbourne, FL 321-259-5009 • Fax: 321-259-4006 tomh@dataflowsys.com www.dataflowsys.com
Burkert Fluid Control Systems Charlotte, NC 800-325-1405 • 704-504-4440
[email protected] www.burkert-usa.com
CEM Corporation
Matthews, NC 800-726-3331 • 704-821-7015 • Fax: 704-821-7894
[email protected] www.cem.com
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc.
Fremont, CA 888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004
[email protected] www.mil-ram.com
Myron L Company
Carlsbad, CA 760-438-2021 • Fax: 760-931-9189
[email protected] www.myronl.com Ad on page 71
PMC Engineering LLC
Danbury, CT 800-869-5747 • 203-792-8686 • Fax: 203-743-2051
[email protected] www.pmc1.com
Precision Digital Corporation
Holliston, MA 800-343-1001 • 508-655-7300 • Fax: 508-655-8990
[email protected] www.predig.com Ad on page 91
ANNUAL COMPANY DIRECTORY AWT Technologies, Inc.
Calgary, AB Canada 403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694
[email protected] www.awt-technologies.com
Bionetix International
Rochester, NY 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025
[email protected] www.jescoamerica.com Ad on page 95
Ste-Anne-De-Bellevue, QC Canada 514-457-2914 • Fax: 514-457-3589
[email protected] www.bionetix.ca Ad on page 104
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc.
Environetics, Inc
Milton Roy, LLC
Lockport, IL 815-838-8331 • Fax: 815-838-8336
[email protected] www.environeticsinc.com
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Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
Fremont, CA 888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004
[email protected] www.mil-ram.com Ivyland, PA 800-693-4295 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620
[email protected] www.miltonroy.com
Environmental Dynamics International Sierra Instruments, Inc. Columbia, MO 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988
[email protected] www.wastewater.com Ad on page 83
In-Pipe Technology, Inc.
San Marcos, CA 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250 Greensboro, NC
[email protected] 800-787-2356 • 336-547-9338 • Fax: 336-547-8559 www.fluidcomponents.com
[email protected] Ad on page 48 www.anua-us.com
Anua
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
Loves Park, IL 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
[email protected] www.aqua-aerobic.com Ad on page 73
Mission Communications
Norcross, GA Riviere-du-Loup, QC Canada 877-993-1911 • Fax: 678-969-0021 800-632-6356 • 418-867-8883 • Fax: 418-862-6642
[email protected] [email protected] www.123mc.com www.premiertechaqua.com
Columbia, MO 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988
[email protected] www.wastewater.com Ad on page 83
Hydromantis, Inc.
Hamilton, ON Canada 905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031
[email protected] www.hydromantis.com
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Precision Digital Corporation
Holliston, MA 800-343-1001 • 508-655-7300 • Fax: 508-655-8990
[email protected] www.predig.com Ad on page 91
Real Tech, Inc.
Whitby, ON Canada 877-779-2888 • 905-665-5888 • Fax: 905-665-7025
[email protected] www.realtech.ca
Sierra Instruments, Inc.
Analysis Instruments
Ovivo
Chelmsford, MA 800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-1023
[email protected] www.thermoscientific.com/processwater
Salt Lake City, UT 855-466-8486 • 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 YSI, a xylem brand
[email protected] Yellow Springs, OH www.ovivowater.com 800-897-4151 • 937-767-7241 • Fax: 937-767-9353 Premier Tech Aqua
[email protected] Riviere-du-Loup, QC Canada www.ysi.com 800-632-6356 • 418-867-8883 • Fax: 418-862-6642 Ad on page 87
[email protected] www.premiertechaqua.com Microturbines
Capstone Turbine Corporation
Chicago, IL 800-621-4342 • 312-666-7700 • Fax: 312-666-5810 SRS Crisafulli, Inc.
[email protected] Glendive, MT www.caryloncorp.com Smith & Loveless, Inc. 800-442-7867 • 406-365-3393 • Fax: 406-365-8088 Ad on page 49 Lenexa, KS
[email protected] 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-888-2173 www.crisafullipumps.com MBBR/IFAS
[email protected] www.smithandloveless.com Headworks International Leak Detection Ad on page 33 Houston, TX Equipment 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999 WesTech Engineering, Inc. Salt Lake City, UT FCI - Fluid Components International
[email protected] www.headworksinternational.com 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 San Marcos, CA
[email protected] 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250 Membrane www.westech-inc.com
[email protected] www.fluidcomponents.com Bioreactors (MBR) Ad on page 47 Ad on page 48 Meters Spring, TX 281-353-2100 • Fax: 281-353-0657
[email protected] www.jcsindustries.us.com
888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004
[email protected] www.mil-ram.com
Monterey, CA 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402
[email protected] Wilmington, MA 888-677-5624 • 978-694-7000 • Fax: 978-694-5208 www.sierrainstruments.com
[email protected] Thermo Fisher Scientific Water www.kochmembrane.com
Material Handling
Alfa Laval / Ashbrook Simon-Hartley
Houston, TX 800-362-9041 • 281-449-0322 • Fax: 281-449-1324
[email protected] www.alfalaval.us/wastewater Ad on page 21
Rock Hill, SC 800-861-9712 • 803-329-9712
[email protected] www.sensafe.com
Koch Membrane Systems
Carylon Corporation
JCS Industries, Inc.
Industrial Test Systems, Inc.
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc. Environmental Dynamics International Fremont, CA
Monterey, CA 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 Huber Technology, Inc.
[email protected] Huntersville, NC www.sierrainstruments.com 704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020
[email protected] Lift Stations/ www.huberforum.net/TPO Wet Wells Ad on page 7
Wood Dale, IL 888-325-5033 • 630-509-2488 • Fax: 630-509-2490 Flygt - a Xylem Brand
[email protected] Charlotte, NC www.in-pipe.com 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 www.flygtus.com Kemira Ad on page 3 Bartow, FL 800-533-5990 • 863-533-5990 • Fax: 863-533-7077 Smith & Loveless, Inc.
[email protected] Lenexa, KS www.kemira.com 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-888-2173
[email protected] Landia, Inc. www.smithandloveless.com Cary, NC Ad on page 33 919-466-0603 • Fax: 919-460-1666
[email protected] Lighting www.landiainc.com Larson Electronics LLC Ad on page 97 Kemp, TX 800-369-6671 • 903-498-3363 • Fax: 903-498-3364 Misty Mountain Aqua Products
[email protected] Young Harris, GA www.magnalight.com 800-493-0564 • 706-379-1249 Ad on page 55
[email protected] www.mistymountainkoi.com Manholes Ad on page 103
Premier Tech Aqua
FCI - Fluid Components International
Brooks Instrument
Hatfield, PA 215-362-3700
[email protected] www.brooksinstrument.com
Chatsworth, CA 866-422-7786 • 818-734-5300 • Fax: 818-734-5385
[email protected] www.capstoneturbine.com
Mixers Airmaster Aerator LLC
DeRidder, LA 888-813-3680 • 337-463-6567 • Fax: 337-463-9119
[email protected] www.airmasteraerator.com Ad on page 9
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
Loves Park, IL 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
[email protected] www.aqua-aerobic.com Ad on page 73
Arlat Technology div of Price-Schonstrom Inc
Walkerton, ON Canada 800-485-7101 • 519-881-0262 • Fax: 519-881-3573
[email protected] www.arlat.com
ANNUAL COMPANY DIRECTORY ProMinent Fluid Controls, Inc.
Revere Control Systems
In-Pipe Technology, Inc.
Enduro Composites, Inc.
Real Tech, Inc.
Ronk Electrical Industries, Inc.
Infilco Degremont, Inc.
Environetics, Inc
Pittsburgh, PA 412-787-2484 • Fax: 412-787-0704
[email protected] www.prominent.us
Whitby, ON Canada 877-779-2888 • 905-665-5888 • Fax: 905-665-7025
[email protected] www.realtech.ca
Sierra Instruments, Inc.
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Monterey, CA 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402
[email protected] www.sierrainstruments.com
Thermo Fisher Scientific Water Analysis Instruments
Chelmsford, MA 800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-1023 wateranalysis@thermofisher.com www.thermoscientific.com/processwater
Weidmuller
Richmond, VA 800-849-9343 • Fax: 804-379-2593
[email protected] www.weidmuller.com Ad on page 5
YSI, a xylem brand
Yellow Springs, OH 800-897-4151 • 937-767-7241 • Fax: 937-767-9353
[email protected] www.ysi.com Ad on page 87
Motors & Motor Controls Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
Loves Park, IL 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
[email protected] www.aqua-aerobic.com Ad on page 73
Arteche PQ, Inc.
New Berlin, WI 262-754-3883 • Fax: 262-754-3993
[email protected] www.artechepq.com
Birmingham, AL 800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439
[email protected] www.reverecontrol.com Nokomis, IL 800-221-7665 • 217-563-8333 • Fax: 217-563-8336
[email protected] www.ronkelectrical.com
Yaskawa America, Inc.
Waukegan, IL 800-927-5292 • 847-887-7000 • Fax: 847-887-7318
[email protected] www.yaskawa.com Ad on page 17
Nutrient Removal
Airmaster Aerator LLC
DeRidder, LA 888-813-3680 • 337-463-6567 • Fax: 337-463-9119
[email protected] www.airmasteraerator.com Ad on page 9
AWT Technologies, Inc.
Calgary, AB Canada 403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694
[email protected] www.awt-technologies.com
Environetics, Inc
Lockport, IL 815-838-8331 • Fax: 815-838-8336
[email protected] www.environeticsinc.com
Columbia, MO 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988
[email protected] www.wastewater.com Ad on page 83
Ford Hall Company, Inc.
Flygt - a Xylem Brand
Loveland, CO 800-227-4224 • Fax: 970-669-2932
[email protected] www.hach.com Ad on page 2
Pentair - Myers Ashland, OH 888-416-9513 www.femyers.com
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Hach Company
Houston, TX 800-231-7271 • 713-358-4000 • Fax: 713-358-4100
[email protected] www.endurocomposites.com Lockport, IL 815-838-8331 • Fax: 815-838-8336
[email protected] www.environeticsinc.com
Ford Hall Company, Inc.
Richmond, KY 859-624-1077 • Fax: 859-624-3320 Bartow, FL
[email protected] 800-533-5990 • 863-533-5990 • Fax: 863-533-7077 www.weir-wolf.com
[email protected] Ad on page 45 www.kemira.com
Kemira
Misty Mountain Aqua Products Young Harris, GA 800-493-0564 • 706-379-1249
[email protected] www.mistymountainkoi.com Ad on page 103
Ovivo
414-365-2200 www.sanitaire.com
Smith & Loveless, Inc.
Lenexa, KS 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-888-2173
[email protected] www.smithandloveless.com Ad on page 33
WesTech Engineering, Inc.
Environmental Dynamics International Salt Lake City, UT
DSI Dynamatic
Charlotte, NC 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 www.flygtus.com Ad on page 3
Richmond, VA 800-446-1151 • 804-756-7600 • Fax: 804-756-7643 info-infi
[email protected] www.degremont-technologies.com Ad on page 45
Salt Lake City, UT Anua 855-466-8486 • 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 Greensboro, NC
[email protected] 800-787-2356 • 336-547-9338 • Fax: 336-547-8559 www.ovivowater.com
[email protected] www.anua-us.com PRD Tech, Inc. Cincinnati, OH Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. 513-673-3583 • Fax: 513-984-5710 Loves Park, IL 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 prdbiofi
[email protected] www.prdtechinc.com
[email protected] www.aqua-aerobic.com Sanitaire - a Xylem Brand Ad on page 73 Brown Deer, WI
Richmond, KY 859-624-1077 • Fax: 859-624-3320
[email protected] www.weir-wolf.com Ad on page 45
Sturtevant, WI 800-548-2169 • 262-554-7977 • Fax: 262-554-7041
[email protected] www.dynamatic.com
Wood Dale, IL 888-325-5033 • 630-509-2488 • Fax: 630-509-2490
[email protected] www.in-pipe.com
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
[email protected] www.westech-inc.com Ad on page 47
Odor Control Products/Equipment Airmaster Aerator LLC
DeRidder, LA 888-813-3680 • 337-463-6567 • Fax: 337-463-9119
[email protected] www.airmasteraerator.com Ad on page 9
Anua
Gardner Denver
Quincy, IL 217-222-5400 • Fax: 217-228-8243
[email protected] www.gardnerdenverproducts.com Ad on page 65
Geomembrane Technologies Inc. Fredericton, NB Canada 506-452-7304 • Fax: 506-452-6625
[email protected] www.gticovers.com
In-Pipe Technology, Inc.
Wood Dale, IL 888-325-5033 • 630-509-2488 • Fax: 630-509-2490
[email protected] www.in-pipe.com
Indusco Environmental Services, Inc. Spanish Fort, AL 770-739-5929 • Fax: 770-739-6139
[email protected] www.induscoenviro.com
Kemira
Bartow, FL 800-533-5990 • 863-533-5990 • Fax: 863-533-7077
[email protected] www.kemira.com
Kusters Water, division of Kusters Zima Corp. Spartanburg, SC 800-264-7005 www.kusterswater.com Ad on page 85
Met-Pro Environmental Air Solutions
Owosso, MI 888-508-2808 • 989-725-8184 • Fax: 989-725-8188
[email protected] www.mpeas.com
Misty Mountain Aqua Products Young Harris, GA 800-493-0564 • 706-379-1249
[email protected] www.mistymountainkoi.com Ad on page 103
Paxxo Inc.
Newnan, GA 770-502-0055 • Fax: 770-502-0088
[email protected] www.paxxo.com
Greensboro, NC 800-787-2356 • 336-547-9338 • Fax: 336-547-8559 PRD Tech, Inc.
[email protected] Houston, TX Cincinnati, OH 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999 www.anua-us.com 513-673-3583 • Fax: 513-984-5710
[email protected] prdbiofi
[email protected] Bionetix International www.headworksinternational.com www.prdtechinc.com Ste-Anne-De-Bellevue, QC Canada Pristine Water Solutions, Met-Pro Corp. Hydromantis, Inc. 514-457-2914 • Fax: 514-457-3589 Waukegan, IL Hamilton, ON Canada
[email protected] 800-562-1537 • 847-689-1100 • Fax: 847-689-9289 905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031 www.bionetix.ca
[email protected] [email protected] Ad on page 104 www.pristinewatersolutions.com www.hydromantis.com
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industry news American Water Resources opens operations center American Water Resources, subsidiary of American Water, opened its expanded operations center in Alton, Ill. Enlarged from 7,972 square feet to 20,427 square feet, the facility includes additional work stations, a network room, three coaching rooms, a training room and a conference room as well as wall monitors for use in meetings and coaching sessions to reduce the need for printing.
Jason Andringa
Doug Hundt
Tony Briggs
Vermeer names leadership team
WesTech re-launches filter brands WesTech Engineering re-introduced the Microfloc and General Filter brands to the municipal water treatment market. WesTech acquired the product lines in September 2012. The lines will continue to operate mainly from their facilities in Ames, Iowa.
Vermeer named Jason Andringa president, forage and environmental solutions, and Doug Hundt president, underground and specialty excavation solutions. They will co-chair the executive team. Tony Briggs was named vice president, sales and distribution.
SJE-Rhombus hires engineered solutions sales manager
Kusters Water forms marketing agreement with CSO Technik
SJE-Rhombus named Don Weirens engineered solutions sales manager. He has 20 years experience in the sales and marketing of water and wastewater controls, business development and manufacturing.
Don Weirens
SAVI will manufacture products in US Enviro-Care Co. of Rockford, Ill., will manufacture wastewater handling equipment for Italian-based SAVI srl. The agreement covers all SAVI products for sales distribution throughout North America.
Kusters Water, a division of Kusters Zima Corp., reached an agreement to handle the marketing, sales, distribution, installation and servicing of CSO Technik’s Terminodour system within the United States, Canada and Mexico. CSO Technik, located in the United Kingdom, provides pollution solutions for wastewater treatment.
Alfa Laval acquires Air Cooled Exchangers Alfa Laval acquired Air Cooled Exchangers, manufacturer of air-cooled heat exchangers. Based in Broken Arrow, Okla., ACE was founded in 1964.
Headworks International becomes global brand Headworks, a provider of wastewater treatment processes and equipment, launched Headworks International as the parent company of subsidiaries Headworks BIO and Headworks Inc., reflecting the company’s global nature and potential for expansion. Headworks International, headquartered in Houston, Texas, has sales and engineering offices in Canada, the Middle East and India.
Koch hires commercial director, water and wastewater Koch Membrane Systems hired Bill Musiak as commercial director, water and wastewater for North America. He will focus on growing the customer base and provide leadership for the company’s water and wastewater sales staff in the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.
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worth noting
people/awards
education
United Water received a 2012 Regional EPA Wastewater Treatment Plant Excellence Award for its Westerly (R.I.) Wastewater Treatment Plant. The plant was nominated by the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management to honor performance by United Water staff under the leadership of Scott Duerr, project manager, and Paul Corina, Town of Westerly utilities superintendent. The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality awarded a $22,000 grant to the City of Homedale for a wastewater system facility planning study, which will evaluate the wastewater treatment and collection system and identify improvements to address compliance issues and NPDES permit requirements. The Northwest District of the Arkansas Water Works and Water Environment Association announced elected officers for 2013: Chairman Stacy Cheevers, Beaver Water District; vice chairman Roman Rios, City of Bentonville; and secretary/treasurer James Clark, Springdale Water Utilities. The district also announced its 2012 award recipients: • Robert Pugsley, Buffalo National River, Wastewater Operator, systems with less than 5,000 population • Loren Sharp, Springdale Water Utilities, Wastewater Operator, systems with more than 5,000 population • Rick McClain, Northwest Arkansas Conversation Authority, Manager of the Year – Wastewater • Buffalo National River, Small System Award – Wastewater • Erin Snook, City of Bentonville Wastewater Utilities, Laboratory Professional – Wastewater • Roman Rios, City of Bentonville Wastewater Utilities, Pretreatment Professional – Wastewater
Alaska The Department of Environmental Conservation is offering a Pumps and Pump Systems: Specifications, Installation and Operation course May 22-23 in Anchorage. Visit www.awwma.org.
California The California Water Environment Association is offering a Math for Water and Wastewater Operators course May 4, 11 and 18 in El Dorado. Visit www.cwea.org.
Florida The Florida Water Environment Association is offering a Water/Wastewater and Automatic Controls Symposium Aug. 6-8 in Orlando. Visit www.fwea.org.
Illinois The Central States Water Environment Association-Illinois Section is offering a Collection System Seminar June 27 in Aurora. Visit www.cswea.org.
Kansas The Kansas Water Environment Association is offering these courses: • May 3 – Wastewater Stabilization Lagoons, Dodge City • May 7 – Intro to Water and Wastewater Conveyance, Ulysses • May 9 – An Examination of Your Ethics, Scott City • May 15 – An Examination of Your Safety, Scott City • May 21 – Small Wastewater Systems, Liberal • May 23 – Special Topics: Ultrasound and Ultraviolet, Dodge City • May 23 – Certification for Collections, Distribution and Maintenance, Newton • May 30 – Wastewater Stabilization Lagoons, Cheney • June 5 – Natural Systems for Wastewater Treatment, Dodge City • June 7 – An Examination of Your Ethics, Dodge City • June 11 – An Examination of Your Safety, Dodge City • June 19 – Small Wastewater Systems, Dodge City • June 27 – Special Topics-Corrosion, Dodge City • July 2 – Wastewater Reclamation and Reuse, Dodge City • July 16 – Intro to Water and Wastewater Conveyance, Dodge City • July 30 – Wastewater Stabilization Lagoons, Dodge City Visit www.kwea.net.
Michigan The Michigan Water Environment Association has a Lab Practice Seminar May 14 in East Lansing. Visit www.mi-wea.org.
Ohio The Ohio Water Environment Association has a Collections System Workshop May 9 in Grove City. Visit www.ohiowea.org.
Wisconsin The Department of Natural Resources is offering these courses: • May 7-9 – Pumps and Motors, Madison • May 14-15 – Advanced Asset Management Practices for Water and Wastewater Utilities, Madison Visit http://dnr.wi.gov. The University of Wisconsin Department of Engineering-Professional Development has a Wastewater Treatment Processes and Technologies course Sept. 24-26 in Madison. Visit http://epdweb.engr.wisc.edu. TPO invites your national, state, or local association to post notices and news items in the Worth Noting column. Send contributions to
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