Volume 52 Number 6
by Henry Nowicki, H. George Nowicki, Wayne Schuliger and Barbara Sherman Pages: 24-28
Granular activated carbon (GAC) does not last forever in a water treatment plant (WTP), does need to be periodically monitored for performance, and should be replaced with fresh unused or reactivated GAC. read more
by Emily Bolda, CWS-VI Pages: 30-34
In the March issue of WC&P, I discussed water analysis and how several analytical methods are performed. read more
IEx-treme Softening: Are There Upper Limits on TDS for Conventional Softeners?
by C.F. 'Chubb' Michaud, CE, CWS-VI Pages: 36-40
The conventional cation exchange softener can soften seawater and can also be regenerated with seawater. How does this work? It's called equilibrium. read more
More Than One Road to Efficiency
by E. Allan Horner, CWS-III Pages: 42-44
For years, water softener control valves and media manufacturers have been pushed by customers and legislation to achieve greater water and salt efficiency. read more
by Denise M. Roberts Pages: 46-48 read more
Executive Insight: Sid Fly -- The Water Guy for Manufacturers
by Denise M. Roberts Pages: 50-51 read more
Water Matters: Testing Manufacturers' Claims on Activated Carbon Systems
by Rick Andrew Pages: 52-54 read more
On Tap: Mysterious Microbe in Water Challenges the Very Definition of a Virus
by Kelly A. Reynolds, MSPH, Ph.D. Pages: 56-58 read more
Viewpoint: No vacation for the industry
by Kurt C. Peterson, Publisher Pages: 6 read more