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Successful Treatment Using Ozone in Residential Potable Water Systems by Gabe Ergler Ozone is new to many water treatment professionals and, naturally, there are many questions for most first time users. This article guides you through basic design considerations for successful residential potable water treatment with ozone... read more |
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Tumbling Dice in Vegas: WQA Gambles on Open Framework for New Strategic Plan by Carlos David Mogollón, WC&P Executive Editor, and Ronald Y. Pérez, WC&P Managing Editor It was online almost a month before the event began, but much of what kept tongues wagging at the WQA's 29th Annual Convention in Las Vegas was the Strategic Plan Proposal for reorganizing the association... read more Chemical Feed Pumps: A Key Component for the Water Treatment Professional by John Avery Used in conjunction with other equipment, these small pumps can help correct the most difficult or objectionable water conditions, even if only required for pre-treatment or more complex applications of disinfection, oxidation, flocculation, coagulation or corrosion and/or scale control... read more The Fundamentals of Aeration: Narrowing It Down to the Basics by Robert Rhoades As advances are made in aeration technology, water treatment dealers have another viable option at their disposal. However, professionals should consider the water problems and make certain it's applicable to deliver a practical solution... read more Air Stripping: A Practical Approach by Jeff Crider One of the oldest water treatment technologies remains one of the most cost-effective methods of removing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other contaminants including MTBE and radon... read more Valuable Tips for Entry into the Membrane Water Treatment Market, Part 1 of 3 by David H. Paul Many utilities are evaluating membrane water treatment technologies such as MF, UF, NF and reverse osmosis (RO) as a possibility for upgrading and/or expanding water treatment capabilities in the not-too-distant future. This may create opportunities for you... read more WQA Recertification Quiz by Mark Rowzee WQA Education Director Mark Rowzee authored this quiz based on the David H. Paul article: "Valuable Tips for Entry into the Membrane Water Treatment Market." Take it for credit toward your CWS recertification... read more |
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Doubling Down in Vegas--WQA Convention Meeting-by-Meeting Review by Carlos David Mogollón, WC&P Executive Editor, and Ronald Y. Pérez, WC&P Managing Editor A comprehensive guide to discussion, debate and decisions at the 29th Annual Water Quality Association Convention, with exclusive coverage provided only by WC&P Magazine's editors... read more Canadian WQA Awaits Decision of Province of Quebec On Regulation by Constance Wrigley-Thomas read more Texas WQA Report on Progress in Septic or OSSF Rule by Robert W. Boerner, CWS-V read more HPC Bacteria Issues and Their Effect on the POU Industry: Analysis by Peter S. Cartwright, P.E., CWS-VI Water treatment consultant and WC&P Technical Review Committee founding member Peter Cartwright offers his perspective on the debate over heterotrophic bacteria... read more New Advances in UV Water Treatment by Ron Hallett Long recognized as one of the most effective, least complicated and inexpensive water treatment technologies, recent ultraviolet advances for rural residential, commercial and small community applications have shown to dramatically improve its disinfection effectiveness and safety... read more |
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Viewpoint: California Dreamin’ (or Is It a Nightmare?)
read more WQA’s Best Walking Advertisement Abroad--Studying the Industry at CWG Portugal Ltda. read more PipeLines: War in Iraq Affects U.S. Views on French Bottled Waters read more Taking a Dip with Industrial Test Systems’ Jaunakais read more Microbiological Water Purifier Testing--The Quest for Surrogate Organisms read more Virology 101 read more Website of the Month: ROWPUs--A Part of the Battlefield that CNN Doesn’t Show read more |
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