Clean fresh water is a must in any municipality, and keeping the water free from pathogens and other hazards is a constant process. One of the key areas to monitor is the wastewater odor control, as it usually signifies a Read More
Water is an essential element to life, and safe water and sanitation are critical for public health. Municipalities are responsible for providing clean drinking water and wastewater treatment to their residents. They must deliver water directly to households in a Read More
Wastewater is generally defined as water that has already been used in some capacity. Water from homes, businesses or industry is considered wastewater. Melted snow and runoff water from outdoor activities is also wastewater. There are several important reasons why Read More
In today’s world, controlling wastewater odors is a top concern at water treatment facilities. The improvement and control of foul odors is a primary consideration because communities are less tolerant of the bad smells and they are considered unsanitary. Wastewater professionals needed Read More
There might come a time when the term “wastewater” is obsolete. Water purification systems have become so efficient that even water contaminated with raw sewage can be transformed into water pure enough to drink. On that note, here are some Read More
