The Secrets of Successfully Implementing a Large Scale Automation Program
“We agree that automation works at other locations, it just won’t work here.” This was the sentiment predicting the success of the automatic process control at the District of Columbia Water and Sewer...
View ArticleEverything Old Is New Again (The Rebirth of a Wastewater Treatment Plant...
Automated control of a facility is often one of the principal improvements desired to ease demands placed on operators. Plant personnel are required to maintain processes within governed parameters...
View ArticleLeading Asset Management Practices Help Utilities Optimize Their Asset Life...
The Water Environment Research Foundation’s (WERF) ongoing research program defines strategic asset management (SAM) practices and develops tools and techniques that help utilities implement asset...
View ArticleProactive Job Consolidation for Enhanced O&M Effectiveness
Montgomery County Water Services (MCWS) is a regional water and sewer provider with 11 water booster stations, 36 sewage lift stations, three equalization basins, and two regional WWTPs (20 MGD and 13...
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