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The article presents information on various products and brochures related to water quality management. Computer programming company Wallingford Software produces market leading software tools for the water industry. Products include data management and network modeling software to support planning and operations in water distribution, sewerage, river management and coastal engineering. Hi-Tech Environmental Inc. offers a full line of cylindrical fine screens for use in wastewater treatment. Major components in the Hi-Tech screen are constructed from stainless steel, for increased life expectancy. Features include: screening washing, compaction, segmented replaceable brushes and weather protection. Screens can be installed in a concrete channel or provided in a self-contained stainless steel tank with flanged inlet and outlet. A new, eight-page color brochure represents Aqua-Aerobic Systems Inc.'s full line of Cloth Media Filters. In addition to featuring all the configurations, it also includes information on the company's ongoing research and development efforts.

The article presents information about the companies which manufacture equipments for water quality management and will exhibit at WEFTEC.05. A-LOK Products Inc. is a manufacturer of pipe to manhole watertight storm and sanitary connectors, compression and boot style. PVC corrosion resistant manhole liner, hole forming equipment, lifting systems, step and lifting inserts, butyl seatants, pyramid spacers, primary and secondary invert systems. ADS Corp. presents flow monitoring and Web-based information services for collection system management and civil engineering firms for planning, operations, billing, rehabilitation and regulatory programs. Blue Ribbon Corp. makes a revolutionary device to monitor and control lift stations over the Internet. It senses level, controls pumps, sends data and alarms. Bright Technology Inc., a division of Sebright Products, manufacturers of biosolids thickeners and dewatering equipment, equipment purchase, rental and leasing available, contract dewatering services. BW Technologies Inc. manufactures, designs and distributes a full line of cutting-edge gas detection instrumentation for the protection of personnel and facilities worldwide.

Features several detectors and monitors for water and wastewater treatment applications. Blue-White Industries' F-750 flowmeter; Inficon's Hapsite Smart SituProbe Purge and Trap GC/MS System; Neptune Technology Group Inc.'s MRX920 mobile data collection system; Sigma Controls Inc.'s RTUI Remote Telemetry System.

Features several products for water and wastewater treatment, presented at the WEFTEC.05 exhibition. AMETEK U.S' Model SST Submersible Level Transmitter; Kaeser Compressors Inc.'s Com-paK Plus series compact blower package; Ge Infrastructure Water and Process Technologies' ultrafiltration systems; Hach Co.'s DR 5000 Spectrophotometer and TNT Plus barcoded reagents for streamlined laboratory analysis.

Presents various products and services for water quality management in the U.S. as of July 2004. Advantages of the RouteSTAR MVP Enterprise Meter Reading software from Datamatic Ltd.; Features of the Spectrum Single-Jet Meter from Metron Farnier Inc.; Usability of the Trace virtual real time mobile AMR system from AMCO Automated Systems LLC.

Presents various products for water quality management in the U.S. as of July 2004. Features of the brass relief valve designed by Norman Noe Co. Inc.; Advantages of the FilmTec SW30XLE-400i element, manufactured by Dow Chemical Co., Liquid separations; Product offers of the DPD-1 ReagentStrip for Free Chlorine from Industrial Test Systems, Inc.

Features various products for water quality management in the U.S. as of July 2004. Advantages of the Easy-Lift Package Lift Stations from Yeomans Chicago Corp.; Specifications of the aluminum pipe fittings, a new line of Kee Lite, produced by Kee Industrial Products Inc.; Product offers of the custom-fabricated tanks, manufactured by Fishers Yank Co.

Features equipments and supplies used for wastewater treatment and drinking water management in the U.S., that are available in the market, as of January 2003. Bottling systems; Wastewater filtration system; Aerated filters.

The article discusses industrial equipment supplier Smith & Loveless's water quality event themed 'Protecting Water. Protecting People.™' at the annual water quality technical conference and exhibition WEFTEC on October 1-3, 2018 in New Orleans, Louisiana. It states that the company will reportedly introduce new advanced clean water treatment systems, present technical sessions on advanced biofilm technology, and demonstrate leading lift station systems and equipment.

The article provides information on businessman Paul Errigo's New York WaterMaker machine which alters the existing water supply's molecular composition until it matches the water in New York, as well as the challenges he faces in patenting the contraption.

The article offers information on the CCW50 Spa Water Treatment System designed to withstand Cryptosporidium parvum and recreational water illnesses (RWI), from Clear Comfort.

Features equipment and supplies used in water quality management available as of September 1998. Includes combustible gas transmitters from Analytical Technology; Control valves from Victaulic Co. of America; Safety awareness video from The Chlorine Institute Inc.; Emergency air scrubbers from Purafil.

Features detectors, monitors and recorders used in water quality management available as of September 1998. Includes underwater detector from Solar Light Co.; Portable rectractor from TBI-Bailey; Datalogger from Unidata; Flowmeter software from Marsh-McBirney Inc.

Features equipment and supplies used in water quality management operations from various companies exhibiting at the WEFTEC '98 water quality and pollution control conference on October 3-7, 1998. Includes waterproofing products from Vandex Sales & Services Inc.; Lift station controls from Drexelbrook Engineering Co.; Valve assembly from Weil Pump Co.; Exhibit booth numbers of the companies in the conference.

Introduces several water quality management equipment. Includes Isco's 4501 Pump Station Flow Meter; EIT's single and dual point toxic gas leak detectors; Enmet Corp.'s EN-2400 ammonia sensors.

Introduces several water quality management equipment. Includes Isco's Propak Sample Container System; ABS Pumps Inc.'s AFP series of non-clog pumps; Accusonic Flowmeters.

Features new water quality management equipment and supplies available in the United States as of July 1997. Manhole fall prevention system from Tool Innovations Inc.; Electromagnetic flowmeter from Water Specialties Corp.; AiRanger SPL for measuring liquids and solids in single tank applications; Liquid bag housing line from Krystil Klear; Screens from NSW Corp.

Presents new water quality management equipment and supplies available in the United States as of July 1997. Sampler from American Sigma; Laboratory data acquisition module from Dianachart; DeltaTox portable testing system from Azur Environmental; Tractor mounted PowerProbe for sampling soils from Art's Manufacturing and Supply; Turbidimeter from HF Scientific Inc.

Features equipment and supplies for water quality management. Profiling mastic from Denso North America Inc.; Graffiti abatement system from American Polymer Corp.; Fusion machines from McElroy Manufacturing Inc.

Presents new water and wastewater quality management equipment and products. Includes Philipps & Bird's Crown Press Belt Press Simulator; Advanced Drainage Systems' ADS-3000 TripleWall brand pipe; Schlueter Engineering's positive prime metering pump; Scalewatcher North America's industrial descaling systems.

Presents water and wastewater monitoring and recording equipment and products. Includes Meter-Master flow recorders and monitors from F.S. Brainard; Wastewater toxicity monitor from N-CON Systems Co. Inc.; Model U-10 Water Quality Checker from Horiba Instruments.

Features some of the wastewater industry products from manufacturers that will participate in the Water Environment Federation (WEF) exhibition on October 1996. Includes plastic tanks from Poly Processing Co.; Pulse Power Processing System from Scientific Utilization; Dewatering system from JWI: Electromagnetic flowmeter from McCrometer.

Features products for water quality management and wastewater treatment. Includes the RW-1 motorized wagon from Rice Hydro Equipment Manufacturing; A-2000 Wide Range TOC Analyzer from Anatel Corp.; 5503 RTD Input Module from Control Microsystems; WS 300 Wastewater Sampler from Global Water.

The article evaluates several water treatment products and services including the VR Series stainless steel vertical multistage pumps from Franklin Electric, LEAPprimay treatment technology from General Electric and the MegaPure hollow fiber product line from Koch Membrane Systems Inc.

The article reports on the grand opening of a new dealer showroom and distribution center of water quality products maker Watts in Twinsburg, Ohio. Twinsburg planning and development director Larry Finch said new business openings in a different industry helps to secure the stability of the city. Branch sales manager Cora Dietz said the interactive showroom is a sign of the commitment of the company to offering the highest level of service, support and solutions for water quality dealers.

Information on Tsurumi's TRN submersible aerators is presented.

A review is presented of Wayve Offer connected boxes from Sainte-Lizaigne.

The article evaluates various services and products related to the water management industry including activated carbon canisters from Carbtrol Corp., a new Cross-Flo static dewatering sieve from Kason Corp. and KDF 85 Process Medium for removing or reducing iron and hydrogen sulfide from KDF Fluid Treatment Inc.

The article discusses the methods of saving pump motors from variable frequency drives (VFDs)-induced damage by the Independent Electric Machinery Co. (IEMCO) in Kansas City, Kansas. It mentions that the company has overseen the reconditioning process for vertical hollow-shaft motors through the process vertical motor solution. It also adds that VFDs is caused by capacitive coupling, common mode voltage and parasitic capacitance.

The article evaluates several water odor control products and services including SuperOxygenation odor and corrosion control solution from ECO2, OHxy-Phogg odor removal technology from Parkson Corp., and ZABOCS biological odor control process from Siemens Water Technologies Corp.

The article evaluates several water treatment products including H2Zero Recycle/Backwash Systems from AdEdge Technologies, Ultrameter II from Myron L. Co., and a leak protector from Watts Water Quality & Conditioning Products.

The article offers information on several ways to lessen pump costs with predictive condition monitoring systems in the water industry in the U.S. It highlights the introduction of digital variable speed drive/control technologies that allows pump users to trim energy costs, maintenance, downtime and operating costs. Among these technologies include the custom and pre-engineered systems, decentralized data acquisition devices, multi-pump systems and pump cleaning sequence.

The article evaluates several equipment for water maintenance including the Gen-Eye POD and Mini-Pod video inspection systems from General Pipe Cleaners, the bio-based Green SG#1 corrosion coating from Sprayroq Inc. and the GasAlertQuattro gas monitor from BW Technologies by Honeywell.

The article evaluates several wastewater treatment products including the TurboDrum water treatment series from Headworks Inc., step-down filtration from Serfilco, Ltd. and MEMCOR membranes from Siemens Water Technologies Corp.

The article suggests measures for reducing repeat pump failures and associated operating costs of pumping systems in the water supply and water quality management industry. It says that the first step should be collecting relevant data leading to the problem. It recommends that the pump should then be disassembled and its parts inspected for damage. The next step is stated to be the implementation of improvement process consisting of developing solution options and associated capital costs.

The article features several products for water quality management, including the Solinist Levelogger Gold water level and temperature data logger, water surface and subsurface aeration systems from Otterbine Barebo Inc. and the SonicSolutions ultrasonic algae control system.

The article evaluates several products of the Water Environment Federation technical exhibition and conference including the FlowShark monitors from ADS Environmental Services Inc., K2 Series portable inspection system from Cues Inc., and the Signet 2552 Metal Magmeter from GF Piping Systems.

The article evaluates the Smart Sponge® filtration technology.

The article focuses on the use of Luminescence Dissolved Oxygen (LDO) probes from Hach Co. to obtain precise measurement of dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration in a wastewater treatment plant in Loveland, Colorado. The handheld instruments from Hach allowed operators to get snapshots of conditions in the facility's various processes and to verify the performance of their online DO control system.

Discusses flushometers, a flushing device that uses energy from a pressurized water supply system rather than the force of gravity to discharge water. Difference of the device from a storage tank; Types of flushometers; Means of actuation for a flushometer; Functions of its back-check control stop; Principle of operation underlying a vacuum breaker flush connection.

An interview with Allison Scott, senior principal scientist at Azbil North America Research and Development, Inc., is presented. She discusses the advantages of online water bioburden analyzers (OWBAs) for water quality monitoring. She describes the scientific principles behind the technology including the use of light-induced fluorescence to identify microbes. She also shares insights on the implementation of OWBAs.

The article reports on the opening by Watts Water Technologies, a provider of plumbing, heating and water quality solutions, of its lead-free plumbing products foundry in Franklin, New Hampshire in June 2013. The statement of company president and chief executive officer (CEO) David Coghlan during the opening is presented. Information is provided on the products that will be manufactured at the foundry, including backflow preventers.