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features 20
10 heArTs AnD MInDs: hAnDs-on eDuCATIon
An Ohio district gives high school students an up-close look at
wastewater treatment as a challenging and rewarding career.
By Pete Litterski

12 ToP PerForMer – PLAnT: ALL For one

Strong teamwork among a small do-it-all staff drives success for an
award-winning 8.25 mgd activated sludge plant in Madison, Ala.
By Trude Witham

20 ToP PerForMer – PLAnT: TurnIng The Corner

36
Operations staff engineered a revival that changed the Tarpon Springs
treatment plant from a problem facility to a multiple-award winner.
By Jim Force

28 greenIng The PLAnT: ever greener

A series of innovations bring substantial gains in self-sufficiency and
energy efficiency for the wastewater treatment plant in Waco, Texas.
By Doug Day
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30 ToP PerForMer – oPerATor: DeeP DIve
Dave Kalin devotes himself fully to exceptional-quality treatment, and to 34
building an efficient plant with a cross-trained and highly competent staff.
By Jim Force
departments
34 hoW We Do IT: AheAD oF The Curve 8 LeT’s Be CLeAr: CoMe on In — The WATer’s FIne
Software improves the speed and quality of power measurement, helping These days a magazine is a lot more than a paper thing that comes in
a Wisconsin sanitary district to conserve energy and reduce costs. the mail. It’s also part of an evolving world of online communication.
By scottie Dayton By Ted J. rulseh, editor

36 In My WorDs: PArTners In TrAInIng 88 InDusTry neWs

Minnesota regulators and operators work together on educational
programs to advance knowledge in treatment plant and collection 90 ProDuCT neWs
system processes. Product Spotlight: Online Vibration Monitoring System Warns of
By Ted J. rulseh Defects
By ed Wodalski
42 hoW We Do IT: TWo-ProngeD soLuTIon
A combination of technologies helps a Minnesota city comply with 94 WorTh noTIng
tight phosphorus limits and produce reuse-quality water. People/Awards; Education; Calendar of Events
By Ted J. rulseh
COMING NEXT MONTH: JUNE 2011
44 TeCh TALk: DenITrIFICATIon: A unIque APProACh Special Issue: Odor Control/Disinfection
The Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant applies an n Top Performer – Plant: Doing it naturally in Clayton County, Ga.
innovative two-part strategy for highly cost-effective nitrate removal. n Top Performer – Operator: Shane McCannon, Mattabassett District Water
By Jim Tallent and greg Farmer Pollution Control Plant, Cromwell, Conn.
n Top Performer – Plant: Continuous improvement in Edmond, Okla.
46 PLAnTsCAPes: ThIrsTy grounD n How We Do It: Cure for gravel filter plugging on Orcas Island, Wash.
Rain gardens at the Grand Rapids treatment plant help capture and n Greening the Plant: Digester gas and cogeneration in Waco, Texas
filter more than 12 million gallons a year, helping to curtail runoff n Tech Talk: The advantages of in-pipe UV disinfection
pollution. n In My Words: A scientific method for measuring and controlling odors
By Jeff smith

48 AnnuAL CoMPAny DIreCTory on the cover

The Madison (Ala.) Wastewater Treatment Plant went
through a major upgrade just six years after the original
86 LAB DeTeCTIve: eye on ALkALInITy activated sludge plant was built. A winning team of
Simple tests can help you determine whether too little influent alkalinity operators, led by chief operator Mark Bland, has earned
may be keeping you from meeting a minimum chlorine residual. the plant recognition from the Alabama Water & Pollution
By ron Trygar, CeT Control Association (AWPCA) for the past three years.
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Come On In — The Water’s Fine
These days a magazine is a loT more
Than a paper Thing ThaT comes in The mail.
iT’s also parT of an evolving world
of online communicaTion.
By Ted J. Rulseh, Editor
I
used to brag that I intended to be the technology equiv-
alent of Herb in those old Burger King commercials: The
last person on earth not carrying a cell phone.
Then about two years ago, cir-
cumstances forced my hand. When
on the road, if I needed to call peo-
ple, I had to use pay phones, and
they were getting scarce. Some-
times I had to use a decrepit one
in a gas station/convenience store
parking lot, amid traffic noise and
sometimes in rotten weather.
I broke down and signed up for
a smart phone, just like the one my
post-college daughter had recently
acquired. In her reply to my first
text message she said: “Dad — hope
you like it here in the future.”
How tHings cHange
Well, actually, I did, and I do.
And “here in the future” means many things. In particular, it
means a magazine like TPO is not at all the same thing it once
was. Sure, you get a bound paper copy that comes in the
mail. But you can also read that same magazine — pictures,
page layouts and all — at the website, www.tpomag.com.
And the magazine is now part of the vast and growing
world of social networking. I once (not too long ago) told a
friend, “If I ever tweet, I hope someone shoots me.” Now I
can tweet (and heaven help me have done so) from the TPO
Twitter account.
TPO also has a Facebook page where you can sign up to
be a fan. The Web page has a link to an editor’s weblog (those
things actually go by the awful name of “blog”) where now
and then I post a bit of industry news or an observation or
idea. Under the Interact tab, the website also has a Contact
form where you can share a comment or ask a question by
way of e-mail.
MoMentuM building?
So far these networking tools aren’t getting a great deal
of use, but that’s likely to change as more of us adapt to the
8 TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR
new communication channels and — let’s face it — as the
industry’s workforce gets progressively younger with retire-
ments of operators who got their start at the time of the first
Clean Water Act.
A magazine today is much more a living, breathing organ-
ism than it was half a dozen or even two or three years ago.
Through these new communication channels, you have
opportunities to embrace it, to shape it, to be part of a better-
connected community of readers.
So here’s a challenge to you. Perhaps if you’re in my age
group (and I am old enough to have been part of the first
wave of operators, had I chosen that career), you resist the
new ways of communicating and some of the new communi-
cation devices. I hereby encourage you to try them out.
A magazine today is much more a living,
breathing organism than it was half a dozen or
even two or three years ago. Through these new
communication channels, you have opportunities
to embrace it, to shape it, to be part of a
better-connected community of readers.
Think about it. A few years ago, if a magazine article inter-
ested you, and you wrote a letter to the editor in response,
you would wait a couple of months to see it in print. Now, if
you send that letter by e-mail or through our Contact func-
tion, there’s a chance you could see it on my editor’s blog the
next day.
If you sign up to “follow” TPO on Twitter, you can get
clued in to what’s coming in the next issue of the magazine
or to something just posted on the blog. There’s also a Dis-
cussion Forum on the website (again under the Interact tab)
that we wish more operators would use (though we realize
there are other online forums).
getting tHe knack
The beauty of all these communication technologies is
that they are incredibly easy to use. When I brought home my
smart phone after getting a quick demo in the store, I thought
I was doomed to spend a day or two poring over the manual
and pecking at the keyboard. Not so. I picked up the basics in
a few minutes, barely even looking at the manual, and I was
off and running.
So it is with tools like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube —
only more so. You don’t even need to read a “For Dummies”
book. Just go out there and get to work. Maybe ask a tech-
savvy friend a few basic questions and you’ll know what you
need to get started.
In most of these instances I’ll be feeling my way along the
same as you are, getting used to the idea of what it means
these days to edit a magazine, as you get used to what it
means to read one. In the end I believe we’ll all like it fine
“here in the future.” Even if at first we don’t, we must accept
that these new ways are here to stay, and we have to embrace
them if we want to stay in the loop.
As Bob Dylan put it somewhat ominously, “You’d better
start swimmin’ or you’ll sink like a stone ...”
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AND MINDS

Hands-on Education
An OhiO district gives high schOOl students An up-clOse lOOk
At wAstewAter treAtment As A chAllenging And rewArding cAreer
By Pete Litterski

W
hat started out as a jobs program for inner-city students in wastewater prep (and
the Cleveland metropolitan area has evolved into an edu- collinwood high school)
cation program and possible recruiting tool for the North- students Jozlyn Bell and
east Ohio Regional Sewer District. noel, repainted a series of
The Wastewater Prep program still includes a summer work com- dike walls behind the east-
ponent, but rather than do basic chores such as mowing and painting
erly Administration Building What’s Your Story?
in 2009.
hand railings, students now can learn and perform a variety of opera- TPO welcomes news about your
tions and maintenance duties in the district’s three wastewater treat- public education and community
ment facilities, serving more than a million people in 60 communities. dents in the summer jobs outreach efforts for future articles
Ed Haller, assistant superintendent at the district’s Southerly program chose to take a in the Hearts and Minds column.
Wastewater Treatment Plant, launched the program several years ago 17-week class on wastewater Send your ideas to editor@tpo
working with students from one Cleveland high school. The program treatment operations during mag.com or call 877/953-3301.
expanded to involve all three treatment plants and students from the next school year.
several high schools. The class was based on Haller’s book and mirrored a class he
teaches for district employees who want to gain state certification as
Two become one operators.
Haller, who has a chemical engineering degree and is the author In the second year, Westerly Treatment Plant maintenance man-
of Simplified Wastewater Treatment Plant Operations, teamed with ager Jim Santiago joined the program, which expanded to include
the Urban League and Collinwood High School in Cleveland to iden- students from Max S. Hayes High School, a career and technical school.
tify students interested in a program that went beyond the typical Since then, Wastewater Prep has merged with the summer stu-
summer job. In the first year of Wastewater Prep, four of the 12 stu- dent program, and the standards for entry are higher. Students
entering Wastewater Prep now can rotate through a variety of main-
tenance and operations jobs. They work with mechanics and opera-
“They learn they actually have a talent they can work on. tors, handling basic electrical tasks, working on pumps, doing light
They are actually really excited to come to work.” welding, and taking lab samples and instrument readings.
“They even work with management,” Santiago says. “They get a
JIM SANTIAgo full experience, and they are able to actually work.”

Leading To jobs
During their job rotation, students are given a list of questions
and are expected to talk to operators or mechanics to get the
answers. “They have to keep log-
books, too,” Haller says. “And when
we review them, we often find some

FAr leFt: the northeast Ohio

regional sewer district’s Aquabots
program is a hit with many grade 6-8
students in the cleveland area. leFt:
Antonio stinson, a participant in the
first year of wastewater prep, is now
a full-time employee at the north-
east Ohio regional sewer district.
phOtOs cOurtesy OF nOrtheAst OhiO regiOnAl sewer district

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good questions we hadn’t even thought of.”
One of the most important lessons has less to do with plant
operations than with life: “They learn they actually have a talent they
can work on,” Santiago says. “They are actually really excited to come
to work.”
Now in its fourth year, the program has produced one full-time
employee on the district payroll: Antonio Stinson at the Easterly
plant. Haller says four students from the past summer’s program are
strong candidates for positions now. Even if many of the students
pursue careers in other fields, Haller sees the impact that Wastewater
Prep can have. “We had one young lady who was studying law, but
now she is more interested in studying environmental law,” he says.
lead to a better workforce at the district. “With my degree in chemi-
cal engineering, I never would have thought I’d end up in wastewater
treatment,” he says. “But now, I see it’s a perfect fit.”
The Wastewater Prep program is just one educational program
the district offers. Another is the Aquabots program for grades 6-8. It
begins with tours to one of the treatment plants and their labs. Then,
after 12 hours of instruction about wastewater treatment, students
are given robotics kits and are asked to design a robot to assist the
district in its job.
The district also takes part in the Student Technical Enrichment
Program (STEP) with the City of Cleveland and MWH, an interna-
tional engineering and consulting firm. Here, students in grades 7-8
meet one Saturday a month for site tours and interactive programs
that expose them to technical careers involving math, science, engi-
neering and other fields.

ABOve: students from the 2009

class of wastewater prep tour the
northeast Ohio regional sewer
district easterly wastewater treat-
ment plant. leFt: A competitor in the
Aquabots program makes last-min-
ute adjustments to a robot she and
her team programmed to perform a
task at a treatment plant.

Mardele Cohen, community out-

reach specialist at the district, says
it’s important to look for prospec-
tive employees among the students
because the workforce is aging and
many will soon retire. By getting
students involved in Wastewater
Prep, the district can present itself
as a career option students might
not otherwise think about.
“We want to give them a good perspective on who we are and
what we have to offer,” Cohen says. “We want them to know you can
start in custodial and move into maintenance or operations.” Com-
pleting Wastewater Prep does not qualify students to become treat-
ment operators, but it “gives them a good idea of what’s coming and
what they need to learn.”

source of hope
Santiago says the program serves as a source of hope for inner-
city students. “We want to give these kids a chance to come and see
their options and see they may have a better chance,” he says. “If they
see that after a year with us they can get tuition reimbursement, they
may see a way toward education.”
Haller thinks the combination of education and experience can

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 top performer: PlanT

All
for One STRONG TEAMWORK AMONG A SMALL
DO-IT-ALL STAFF DRIVES SUCCESS FOR
AN AWARD-WINNING 8.25 MGD ACTIVATED
SLUDGE PLANT IN MADISON, ALA.
By Trude Witham

THE MADISON (ALA.) WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT WENT THROUGH A MAJOR UPGRADE JUST
six years after the original activated sludge plant was built. The upgrade
solved the plant’s capacity needs, biosolids hauling problems and sporadic
daily fecal coliform and TSS compliance issues.
But it’s a winning team of operators that has earned the plant recognition
from the Alabama Water & Pollution Control Association (AWPCA) for the
past three years. The plant’s five operators handle it all, from lab testing,
maintenance, cleaning and grounds work to monitoring 25 lift stations in the
collection system.
It wasn’t always that way. “From 2007 to 2009, we had seven full-time
operators, but we’ve reduced staff through attrition and promotion,” says
Mark Bland, chief wastewater operator. “So that means we’re jacks-of-all-
trades here. We do all the maintenance, including minor electrical. It takes a
really good team to do what has to be done in the time that they’re here, and
I’m proud of that.”
groWing too faSt
Completed in 2003, the original plant was designed for an average daily
flow of 6 mgd and a peak daily flow of 18 mgd. It included headworks with a

12 TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR

“From 2007 to 2009, we had seven full-time operators,
but we’ve reduced staff through attrition and promotion.
So, that means we’re jacks-of-all-trades here.”
MaRk Bland

The Madison (Ala.) Wastewater

Treatment Plant grounds.
(Photography by Doug Brewster)

The Madison treatment plant team includes, from left,

chief operator Mark Bland, and operators Tim Moody,
Chris West, Johann Caris and Kevin Tipton.

profile
Madison (ala.) wastewater Treatment Plant,
✭
Madison Utilities
BUILT: 2003
SERVICE AREA: City of Madison, population 40,000
EMPLOYEES: 5
FLOWS: 8.25 mgd design, 5.1 mgd average, 24 mgd peak
TREATMENT LEVEL: Secondary
TREATMENT PROCESS: Activated sludge
RECEIVING WATER: Tennessee River
BIOSOLIDS: Class B, land-applied
WEBSITE: www.madisonutilities.org
GPS COORDINATES: Latitude: 34°33'59.97"N; longitude: 84°45'56.39"W
 Operator Johann Caris checks the
sludge blanket depth in a clarifier.
RewaRding excellence
The Madison Wastewater Treatment Plant has won two
consecutive awards from the Alabama Water & Pollution Con-
trol Association: Best Operated Plant in 2010 in the category for
mechanical plants, 5.1 to 10.0 mgd; and an Award of Excellence
in 2009.
Says chief wastewater operator Mark Bland, “The AWPCA
looks at everything from aesthetics to proper safety equipment,
lab operations, how many certified operators we have, whether
proper signage is posted, and how the plant is running.”
The plant applies for the Best Operated Plant award, and an
AWPCA inspector visits the plant and spends anywhere from
four hours to a day. The judges compare the plant with others in
the same division, and all plants receive a score.
According to the AWPCA website, the Award of Excellence
is given to a plant that scores an average of 90 percent or better
of the winning plant’s score. One Best Operated Plant and one
Award of Excellence are awarded per category.
Krebs Architecture & Engineering, which designed the plant,
won the Honor Award for the 2011 Engineering Excellence
Awards Competition from the American Council of Engineering
Companies of Alabama. The award is for “engineering achieve-
ment that demonstrates the highest degree of innovative design,
engineering merit and ingenuity.”
14 TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR
Parkson mechanical screen and Smith & Loveless PISTA grit chamber, Ovivo
oxidation ditches and clarifiers, Gorman-Rupp return activated sludge (RAS)
and waste activated sludge (WAS) pumps, and UV disinfection. The plant was
on course to exceed capacity by 2008, as the city’s population averaged 4 per-
cent growth per year.
Also, the state issued a consent order for fecal coliform and TSS viola-
tions, caused in part, by the plant’s solids handling protocol, and made worse
by wet weather in 2005 and 2006. In addition, the disinfection system
couldn’t keep up with the load.
“We were producing Class B biosolids that we were having a contractor
haul away in liquid form, in four to six tractor trailer trucks per day,” recalls
Bland. “It was 25 miles one way to some of the fields. It got to the point where
it wasn’t profitable for the contractor, and he stopped doing it.”
The plant was also having problems with its vacuum prime pumps, and
the staff had to repair them frequently. Also, the existing RAS pumping sta-
tion had insufficient capacity for higher flows and needed to be upgraded.
Solution in upgrade
The upgraded plant design, by Krebs Architecture & Engineering, began
in 2006, and construction started in 2007. During the design stage, the staff
evaluated all process equipment for performance and energy efficiency and
pre-selected the major new process equipment based on proposals that
included purchase price, power usage and maintenance costs. The analysis
of biological treatment (aeration and mixing) processes had to account for
the cost of retrofitting the existing basins.
The new plant went online in phases beginning in 2008 and was com-
pleted in 2009. It consists of:
• A third Ovivo oxidation ditch for biological treatment.
• Low-horsepower submersible mixers and variable-speed drives on the
aerators to reduce energy usage during periods when little or no aera-
tion is needed.
• New self-priming Gorman-Rupp centrifugal pumps, which replaced
the vacuum prime pumps in the grit chamber.
• Two JDV conveyors to eliminate the two rolling dump containers —
the screenings and grit are now placed into a roll-off container.
• A new, larger RAS/WAS pumping station that consists of a dry pit
enclosed by a building. All RAS/WAS pumps are now easily accessible.
Piping restrictions were removed, larger piping was provided, and the
new pumping station was designed to give operators flexibility to
return or waste solids from individual clarifiers or waste at variable
rates. This helps operators balance solids blanket levels in the clarifiers.
• A third clarifier (Siemens’ Tow-Bro).
• An Andritz biosolids centrifuge.
“When a new guy comes in, I go through the
plant process with him and say, ‘This is what you
do when this happens, or that happens.’ Then,
when it does happen, they know what to do.”
MaRk Bland
• A seepex progressive-cavity biosolids cake pump, chosen instead of a
conveyor because it provides flexibility to pump biosolids cake to trucks,
bins, or a temporary storage area. The cake pump can move 20 percent
solids cake up to 250 feet and can be easily modified for future needs.
• New Ozonia UV disinfection system (Degremont Technologies) Aqua-
ray 3x low pressure, high intensity, including a second UV channel for
redundancy when maintenance or cleaning is required.
• SCADA modifications to incorporate new process equipment, and to
allow operators to choose the equipment to be operated on standby
power during power outages.
• A new 1,200-square-foot maintenance building to provide a place for
equipment and vehicle maintenance, and for storing fuels, oils and parts.
(continued)

Operator Kevin Tipton performs preventive
maintenance on the Andritz centrifuge.
“I encourage them to be part of the whole operation, and to
make suggestions about how to improve things, including
equipment upgrades. I empower them as individuals to be part
of the team.”
Operator Tim Moody checks the plant SCADA system.
MaRk Bland
The upgraded plant is permitted for an average daily flow of 8.25 mgd
and can handle peak flows of 24 mgd. The new UV system consistently meets
or exceeds fecal coliform limits, and the new solids handling facilities pro-
vide better control of solids inventory.
The plant now produces Class B cake biosolids, hauled away and applied
to pasture and cropland. Recently, when a solids-hauling contractor was
unable to keep up with production, the digesters filled and the plant had to
recirculate a high volume of activated sludge.
“We had four full digesters and very high clarifier blanket levels,” says
Bland. “Now that we have a contractor that is doing a much better job, we
have the blanket levels down and also one empty digester.”
teaMWorK MatterS
While the upgrade helped the plant accommodate growth, four full-time
operators and one part-timer make sure it stays in compliance. Lab tests for
CBOD, TSS and pH are performed in-house three days a week, and all other
testing is sent to an outside lab.
“It’s hard to accomplish everything with such a small staff,” says Bland.
“The operators work seven days on and seven off, and we have one operator
per shift, with two shifts.” Bland, considered a supervisor and not a working
operator, is at the plant Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and fills
in as operator when needed.
He credits the operators’ can-do attitude for the plant’s success. “I prob-
ably have four of the best full-time operators in the state,” he says. “My guys
are always busy, in the lab, doing maintenance, mowing the lawn, or cleaning
floors and windows.
“For four guys, what they do is pretty amazing. Most of our equipment is be part of the team.”
outdoors. When it’s raining, they’re outside. When it’s cold, they’re outside.
When it’s 105 degrees, they’re outside.”
In a recent example of teamwork, the operators stepped up when full-
time operator Chris West was out for surgery, covering his shift without
Bland having to assign someone. “I posted a schedule with the date and
times that needed to be covered. The operators worked it out themselves,
sharing the overtime for those that wanted it,” says Bland.
16 TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR
Madison Wastewater Treatment Plant
PERMIT AND PERFORMANCE
EFFLUENT
PERMIT (monthly average)
TSS 30 mg/l 4.2 mg/l
CBOD 25 mg/l 3.5 mg/l
Ammonia 20 mg/l 0.42 mg/l
Fecal coliform 2,000 62.1
TKN Monitor 2.04 mg/l
Total P Monitor 2.37 mg/l
Nitrate + Nitrite Monitor 4.6 mg/l
As another example, the construction contract and consent order
required multiple milestones and completion dates for the new facilities. The
operators went above and beyond to make sure the transition was smooth
and that there were no permit violations. “We actually had to change the way
we run the plant four different times to allow for takedown and startup of old
and new equipment,” says Bland.
The new UV system was placed into service in October 2008, followed by
the new solids dewatering facilities in January 2009, and the new aeration
basin, clarifi er, and RAS/WAS pumping station in September 2009. The exist-
ing aeration basins were returned to service in October 2009. Each startup
required the operators to develop a detailed plan for maintaining treatment
while the new facilities were placed into service, and long hours were
required to closely monitor and adjust the new facilities.
Each shift does its share, and if one shift has a problem and doesn’t com-
plete the scheduled work, the next shift makes sure it gets done. “Our oper-
ators take a lot of pride in the plant, and they keep it looking good all the
time,” says Bland. “The Madison Utilities board members visited the plant
and were impressed. As a result of the board’s visit, a newspaper article was
written about us. The takeaway from this is that you can come through this
plant anytime, and I will not be embarrassed by what you see.”
Managing for SuCCeSS
As chief operator with 18 years of service, nine of them at Madison, Bland
believes in empowering his operators. “I encourage them to be part of the
whole operation, and to make suggestions about how to improve things,
including equipment upgrades,” he says. “I empower them as individuals to
For instance, Bland held a contest to allow the operators to come up with
the plant’s mission statement. He allowed each operator to take part in the
new plant design process, from suggesting things that were needed, to
reviewing the drawings and specification book. He encourages them through
goal setting to make suggestions on how to make the plant run better, and
then sits down with them to discuss whether those are viable options.
Operator Johann Caris has been at the plant from the start. Chris West
 Operator Chris West pulls a UV module from the Ozonia disinfection system for maintenance.

more info:
Andritz Separation, Inc. Ovivo seepex, Inc.
800/433-5161 801/931-3000 937/864-7150
www.andritz.com www.ovivowater.com www.seepex.com
(See ad page 2) (See ad page 61)
Gorman-Rupp Company
419/755-1011 Ozonia Siemens Water
www.grpumps.com 201/676-2525 Technologies Corp.
(See ad page 89) www.degremont-technologies.com 866/926-8420
www.water.siemens.com
JDV Equipment Corporation Parkson Corporation
973/366-6556 888/727-5766 Smith & Loveless, Inc.
www.jdvequipment.com www.parkson.com 800/898-9122
(See ad page 18) www.smithandloveless.com
(See ad page 69)

30% Reduction in
was a meter reader supervisor before he went to
Energy Usage!
work at the plant in 2007. Operators Tim Moody and
Kevin Tipton have been there since 2007. Tipton
moved over from lift station maintenance in 2009.
Part-time operator Bryce McCreless started in 2010. New PD Technology Saves Town
“Three of the four full-time operators have
obtained their Grade 4 certification,” says Bland. of Huntington 30% in Energy Usage
“They attended limited training classes and also
received one-on-one training here at the plant from Video that shows real-time savings results.
me or other operators. Although several of the asso-
ciations offer operator training, there is no college or
trade school program in the state that offers a pro-
gram that will enable a graduate to operate a plant
effectively.”
Bland feels hands-on training is essential for
operators to be effective. “They test you on what is in
the manual, but not for real-life situations,” he says.
“When a new guy comes in, I go through the plant
process with him and say, ‘This is what you do when
this happens, or that happens.’ Then, when it does
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happen, they know what to do.”

Meeting future needS

Bland hopes the plant can eventually hire more 90

operators and return to the previous staffing level. In 80

the immediate future, he is thinking of hiring high 30%
Peak Demand kW

70 Reduction
in Peak
school or college students part-time to help with Demand
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grounds work and cleaning.
The plant may need to upgrade again in less than 50

10 years to keep up with rapid growth. Madison is a 40

Existing Rotary
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In the meantime, Bland is optimistic that his
operators will continue to excel and the plant will
continue its success. “Overall, being a wastewater
treatment operator is a good job,” he says. “I love my
job, and I think everyone here does too.”
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the Corner
OPERATIONS STAFF ENGINEERED A REVIVAL THAT CHANGED THE TARPON SPRINGS
TREATMENT PLANT FROM A PROBLEM FACILITY TO A MULTIPLE-AWARD WINNER
By Jim Force

At the Tarpon Springs facility, an Ovivo

Bardenpho process accomplishes
biological treatment and nutrient
removal. (Photography by Jeff Laine)
 profile
Tarpon Springs (Fla.)
advanced Wastewater
Treatment Facility
BUILT:

FLOWS:
1984, upgraded in 1992 and 2009
4.0 mgd design, 2.0 mgd average
✭
POPULATION SERVED: 25,000
TREATMENT LEVEL: Tertiary/water reclamation
PROCESSES: 5-stage Bardenpho (biological nutrient removal)
RECEIVING WATER: Anclote River
BIOSOLIDS: Cake to private fertilizer manufacturer
STAFF: 14 (operations)
AWARDS: Florida WEA Reuse Plant of the Year (2010)
and Top Ten Safety Award (2005); Florida DEP
Plant Operations Excellence Award (2004, 2007)
ANNUAL BUDGET: $2.4 million (operations and personnel)
WEBSITE: www.ctsfl.us
GPS COORDINATES: Latitude: 28°9'7.95"N; longitude: 82°45'11.86"W

in BarelY 10 YearS, the tarpOn SpringS (fla.)
advanced WaSteWater treatMent facilitY
has gone from “the little plant that couldn’t” to “ the little plant that can”
— and does.
that’s how utilities superintendent ray page and director of public
services paul Smith describe the progress they’ve made at the 4.0 mgd
(design) plant. they compare multiple operator-driven process improve-
ments to the train engine in the old children’s story that found it could
achieve success if it reminded itself: i think i can.
“in 1999, we were under a consent decree,” recalls page. “But most of
what we’ve done to improve treatment here, we’ve done on our own.”
they’ve accomplished a lot. from developing sophisticated Scada sys-
tems, to devising fail-safe water recycling procedures, to cutting power
and staffing costs, the tarpon Springs staff has simply redone the plant.
plagued with permit-violating conditions a decade ago, the facility
now provides pure recycled water to about 1,000 customers and has gar-
nered state and professional awards for treatment effectiveness and effi-
ciency. now, the florida department of environmental protection (fdep)
refers professionals from other cities and counties to tarpon Springs for
ideas and solutions to compliance issues.
AUTOMATED PROCESS
about 2 mgd on average flows into the plant from a community of
25,000 people on the gulf of Mexico in the greater tampa-St. petersburg
metropolitan area. two Myers submersible pumps and a tandem of above-
ground pumps (itt Water & Wastewater) boost water from the wet well
to the headworks, which are equipped with a pair of huber bar screens.
the pumps replaced old screw pumps that were less efficient and
consumed more power. a fluidyne vortex-type unit removes sand and grit.
an Ovivo Bardenpho process accomplishes biological treatment and
nutrient removal. the system consists of a five-stage complete-mix sludge
process with alternating stages of anoxic and aerobic conditions.
in the first (fermentation) stage, influent mixes with return activated
sludge. after contact, the liquid moves to the anoxic zone, where it is
mixed with nitrates from the nitrification zone. nitrates are reduced to
nitrogen gas in a second anoxic zone before the water passes to a re-
 a BOOST TOWaRD LeeD
The Tarpon Springs Advanced Wastewater Facility has helped
the new Sweetbay Grocery Store in the city earn certification as a
green building under the U.S. Green Building Council Leadership
in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system.
The 38,000-square-foot store, which opened in November
2009, uses about 500 gallons of reclaimed water a day, supplied
by the Tarpon Springs plant, for toilet flushing. The store uses
2,000 to 3,000 gallons of potable water a day for other purposes
and pays a lower rate for the reclaimed water. The result is a
Operator trainee Mike Swits (left) and boost for the environment and significant savings for the store,
chief operator Robert Marcincuk discuss
according to Curtis McIntyre, manager of engineering services.
the treatment system’s overview display.
“It’s worked out very well,” he says. “We wanted to get as
many points toward LEED certification as we could, and we knew
that reclaimed water was available from the Tarpon Springs
Tarpon Springs Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility
treatment facility.” The site developer also uses reclaimed water
PERMIT AND PERFORMANCE
for irrigation and landscaping in a system that uses timers and
PERMIT
INFLUENT EFFLUENT (annual average) drip irrigation to conserve water.
NH3 27 mg/l 0.02 mg/l N/A Sweetbay, based in Tampa, is a major Florida grocer, with
CBOD3 172 mg/l 4.0 mg/l 5.0 mg/l 104 stores in the state, specializing in locally grown organic and
natural foods. Other features of the Tarpon Springs store that
TKN 38 mg/l 0.8 mg/l N/A
supported LEED certification include:
Total P 5.3 mg/l 0.3 mg/l 1.0 mg/l
• Low-flow toilets and faucets.
n/a 1.6 mg/l 3.0 mg/l
Total Nitrogen
• Reusable bags.
TSS 179 mg/l 2.0 mg/l 5.0 mg/l • Special parking for bikes, carpool vehicles, and low-
pH 7.4–7.7 6.9–7.9 6.5–8.5 emission automobiles.
• Earth-friendly cleaners and low-VOC paints.
aeration zone, where mixed liquor dissolved oxygen is increased so that • Compact fluorescent lighting.
phosphorus is not released in the 80-foot-diameter final clarifiers. • High-efficiency air conditioning.
The process is automatically controlled by the facility’s state-of-the-art SCADA
system. “We’re getting good annual results,” says chief operator Rob Marcincuk.
“We use a minimal amount of aluminum sulfate to aid in clarifier settling.” the Year Award in 2010. “About 65 to 70 percent of our effluent water is
Two Ovivo automatic backwash filters remove remaining suspended sol- reused,” says Page. “We have about 1,000 customers, including the city cem-
ids before the water passes to the chlorination-dechlorination process. The etery and the municipal golf course, which maintains an 850,000-gallon stor-
plant uses gaseous chlorine, followed by sodium bisulfite and sulfur dioxide, age pond monitored and flow-controlled by remote telemetry.”
to meet its requirement of zero chlorine in the final effluent when discharg- Customers include homes, commercial ventures and developers. “They
ing to the Anclote River, which flows into the Gulf of Mexico. pay 95 cents per thousand gallons,” says Page. “The water is pressurized and
Page explains that the dechlorination process is redundant to ensure pumped to them through a separate distribution system. Their participation
that the residual requirement is met consistently. “Either sodium bisulfite or is voluntary.” The treatment facility itself uses some of the reclaimed water
the sulfur dioxide could do the job on its own,” he says. “But this way, if one for processes such as makeup of the chlorine solution.
doesn’t work, the other will. If we have a sulfur residual in the effluent, we’re The system was developed through a cooperative funding program with
certain there’s no chlorine.” The vertical chlorine contact chamber has been the Southwest Florida Water Management District through a 50/50 money
modified with a cascade aeration system to air-strip and remove trihalomethanes. match. The way Tarpon Springs collects, stores and monitors the water to be
A Siemens centrifuge dewaters biosolids to cake at 20-plus percent solids reused is unique, and it’s a homegrown solution.
at about 100 gpm, using a specific polymer blend. The centrifuge replaced an “In the old days, we had a single reuse tank for our recycled water,” says
old belt press that was achieving only 12 to 14 percent solids at 40 gpm. At a Marcincuk. “If effluent was out of spec, we had no other alternative but to
loading station on site, a private fertilizer manufacturer picks up the cake for release it to the river. We were letting a valuable commodity go to waste.”
hauling it to a central processing facility. Today, the plant operates two recycle tanks with a combined 4-million-
Another Siemens technology called PRISC, controls plant odors using a gallon capacity. If effluent is out of spec, it is captured in a dedicated tank and
combination of Odophos and concentrated hydrogen peroxide. A portable then directed back through the plant for retreatment. The second tank holds
odor logger measures air quality before and after treatment. When the PRISC water available for reuse. The SCADA system [Citect software (Schneider
system was started in March 2008, influent hydrogen sulfide levels spiked as Electric) paired with Allen-Bradley (Rockwell Automation) PLCs and devel-
high as 240 ppm but now have been reduced to less than 12 ppm as a peak. oped with integrator McKim & Creed of Tampa] is tied into the tanks so the
Averages are much lower. staff can monitor water quality and the level in each tank.
“Rob and Ray developed the two-tank system and the SCADA feature,”
uSing a reSOurce says Smith. “We were the first system in the state to be permitted to operate
If any plant in the nation is serious about reuse, it’s Tarpon Springs. In our reuse system this way. The progressive outlook of the Florida DEP and
fact, the plant won the Florida Water Environment Association Reuse Plant of the Southwest Florida Water Management District are what made it possible.”

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 The Tarpon Springs staff includes, from left, Robert Marcincuk, chief operator;
Lloyd Koeing, maintenance mechanic; Mike Swits, operator trainee;
Jefe’ Jones, operator; Marcella Quinn, operator; Howard Arter, technician II;
Cassandra Arter, environmental specialist; Bill Carmer, operator; Linda
Hougland, administrative secretary; Kelly Frazier, day shift lead operator;
Gregory Murphy, operator; Bob Gangloff, operator; Bill Gatlin, technician II;
Ray Page, utilities superintendent; and Phil Green, senior technician.

In addition, the facility has switched to premium-efficiency motors, which

are “the most efficient you can get,” Page says.

Staffed tO Succeed
With energy efficiency and process perfection as daily objectives, the
Tarpon Springs team has made sure to maintain the required in-house
expertise. An electrician is on site, and the facility maintains its own electri-
cal and mechanical shop — a 20- by 30-foot building alongside the solids
handling facility.
“We have experienced welders on
Kelly Frazier, day shift lead operator, changes the oil on one of the plant’s staff,” says Smith. “When we hire, we’re
tandem aboveground pumps from ITT Water & Wastewater.
looking for mechanical and electrical
skills. We try to do as much as we can
Over the tOp ourselves and reduce our costs for
As critical as these process improvements have been to the facility’s per-
formance, the staff had to work even harder to push Tarpon Springs over the
top. Staff-driven innovations are saving electricity and operating costs. “In 1999, we were under
Before, all of the facility’s big pumps were either on or off, draining
power unnecessarily and creating surges in plant flow. “We’ve installed vari-
a consent decree. But
able-frequency drives (VFDs) on all intermediate pump stations,” Page says. most of what we’ve done
“That smooths out the flow and prevents the big swings we used to experi-
ence in chlorine usage, for example.” to improve treatment
The Tarpon Springs staff has also installed VFDs on the aerators, where
speed is based on achieving dissolved oxygen set points; on the chlorine here, we’ve
feed to avoid peaks and valleys; and in the wet wells to control pump station
flow rates.
done on
Through the use of pump integrators, the staff can obtain maximum our own.”
pump capacity more efficiently. Before, pumps would run at 100 percent
Ray Page
capacity all the time. Now they’re coupled with a lag pump to produce the
same capacity with less energy. “By pairing the pumps at their most efficient
point, we get maximum pumping capacity and efficiency,” Page says. About Utilities superintendent
20 pumps around the facility are set up this way. Ray Page

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24 TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR
tpomag.com May 2011 25
 Influent screens from Huber
outside contractors. All staff mem- Technology are part of the
bers are responsible for our success headworks at Tarpon Springs.
on a daily basis.”
The facility maintains a stock of spare parts for every piece of equipment.
And staffing is handled with an eye to economy, as well. “We used to operate
with two people, around the clock,” says Smith. “Now, with our SCADA sys-
tem, we can operate with one person on the afternoon and midnight shifts.
We haven’t fired anyone because of this, but we’ve reduced staff where pos-
sible as people retire or leave for other jobs.”

Seeing the light

The Tarpon Springs plant has done such a good job of improving
efficiency and saving money that other organizations have noticed and are
taking advantage of the facility’s
money-saving programs.
more info:
UV LAMPS & QUARTZ
The facility’s SCADA system
controls the lighting at local athletic Fluidyne Corp.
fields operated by the city. The pro- 319/266-9967
gram keeps tabs on who is using the www.fluidynecorp.com
lights and how long they’re on.
Huber Technology, Inc.
First Light Technologies, Inc. Charges are then based on actual
use, promoting conservation. “It’s
704/949-1010
www.huber-technology.com
more accountable,” says Smith. “It (See ad page 7)
1.888.UV4.WWTP � www.FirstLightUSA.com provides a paper trail showing how
ITT Water & Wastewater
the lights are used. It’s a lot better
704/409-9700
than simply turning the breaker on www.ittwww.com
and off.” (See ad page 3)
The facility even applies energy
efficiency to transportation. Known Myers
419/289-1144
to staffers as the Green Bean, one of www.femyers.com
the plant vehicles operates on bat-
teries powered by solar panels that Ovivo
cover its entire roof. The Bean is 801/931-3000
similar to a four-seat golf cart and is www.ovivowater.com
(See ad page 2)
certified to DOT standards. It is
equipped with lights, turn signals, Rockwell Automation
safety belts and other required 414/382-2000
items and is registered as a car. www.rockwellautomation.com
Staffers drive the Bean around the
Schneider Electric
facility and along the half-mile road 888/778-2733
to the river outfall. www.schneider-electric.us
Top speed is 21 miles per hour
— perhaps about the same as that Siemens Water
little engine as it crested the hill and Technologies Corp.
866/926-8420
headed down.
Made In The www.water.siemens.com
U.S.A.

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 GREENING
THE PLANT

PHOTOS COURTESY OF CITY OF WACO WATER UTILITIES

Ever Greener
A SERIES OF INNOVATIONS BRING SUBSTANTIAL GAINS IN
SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOR THE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IN WACO, TEXAS
Aeration basin improvements that cut energy use by about 35 percent
By Doug Day
contribute to more sustainable operations at the Waco Metropolitan

E
nergy efficiency is always on the mind of the staff at the Waco Area Regional Sewerage System.
(Texas) Metropolitan Area Regional Sewerage System. While
improving compliance, increasing capacity, and reducing BOD “We’re not at full two-
load, management and staff at the wastewater treatment plant are phase digestion yet,” explains What’s Your Story?
continually looking to save energy. Wolter. “We’ll repurpose the
“The decisions to pursue the green initiatives have been easy,” tanks for the faster aceto- TPO welcomes news about
says Kristy Wolter, operations program manager for the City of Waco genic digestion.” The other environmental improvements at
Water Utilities, which operates the plant for the regional group that four will be reserved for meth- your facility for future articles in
also includes the communities of Woodway, Lacy-Lakeview, Lorena, anogenic digestion, making the Greening the Plant column.
Bellmead, Robinson and Hewitt. “It hasn’t just made environmental methane production more Send your ideas to editor@tpomag
sense. It makes financial sense.” The initiatives have included: efficient. .com or call 877/953-3301.
• Digester upgrades.
• Major aeration basin improvements. iMProVed aeration
• Diversion of fats, oils and grease (FOG) directly to the digest- Operational quality was at the heart of the plan to improve aera-
ers to expand methane production and reduce treatment pro- tion basin performance in 2003, but energy efficiency was also a goal.
cess energy consumption. The nitrification process was deficient because the diffusers were
• Use of lift station emergency generators in a utility load man- overworked, causing coarse rather than fine bubbles in the plant’s
agement program. five aeration basins.
The first step was to increase the oxygen supply by increasing the
driVinG down deMand number of fine-bubble diffusers in each basin from 2,800 to 3,500.
The wastewater treatment plant Dissolved oxygen probes were added to the three zones in each
has steadily increased efficiency over basin to feed the plant’s PLC system and enable proper control of the
the last eight years, cutting its energy blower inlet and throttling valves.
use by 35 percent through innovative The $400,000 project took just 2.4 years to achieve payback. In
practices for an annual savings of the first year alone, energy consumption dropped 17 percent. In the
about $675,000. Its focus on renew- years since, energy use has been 22 to 44 percent below the baseline.
able energy and efficiency earned an Better treatment has also reduced chlorine use from a daily average
Environmental Excellence Award peak of 6,000 pounds per day to a daily average peak of 800 to 1,200
from the Texas Commission on Envi- pounds.
FOG and high-strength waste that used to ronmental Quality in 2010.
be a problem for the Waco plant are now From 2002 to 2005, the plant
valuable resources. They stimulate produc- reduced electricity demand from the Energy savings from aeration basin improvements
tion of more biogas for the biosolids dryer grid an average of 12 percent per year
YEAR ANNUAL kWh USE kWh REDUCTION COST SAVINGS
and three combined heat and power units. by increasing methane production in
its anaerobic digesters. It now pro- 2002 14,076,530 N/A N/A
duces one-third of its own power. Aeration Basin Improvements
With a current average flow of 25 mgd, the 37.8 mgd (design) plant 2003 11,624,105 2,452,425 (17%) $ 131,695
will soon be generating even more of its own power while increasing
its total capacity to 45 mgd and its high- strength waste processing by 2004 11,006,112 3,070,418 (22%) $ 199,577
200,000 gpd. 2005 9,201,249 4,875,281 (35%) $ 335,907
That will be achieved when three retired digesters are brought 2006 7,969,924 6,106,606 (43%) $ 547,763
back to life this year and updated with dome covers, new mixers,
2007 7,851,481 6,225,049 (44%) $ 715,881
heat exchangers and waste gas burners to achieve full acetogenic and
methanogenic anaerobic digestion. 2008 8,949,861 5,126,669 (36%) $ 608,536

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Green Partners
High-strength organics and fats, oils and grease (FOG) used to
challenge the Waco plant, which received 33 percent of its daily BOD
from industrial customers.
“Wastewater plants aren’t designed to treat such greasy waste,
and it can cause blockages in the collection system,” says Wolter. “We
converted an unused 40,000 gallon tank into an industrial receiving
station in 2006 so customers could truck that waste to us. It bypasses
the traditional treatment train, where the most energy is used, and
goes directly to the digesters, where it generates more methane than
traditional solids.”
Solving the BOD problem held off a costly expansion and in the
process increased biogas production. The nine Green Partners
involved in the FOG program include local industries, a convenience Rotary drum thickeners produce more solids at
store, a fast food restaurant, and a convention center. With about six one-third the energy of the dissolved air flotation
to nine truckloads of FOG and high-strength waste being delivered units they replaced in 2009.
to the plant daily, the amount of grease going through the treatment
process has been cut by 90 percent and solids by 50 percent. ting up collection sites for used fryer oil,” says Wolter.
Every month, about 65,000 gallons of FOG and 775,000 gallons of Now called Clean Up the Grease, the program has five collection
high-strength waste is placed directly into the digesters, generating sites centrally located around Waco. “It keeps people from pouring it
50 percent of the gas needed to run the biosolids dryer, while reduc- outside where it can affect stormwater, and keeps them from pouring
ing energy use for the digesting treatment process by 30 percent — it down the drain and clogging the collection system,” says Wolter.
a savings of about $120,000 a year. It also reduces loading in the aera- “We’ve since started picking up fryer oil from restaurants and places
tion basins, in turn requiring less oxygen and energy to keep the pro- like convenience stores and little league parks.”
cess healthy. A dedication to high-quality performance and a keen under-
standing of the treatment process has allowed Waco to produce
ProducinG heat and Power clean water while capturing renewable resources to further limit the
“When we started this work in 2002, we were using 14 million plant’s impact on the environment.
kWh a year,” says Wolter. “We’re down to 9 million kWh. We’re saving Details of the Waco aeration basin improvements can be found
$675,000 a year. As we continue to grow the program and take in in a case study in the U.S. EPA “Evaluation of Energy Conservation
more industrial waste, we hope we’ll be able to continue to use all of Measures for Wastewater Treatment Facilities.” Visit www.epa.gov
the methane we produce. ” and search for Document No. EPA 832-R-10-005.
Methane not used for the dryer supplements natural gas in three
500 kW Caterpillar combined heat and power units. The plant’s
digesters, in turn, receive heat recovered from those units. A planned
dryer replacement will include gas cleaning to displace even more,
perhaps all, of the dryer’s natural gas demand.
And the environmental benefits don’t end there. “Instead of
sending the solids to a landfill, we make Class A biosolids used as fer-
tilizer by agricultural customers and the public,” Wolter says. But
5,000 metric tons per year hasn’t been enough: “We have back orders
because it’s a pretty popular product.”
Waco’s unique industrial base includes a meatpacking plant, a
candy manufacturer, and a poultry processing facility that all provide
energy-rich material. “We’re going to study feather byproducts —
whether ground up feathers will give us any useful methane,” says
Wolter. Another possibility is adding algae from the drinking water
plant’s dissolved air flotation unit to the digesters to further increase
methane production.

other uPGrades
The agency replaced its dissolved air flotation unit in 2009 with
rotary drum thickeners that use one-third the energy but produce
more solids for the digesters — saving about 500,000 kWh per year.
Use of the lift station emergency generators during times of peak
electricity demand has turned them from a source of backup power
into a new revenue source. During times of high demand, the gener-
ators power the lift stations and reduce load on the area’s electrical
grid. In exchange, the local utility pays the plant $70,000 a year.
Recycling of yellow oil (FOG not contaminated by other wastes)
has proven beneficial, as well; keeping it out of the collection system
to prevent clogs, bypassing the treatment process to save energy, and
creating ten times the methane of other wastewater solids. “We
started the Green Turkey Initiative for Thanksgiving in 2009 by set-

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 top performer: OPeRatOR
deeP DiVe
DAVE KALIN DEVOTES HIMSELF FULLY TO EXCEPTIONAL-QUALITY TREATMENT,
AND TO BUILDING AN EFFICIENT PLANT WITH A CROSS-TRAINED AND HIGHLY COMPETENT STAFF
By Jim Force
IT IS THE SUMMER OF 2008. FROM
A SMALL BOAT, A SCUBA DIVER
descends 20 feet to the bottom of Lake Ontario,
more than a quarter-mile from shore. He approaches
the outfall of the Town of Webster wastewater treat-
ment plant and takes a grab sample of effluent in a
glass jar.
The diver is Dave Kalin, chief operator of the
Walter W. Bradley Treatment Plant in Webster, N.Y.
He is taking the sample to prove to regulators that
because of dilution in the lengthy outfall line, the
chlorine residual in the plant’s effluent is within permit
limits. The finding will make potentially costly changes
to the plant’s disinfection facility unnecessary.
But there’s more. The dive also reveals that the
last section of the outfall line is broken — pieces are
scattered about the lake bottom. And the diffuser at
the end of the line is simply gone. Thus the dive, at
Kalin’s expense, helped the city avoid the cost of
upgrading its disinfection unit, while revealing a
problem that could have gone unnoticed for years,
becoming progressively more expensive to repair.
This is typical of Kalin, 2010 winner of the State Chief operator Dave Kalin. (Photography by
of New York Uhl T. Mann Award for operational Jay Palmer)
excellence. “He always asks, ‘What do I need to do
to get this done,’” says colleague Jim Oates, plant operator. “In the six years
he’s been here, he has accomplished a lot.” That he has. In the Mann award
application, Kalin was credited with:
• Establishing the city’s pretreatment program.
• Implementing extensive safety procedures.
• Writing the town’s first sewer overflow and spill-response programs.
• Preparing the town’s five-year plan as mandated by the state.
• Overseeing numerous process improvements.
• Developing training, public relations, and overall effective manage-
ment and communications practices.
30 TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR
hoMeToWn Boy
At 54, Kalin has come a long way from growing
up in the Town of Webster, on the Lake Ontario
shore, and graduating from high school there in
1974. “I remember how polluted the Irondequoit
Bay was then,” he recalls. “I had a boat and I liked to
fish. The water quality was very poor. I could see
the pollution, and it was a shame.”
Like many veterans in the clean-water profes-
sion, Kalin went right to work as a laborer at the
treatment plant at age 18, and moved up quickly.
He took courses at the State University of New
York-Morrisville and Syracuse University to obtain
certification and earn his operator’s license. He
took correspondence courses from Michigan
State University and California State University at
Sacramento.
“When I started,” he says, “I really wasn’t think-
ing that much about cleaning the water, but the job
opening was there, and once I got into it I enjoyed
it and found it quite interesting. I took the initiative
to get certified and make a career out of it.”
After a stint as a pump and process specialist at
the 120 mgd Van Lare Wastewater Treatment Plant,
which serves greater Rochester, Kalin returned to
his hometown plant in 1979 and became the sec-
ond in command in 2004. Two years later, he was named chief operator.
high-QUaliTy ProdUcT
The Webster facility treats wastewater collected in a 300-mile network of
sewers and 21 pumping stations. It is rated for 7.5 mgd and treats an average
of about 6.0 mgd. The original plant was a trickling filter operation, dating
back to 1968. It was upgraded in 1980–82, and today uses activated sludge to
turn out an exceptional-quality effluent, achieving removals of 93 to 97 per-
cent for TSS and BOD.
 “We’re reusing more and more of our own
effluent. We’ve seen about a 30 percent
reduction in our water consumption,
saving more than $300 per month.”
DaVe KaLiN

Dave Kalin
shows samples
of influent and
effluent.

profile ✭
Dave Kalin,
Walter W. Bradley Wastewater Kalin checks the treatment
treatment Plant, town of Webster, N.Y. plant’s Andritz centrifuge.

POSITION: Chief plant operator

EXPERIENCE: 36 years
EDUCATION: Coursework at SUNY-Morrisville,
Syracuse University, Michigan
State University, and California
State at Sacramento
AWARDS: 2010 Uhl T. Mann Award for
operational excellence,
New York WEA
CERTIFICATION: New York State Class 4A
Operator, wastewater treatment
GOALS: Finish 40 years in the business;
get every part of the plant
updated and leave it in the best The Walter W. Bradley Wastewater
Treatment Plant.
operating condition before
retirement
GPS COORDINATES: Latitude: 43°15'34.96"N;
Longitude: 77°24'47.22"W

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The Walter W. Bradley treatment plant
staff includes, from left, Dwayne
Hilfiker, laborer; Jim Willison,
operator; Adam Bronson, mainte-
nance mechanic; Ken Dickinson,
maintenance mechanic; Jim Oates,
operator; Bryan Bundshuh,
maintenance mechanic; Andy
Merkel, maintenance mechanic;
Denise Jones, office manager; and
Dave Kalin, chief operator.

Ferric chloride is added for

phosphorus removal, and the plant
has nitrogen limits that it meets
consistently. Three anaerobic digest-
ers stabilize the waste biosolids and
generate biogas, used to heat the
digesters and the solids-handling
building. A centrifuge dewaters the
biosolids, and the cake is landfilled.
Sodium hypochlorite disinfects
the water before discharge. Some of
the effluent is reused in the plant for

“When someone’s out sick, or on vacation, cross-training helps us fill the gap. Plus, nobody feels their job
is more difficult or important than anyone else’s. There’s no finger-pointing here. We get along together.”
DaVe KaLiN

washing and rinsing equipment. The plant also treats some wastewater from
the nearby Village of Penfield.
STraighT To Work
As the new person in charge at Webster, Kalin wasted little time making
needed changes. He was instrumental in acquiring and installing the centri-
fuge (Andritz), saving the town about $40,000 a year in biosolids hauling
costs. He also initiated using Bioxide (Siemens) to control odors from biosol-
ids operations and at the landfill, and led the adoption of a new SCADA sys-
tem for plant controls.
By fine-tuning the digester process and using the biogas as fuel (Cannon
mixers from Infilco Degremont, H.B. Smith boiler), Kalin’s team is saving even
more in energy costs. “We estimate about $20,000 a year in savings there,” Kalin says.
The water reuse plan is paying off, as well. “We’re reusing more and more
of our own effluent,” Kalin says. “We’ve seen about a 30 percent reduction in
our water consumption, saving more than $300 per month.” Other improve-
ments include revamping the bar screen and grit removal facilities for longer
life and replacing old coarse-bubble diffusers with fine-bubble ceramic dif-
fusers (ITT Water & Wastewater – Sanitaire), cutting the energy require-
ments for aeration from 300 hp to 75 hp.
eFFecTiVe leader
All that is good, but when his staff nominated Kalin for the prestigious
Mann Award last year, they emphasized his management skills and leader-
ship, especially in safety, training, and industrial pretreatment.
“The key to safe operations is training, training, training,” says Kalin,
who has been a safety trainer most of his clean-water career. “This can be a
dangerous profession. Confined spaces, lack of oxygen, vehicle operation. I
can remember in the early days operators going into a multiple-hearth fur-
nace with only a dust mask on. No gas detectors, no second person on site.”
In fact, he believes improvement in safety procedures is one of the big-
gest advances he’s seen in wastewater operations. “Today, we use safety vid-
eos, and we train our staff in everything from CPR to driver education, using
OSHA-approved seminars,” he says. “I’m proud of our record here — no lost
time accidents, no one hurt or killed.”
Oates adds, “Under Dave’s tenure, the town has all of its gas detectors
and meters calibrated quarterly, and confined-space permits and lock-out/
tag-out have become routine.”
Kalin is also a big believer in cross-training. His responsibilities extend
beyond the treatment plant to the town’s collection system, and so his staff
is trained in both. “Our six employees spend two weeks at the plant, followed
by two weeks in our collections system,” he says. “When someone’s out sick,
WateR LOVeR
Growing up along the shores of Lake Ontario, Dave Kalin
always had an affinity for water. He owned a 26-foot Sea Ray
cabin cruiser when his two boys were young and took trips all
over Lake Ontario and the lakes around Rochester.
“We’d often go up into 1,000 Islands area, and once we took a
three-week trip up the Rideau Canal all the way to Ottawa,” he
recalls. He has a rowboat now and still loves to fish for bass,
trout, and salmon, now plentiful in the Great Lakes.
His best catch? “An 18-and-a-half pound salmon. I hooked it
right at the end of a local fishing contest, so it wasn’t recorded in
the top ten. But it would have been had I caught it on the first or
second day.”
He learned to SCUBA dive at age 32. One of his most memora-
ble journeys was a 100-foot drop to the wreck of an 1830s
schooner near Kingston, Ont. He continues to fish, boat and dive,
but he is concerned about invasive species now.
“The lake is clear as can be, and some of that is due to the
presence of zebra mussels. We’re beginning to see the Asian gobi
(a fish common in aquariums, and also brought into the lakes
through the ballast of foreign ships). It’s having an impact on the
bass population because it eats the bass eggs.”

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“He always asks, ‘What do I need to do
to get this done.’ In the six years he’s been
here, he has accomplished a lot.”
Jim Oates
MASStering Aeration
or on vacation, cross-training helps us fill the gap. Plus, nobody feels their job
is more difficult or important than anyone else’s.”
That helps boost morale, another important factor in successful manage-
ment. “There’s no finger-pointing here,” says Kalin. “We get along together.”

Medicine recycling
The Webster crew waives its afternoon break so that the staff can have
more time together in the mornings. “On Thursdays, two of our folks are in
charge of making breakfast for the staff — breakfast sandwiches, eggs and
bacon,” he says. “We enjoy doing that.”
With responsibilities for the town’s industrial pretreatment program,
Kalin and the Webster treatment plant take part in the local pharmaceuticals
recycling program. “It’s big here,” Kalin says. “We’re in our third year of host-
ing the waste pharmaceutical products right here at the plant.” Kalin has
worked with the state departments of environmental protection and health
so that residents can drive in and drop off pharmaceuticals in a barrel, which
is overseen and secured by local law enforcement.
“In 2009, we collected over 400 pounds of drugs and 16 pounds of nee-
dles from some 87 participants,” says Kalin. “The material is taken to Niagara
Falls, where it is incinerated to generate power. It helps keep these materials
out of the sewers, and off the bathroom shelves where kids might get at
them.”
That’s the kind of collaborative approach Kalin takes with all his acti-
vities. His staff members compliment him on his public education efforts
and his ability to keep the town board and local citizens aware of the treat-
ment plant’s importance to the community. Despite his soft-spoken nature,
he communicates effectively, especially in budget presentations to town
officials.
“A good supervisor is cost-conscious,” he says. “We work hard to keep
our board happy and keep costs down.” In fact, the sewer rate in Webster is
$162.50 per year per resident and has held steady for 10 years. It’s about $100
per unit lower than costs used to be, and that has been made possible by
reducing staff and improving operations to the most efficient levels.

Tackling chlorine
As for that chlorine issue for
which Kalin made his dive, the
town is under orders to reduce
more info:
chlorine residual in its effluent from Andritz Separation, Inc.
2.0 to 0.25 mg/l. Kalin visited the 800/433-5161
www.andritz.com
outfall up close after his staff and
the engineering consultant had per- Infilco Degremont, Inc.
formed dye tests, a dilution study, 804/756-7600
flow metering, and total chlorine www.degremont-technologies.com
decay studies — all to prove to reg-
ulators that chlorine residual was ITT Water &
Wastewater – Sanitaire
not an issue in the effluent. 414/365-2200
The damage he found in the www.ittwww.com
outfall line is being addressed. (See ad page 3)
“We’re getting the pipe fixed, and
we’re replacing the diffusers so the Smith Cast Iron Boilers
413/562-9631
town can meet the schedule of com- www.smithboiler.com
pliance in the latest SPDES permit.”
Kalin says. “We’re 99 percent sure Siemens Water
we’ll get some stimulus money for Technologies Corp.
the project. We’re getting it done.” 866/926-8420
www.water.siemens.com

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 2011 ANNUAL COMPANY DIRECTORY Aerial view of the Western
HOW We DO It Racine County Sewerage
District treatment plant.

ahead of the Curve

TPOMAG.COM/DIRECTORY

SOFTWARE IMPROVES THE SPEED AND QUALITY OF POWER MEASUREMENT,

HELPING A WISCONSIN SANITARY DISTRICT TO CONSERVE ENERGY AND REDUCE COSTS
By Scottie Dayton

W
hen the Western Racine County (Wis.) Sewerage District
upgraded the capacity of its activated sludge extended
aeration treatment plant from 1.3 to 2.5 mgd in 2005, the

PHOTOS/SCREENSHOTS COURTESY OF WRCSD

expansion doubled the budget and the electric bill.
The upgrade included a new sewage receiving station, a mechan-
ical bar screen to replace a comminutor, a second oxidation ditch and
clarifier, and a UV disinfection system to replace the chlorine system.
Superintendent Jeff Bratz at first was too busy getting the plant
running to think about energy. “As I found free time, I realized that
we had to find creative ways to save money if we were to pay for the
facility on a diminishing budget,” he says.
The upgrade increased organic capacity from 2,300 to 3,578
pounds per day of biodegradable material, but the anticipated
growth never happened. Bratz wondered why he was using twice as The EnergyVIEW software
much power to process only a slight increase in organic loading. main dashboard provides an
To track energy consumption, Bratz applied for a grant from the at-a-glance summary of key Share Your Idea
state’s Focus on Energy program to help purchase EnergyVIEW soft- energy usage information. TPO welcomes news about interesting
ware from IntelliSys Information Systems. Linked to the plant’s SCADA methods or uses of technology at your
facility for future articles in the How
system, the application meters, measures, stores and analyzes energy to convince the sewer com- We Do It column.
data. In the first three months, the $5,000 program gave Bratz the mission to take action when
tools to save an estimated $20,000 to $25,000 per year on energy. they can see it on paper.” Send your ideas to editor@tpomag
The bulk of consump- .com or call 877/953-3301.
REAL-TIME ANALYSIS tion occurred in the two
The only hardware Bratz had to install was a metering device on oxidation ditches and three sludge tank mixers. The ditches each
the main power line to the plant to record the draw for kilowatts and have two 40 hp and two 20 hp motors. “I had 240 horsepower run-
report in kilowatt-hours. A real-time dis- ning constantly and no way to slow down the motors when there was
play enabled him to trend transducer excess dissolved oxygen at night,” says Bratz.
outputs in high resolution. Contractors installed variable-speed drives on the eight motors
The trend pan-and-zoom features and attached them to oxygen probes in the tanks to maintain a con-
gave him second-by-second analysis of stant DO level. “We’re anticipating an energy savings of 20 percent on
real-time data. The software also the ditches,” says Bratz. “That’s huge, provided the utility doesn’t
allowed him to generate yearly, monthly, raise the rates to compensate for the income it is losing.”
weekly, and daily charts, configure The work, completed by the end of 2010, qualified the plant for a
15-minute peak demand or hourly data $27,000 grant from WE Energies, the local electric utility, to offset the
by the minute, and set warnings and cost of the equipment.
alarms if preset values were about to be
exceeded. POWER BOOSTER
“Real-time monitoring and report- The software also showed that the sludge mixers each drew 60
District superintendent Jeff Bratz. ing enabled me to see and record how amps. The facility normally operated at a peak demand of 200 kW or
much energy we were using at any time less, but mixing sludge increased demand by 180 kW.
of the day and approximately how much it cost,” says Bratz. “I kind of “The utility charges $11.35 per kilowatt for peak demand and
knew which processes were using the most electricity, but it’s easier $1.76 per kilowatt for non-peak demand,” says Bratz. “That’s a differ-

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“I kind of knew which processes were using the most electricity, but it’s easier to convince
the sewer commission to take action when they can see it on paper.”
Jeff Bratz

Total Facility Power Use KWH ence of $9.59. It’s almost 10 times cheaper to mix sludge
– TOT_MCC_KWH (TOT) at night. While this appears to be a no-brainer, I had
400 400 never analyzed it. If I had to haul sludge tomorrow, I sim-
ply turned on the mixers.
“I think many operators do those things uncon-
350 350
sciously. I did until the program put the evidence right
in my face. It was a ‘Holy cow! Why didn’t I think of
300 300 that before?’ moment.” The program displays demand in
graph and number form.
This year, Bratz is analyzing the power usage of two
250 250
screw pumps that bring influent into the plant. “I oper-
ate one at a time, but the 75 hp motor runs constantly,”
200 200 he says. “We’re investigating the possibility of shutting
down the big motor and running a smaller pump at
night when flows are lower.”
150 150
Bratz is also investigating other changes. “The return
pumps run continuously in the lift stations,” he says.
100 100 “Maybe we can turn them on and off. Maybe I can run
the dissolved air floatation unit for sludge thickening
half a day instead of a whole day. EnergyVIEW makes it
50 50
possible to look at so many things.”

0 0
An EnergyVIEW power trend graph shows
Aug. 15, 2010
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Aug. 17, 2010

Aug. 18, 2010

Aug. 19, 2010

Aug. 20, 2010

Aug. 21, 2010

Aug. 22, 2010

effect of sludge mixing equipment on electric

power usage.

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IN MY WORDS

Partners in Training
Minnesota regulators and operators work together on educational prograMs
to advance knowledge in treatMent plant and collection systeM processes
By Ted J. Rulseh

S
ince the 1970s, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has offered
an extensive wastewater training and certification program. Steve Duerre, left,
and Gene Erickson
It began with an Annual Sewer School and grew to include
training in a variety of topics, including activated sludge, stabilization
ponds, laboratory, trickling filters, spray irrigation, aerated ponds, lift
stations, supervisory management, land application of biosolids,
wastewater treatment technology and collection systems.
The size of the training unit has declined with budget challenges,
notably during the recent economic decline. Still, MPCA continues to
sponsor two major conferences per year (wastewater treatment and
collection systems), along with several two- and three-day seminars
and many one-day classes.
Nutrient removal was added to the roster in 2009, with an accom-
panying manual. Members of the unit also provide hands-on assis-
tance and troubleshooting to wastewater treatment plants throughout
the state. Together, the unit’s members have hundreds of years of
experience in wastewater operation, training and certification.
A defining feature of the unit is its close relationship with the pro-
fessional associations in the wastewater field, notably the Central We list the Sacramento books as reference for our certification
States Water Environment Association and the Minnesota Wastewa- program, for people who want to know what to study to prepare for
ter Operators Association. Training units and association members their exams. Our course on collection system basics is modeled after
support each other in handling committee work and putting together the Sacramento State collection system books.
training programs and conferences.
These groups also work together to produce an annual training : What would you say makes your training program unique?
Duerre: One thing that’s unique about us is
that in addition to wastewater operators, we run
“Our ultimate goal is to have well-run treatment plants — to help certification and training programs for collection
current and future wastewater operators run their plants, keep up system operators, land application of municipal
biosolids and industrial byproducts, and industrial
with the times, and stay in compliance with our regulations.” spray irrigation.
Erickson: Another unique element is the rela-
STeve DueRRe
tionships we’ve built with the operators. We’re
calendar that serves the needs of more than 2,000 wastewater and becoming familiar with them, and they’re becoming familiar with us.
collection system professionals. If they have an issue, like why is my activated sludge looking black
Gene Erickson, an MPCA engineer who supports the training today, or why is my pond not responding the way it’s supposed to,
program, and Steve Duerre, an MPCA pollution control specialist and they’re really comfortable about calling us.
trainer, talked about the program in an interview with Treatment Even though we’re the regulatory agency, they don’t see us so
Plant Operator. much as the cops. They see us as people they can call and ask ques-
tions. That makes a lot of difference.
: Is the MPCA training program homegrown, or does it We’re broken up into regions in Minnesota and we often call on
rely on outside resources such as the Sacramento program? members of our compliance staff to help with training. That way they
Erickson: We have actually developed our own training pro- understand where the operators are coming from, and the operators
grams and manuals for wastewater treatment technology, stabiliza- understand them a little bit.
tion ponds, land application of biosolids, nutrient removal, and math So when the compliance people come out and do their inspec-
— both for wastewater and collection systems. tions, the operators feel free to ask them questions and get advice. In

(continued)
36 TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR

lake
lakeside_CLRad_flpg_TPO_May2010_out.indd 1 3/25/10 10:43:31 AM
our classes we always make it a point to be sure the operators under-
stand what the rules are. That way, when they do get inspected by the
compliance staff, it’s not foreign to them.
: How important is continuing education for operators
today versus a few years or a couple of decades ago?
Duerre: It’s hugely more important than a few years ago because
of the way things keep changing so fast. With all the new require-
ments, tighter permit limits and new technologies, it seems like every
time they turn around they get hit with something new. Continuing
education is essential now to enable the operators to keep up.
Our ultimate goal is to have well-run
treatment plants — to help current and
future wastewater operators run their plants,
“We need to convince the cities to continue to allow their operators to
keep up with the times, and stay in compli- come to training. It’s through certification courses that they learn new
ance with our regulations.
ideas, learn efficient ways of doing things, and learn about the new
: Do your training programs com-
bine classroom sessions with actual hands- rules they’re being faced with.”
on practice? GeNe eRICKSON
Erickson: The training programs are
given in a classroom setting. The important thing is the interaction,
where they learn from each other. We stress in each course that
while there’s an instructor up in front doing a presentation, there are things, and learn about the new rules they’re being faced with.
many instructors sitting down in the room who have a great deal of
knowledge and experience.
We stress the importance of sharing that with each other, and
they do. We always provide a lunch, and when they sit down at a
table, they talk about what they all have in common, and that’s waste- ing more and more challenging to meet. That’s especially true in
water treatment. The same thing happens at night at the hotel when
they get together for dinner.
: How does your training unit interact with the industry
associations?
Erickson: Back in the 1970s, we had a supervisor, Bill Sexauer,
who we call the godfather of training. He actually started this unit,
and he had a unique vision. He was a big advocate of getting us to be
members of the operators associations — being a part of their groups
and being involved in their committees and their training.
Duerre: We work primarily with the Minnesota Wastewater
Operators Association. I’m on several of their committees, and Gene
is, too. We help them plan their programs and help them put on their
training.
Erickson: The operators are divided into six sections in the
state. They have quarterly section meetings and an annual confer-
ence. We help plan their conference, and they help us plan our two
conferences. We share resources and speakers back and forth.
: How heavily does your program emphasize collection
systems?
Erickson: Collection system certification is mandatory in Min-
nesota, and we have an excellent training program for collection sys-
tem operators. We have an annual two-and-a-half-day conference
with six concurrent sessions, where we cover sewer cleaning, I&I,
pump maintenance — just about everything a collection system
operator needs to know. We get in the neighborhood of 400 or 450
operators coming every year.
We also offer a basic collection system conference once a year as
an exam refresher and a place to learn about the rules and regula-
tions they have to comply with.
: What is the single biggest training need in the profession
today?
Duerre: The single greatest training need is learning how to
38 TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR
deal with the current economic conditions — how to do more with
less. Budgets are getting cut, and employees aren’t being replaced.
Operators need to learn how to become more efficient and manage
their assets more effectively.
Ironically, when budgets are cut, training seems to be one of the
first items on the chopping block. We are seeing more operators get-
ting their certification renewal hours by going to something that is
close by and free or inexpensive, even if the topic is not entirely rel-
evant to their situation.
Erickson: As a profession, we need to convince the cities to con-
tinue to allow their operators to come to training. Certification isn’t
just something that you need in order to comply. It’s through certifi-
cation courses that they learn new ideas, learn efficient ways of doing
: What are some of the biggest challenges operators have
to keep up with in today’s world?
Duerre: Nutrient regulations are getting stricter and are becom-
older plants that were not really designed for nutrient removal. Hav-
ing to retrofit or adapt the plant to meet the new permit require-
ments can be a big challenge.
: How does your training unit make sure the instruction
includes the most up-to-date information and concepts possible?
Erickson: We rely on a lot of people. For our two annual confer-
ences, we have a committee of operators, consultants and vendors
who help us put together the programs. We sit down and discuss hot
topics — what things we think people should know. We consider
feedback from the evaluations we received at the previous confer-
ence. It’s amazing what that committee does for us every year. We’re
the facilitators. They are the doers. They are up to date. They know
what’s going on in the profession.
MeMBeRS OF THe TeAM
the Minnesota pollution control agency Municipal wastewater
operator training staff includes charles thompson, supervisor; emily
armistead, training coordinator; dianne navratil, wastewater certifica-
tion officer; steve duerre, pollution control specialist (collection
systems, wastewater treatment and biosolids); kay curtin, pollution
control specialist (collection systems and wastewater treatment); and
dave Bodovinitz, pollution control specialist (wastewater treatment,
spray irrigation and industrial byproducts).
Mpca staff members who provide training and other support on a
part-time basis are gene erickson, engineer (collection systems and
wastewater treatment); Brad gillingham, pollution control specialist
(wastewater treatment); craig schafer, pollution control specialist
(wastewater treatment); pam Meyer, engineer (wastewater treatment);
and Jorja duFresne and steve stark, pollution control specialists
(biosolids).
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 Duerre: We are also developing very comprehensive Need-to-
Know criteria for each certification level. Our staff member Kay Cur-
tin is leading that effort. We will use those criteria for writing our
exams and will incorporate them in our training. We have steering
teams and sounding boards consisting of operators who assist us in
that effort.

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Duerre: I think we need to adapt to the computer age. I’m still
sold on the old model of face-to-face training, but I can see that we’re
becoming more Internet-based, and we’ll need to start looking at
vehicles like webinars to keep costs down and reach more people. I
still think there’s a big difference between actually being there and
sitting in front of a computer. But online is where we seem to be
heading.

“I think we need to adapt to the computer age.

I’m still sold on the old model of face-to-face
training, but I can see that we’re becoming more
Internet-based, and we’ll need to start looking at
vehicles like Webinars to keep costs down and
reach more people.”
STeve DueRRe

Erickson: As the baby boomers retire, the younger people com-

ing up are more used to the online world. They may have taken a lot
of their college courses online. That’s how they learned. There will
be a switch. It’s going to evolve over time.

: What is the role of training in elevating the stature of the

profession?
Erickson: Anytime you have people who are certified, that does
add credibility to the profession. It took those people a lot of work to
become certified — not only passing the exams but the continuing
education that goes with it. It elevates the whole profession.
Duerre: Wastewater operators are the ultimate environmental-
ists. I think certification is a badge of pride for the operators and
lends an air of professionalism to the public perception.

: From a trainer’s perspective, what advice would you give

to young people interested in clean-water careers?
Duerre: Study everything. Wastewater operators have to wear
many hats. They have to be scientists, mathematicians, mechanics,
plumbers, electricians. People really get surprised at what you have
to know.
If you want to get into this business, be willing to move around at
the beginning. Start at a small plant, get some experience, and if
you’re willing to stick with it, with all the baby boomers retiring,
you can almost write your own ticket as you move up through the
ranks. There’s a really good future for young people coming into the
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A combinAtion of technologies helps A minnesotA city comply
with tight phosphorus limits And produce reuse-quAlity wAter
By Ted J. Rulseh

W
astewater treatment in the City of Mankato, Minn., means
more than sending clean effluent back into the local water-
course. It means treating that effluent to reuse standards,
mainly so that a nearby electric power plant can use it to cool the
turbines.
At the same time, the wastewater treatment plant must meet new
water-quality requirements that limit cities along the Minnesota
River to 1 mg/l of total phosphorus in effluent by 2015 to help pre-
vent algae blooms and related pollution problems.

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Two technologies from Kruger Inc. (a part of Veolia Water Solu-
tions & Technologies) helped the city achieve those aims. A compact
clarification system provides phosphorus removal for the plant’s cur-
rent and future needs, while a disc filter system provides solids
removal to meet reuse requirements.
Wastewater facility effluent typically contains less than 0.4 mg/l
of total phosphorus, and water from the city’s Water Reclamation
Facility meets California Title 22 Standards for Water Reuse. After wastewater effluent
The project has received a 2006 Governor’s MnGREAT! Award flows through the Actiflo
(Minnesota Government Reaching Environmental Achievements process, it enters the Share Your Idea
Together), and a 2007 Project of the Year Award from the Minnesota hydrotech discfilter (Kruger), TPO welcomes news about interesting
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The original Mankato treatment plant was built in the mid 1950s. .com or call 877/953-3301.
A major expansion in 1974 added secondary treatment. Three equal-
ization basins were added in 1985, and an upgrade in 2000 added The cooling process evaporates 75 percent of the treated water,
capacity along with phosphorus and ammonia reduction. The Water and the remainder returns to the wastewater treatment plant, where
Reclamation Facility was built in 2006. it is mixed with effluent and discharged to the Minnesota River.
The wastewater facility (11.25 mgd design, 22.0 mgd monthly Without the reclamation system, the city would have had to sup-
maximum) is owned and operated by Mankato and also serves North ply water from surface and groundwater sources to accommodate
Mankato, Eagle Lake, South Bend Township, Skyline Village, Lake cooling for the energy center. The process saves the city an estimated
Washington District, and the City of Madison Lake. Its effluent flows 680 million gallons of water and $1.5 million in potable water costs
to the Water Reclamation Facility, whose effluent is per year. Besides preserving its natural water supply and saving
pumped underground to serve as cooling tower money, the system turned a waste into a resource. The water reuse
water for the Mankato Energy Center, a privately project was the first of its kind in Minnesota.
owned electric power plant 1.5 miles away.
Wastewater treatment plant superintendent technologieS at work
James Bruender reports that the energy center receives The city, in partnership with Calpine Corporation, retained the
water as needed in line with demand for electricity. Monthly Black & Veatch consulting firm to design the treatment solution. The
average flows range from lows of about 1 mgd to nearly 3 two-stage treatment process combines the ACTIFLO and Hydrotech
mgd during the peak winter heating and summer air condi- Discfilter processes from Kruger.
tioning seasons. Wastewater plant effluent first enters the ACTIFLO process for
phosphorus removal. This compact clarification system combines
the mankato reuse project has received a 2006 governor’s coagulation, flocculation, and sedimentation, using microsand as
mngreAt! Award (minnesota government reaching seed for floc formation. The microsand provides surface area that
environmental Achievements together). enhances flocculation and acts as a ballast to speed settling.

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 TECH TALK

phoTos courTesy of Jim TaLLenT

Denitrification: A Unique Approach

The LiTTLeTon/engLewood wasTewaTer TreaTmenT pLanT appLies
an innovaTive Two-parT sTraTegy for highLy cosT-effecTive niTraTe removaL
By Jim Tallent and Greg Farmer

I Filter innovations
n 2001, the Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant
began design of its Phase 2 expansion from 36 mgd to 50 mgd. After an alternatives analysis and pilot testing of denitrification
At the same time, the Colorado Department of Public Health and processes, the plant team selected the Severn Trent Services TETRA
Environment was conducting a total maximum daily load (TMDL) Denite filter design with eight individual downflow filters. This
study of Segment 14 of the South Platte River in Denver, potentially design provides a substrate for biological removal of nitrate along
affecting future discharge permit limits. with solids filtration and best addresses anticipated phosphorus
To meet the compliance schedule for nitrate removal set in the removal requirements in the future.
plant’s existing discharge permit, it was necessary and most cost Using methanol as a carbon source for denitrifying microorgan-
effective to include denitrification in the design of the expansion to isms, the typical Severn Trent system approach is to apply methanol
meet anticipated (and not yet specified) total inorganic nitrogen to the entire process flow. After
(TIN) requirements. looking at many operating Severn
The denitrification design incorporates innovative features to Trent denitrification systems, the
increase operational control, reduce capital construction expense, Littleton/Englewood team rec-
and reduce operation and maintenance costs for nitrate removal. ommended several design mod-
ifications.
Water quality challenges In the Littleton/Englewood
Used for recreation and drinking water, Segment 14 of the South system, each filter was designed
Platte River is identified as an impaired segment for several parame- with an individual chemical feed
ters, the most important being nitrogen. system for denitrification. Filter
influent flow distribution, using
The denitrification design incorporates innovative features cutthroat flumes, also provides
maximum flexibility in optional
to increase operational control, reduce capital construction operating modes.
Since only partial denitrifica-
expense, and reduce operation and maintenance costs tion is needed at certain times of
for nitrate removal. the year, denitrification filters
can be operated independently maintenance is performed on
Facing imminent nitrogen discharge limits, the plant took an (in denitrification or filtration- the facility’s chemscan denitri-
innovative approach. Facility staff and engineering consultants only mode) to meet variable dis- fication analyzer.
Brown and Caldwell recommended, developed and designed two charge limitations, while opti-
system enhancements: mizing use of methanol. To attain this level of flexibility, an advanced
• An innovative denitrification filter design. process control strategy and instrumentation were included for
• A newly designed in-plant nitrate recycling system. each filter.

44 TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR

opposiTe page: The severn Trent services TeTra denite filter design • In addition to construction savings, NER reduces the nitrate
with eight individual downflow filters provides a substrate for biologi- load to the denitrification system. Based on 1,500 pounds of
cal removal of nitrate along with solids filtration and best addresses nitrate removed per day, recent cost analysis (including related
anticipated phosphorus removal requirements in the future. electrical/methanol expenses) indicates it costs $0.69 per
pound of nitrate removed in the denitrification process, versus
During pre-design meetings, parties debated the wisdom of a $0.24 per pound of nitrate removed via NER. Overall, NER
complex process control strategy using individually controlled filters. operation reduces denitrification operation and maintenance
However, further evaluation and design discussion focused on the costs by about $246,000 per year.
benefits of individual-filter denitrification control, and Severn Trent • Process optimization efforts have also enabled the plant to dis-
ultimately patented those innovations. continue methanol application for four months of the year
(May through August) and rely on NER alone to meet discharge
nitrate recycling requirements. That constitutes a savings of about 750 gallons
The recycling of a nitrate-rich process stream into the plant influ- of methanol per day — or $134,000 for the four-month period,
ent is truly innovative. It is theorized1 that denitrification may occur assuming a methanol price of $1.49 per gallon.
in carbonaceous trickling filters. The Littleton/ Englewood plant, Innovative approaches to nutrient removal have effectively posi-
which operates trickling filters as part of secondary treatment, imple- tioned the Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant to meet
mented a variation of the recycle stream concept as a way to test the current and future permit requirements while supporting continued
theory and temporarily reduce TIN. cost-effective operations.
In operation since August 2001, the system used existing infra-
aBouT The auThors
structure to provide “nearly free” nitrate removal while yielding
Jim Tallent is Operations Division manager and a Class A
other environmental benefits. As one side benefit to this nitrified
wastewater treatment plant operator at the Littleton/Englewood
effluent return (NER), plant staff noticed that odors normally gener-
(Colo.) Wastewater Treatment Plant and can be reached at jtallent
ated in the primary clarifi-
@englewoodgov.org. Greg Farmer is process control administrator
ers were not as noticeable.
for the plant and a Class A operator. He can be reached at:
Testing confirmed that hydro-
g farmer@englewoodgov.org. The authors acknowledge Brown
gen sulfide production was
and Caldwell and Severn Trent Services for their contributions to
virtually eliminated while
this article.
nitrate was recycled via NER.
In addition, Severn Trent 1 Sidney Biesterfeld, Greg Farmer, Linda Figueroa, Denny Parker, and Phil
filtration, whether in the Russell “Quantification of Denitrification Potential in Carbonaceous Trick-
nitrate removal or filtration- ling Filters” Wat. Res. 37 (2003): 4011-4017.
only mode, has shown a
benefit in the facility’s chlo-
rine-based disinfection sys-
tem. E. coli levels dropped
from an average of approxi-
mately 60 colonies/100 ml
to typically 4 colonies/100
ml at present, with no
changes in disinfection sys-
tem design.
As a result of testing, the
plant team designed a full-
since only partial denitrification is scale NER system to take
needed at certain times of the year, advantage of existing nitrate-
denitrification filters can be oper- reducing capabilities within
ated independently (in denitrifica- the treatment process. The
tion or filtration-only mode) to meet NER system also provides a
variable discharge limitations, while relatively constant hydraulic
optimizing use of methanol. flow within the facility, allow-
ing for more stable operation.
By using a combination of denitrification filters and nitrate-rich
process flow recycling, daily TIN and ammonia discharge limitations
are met while providing capital construction savings, operational
cost optimization, and other environmental benefits.

BeneFits quantiFied
The Littleton/Englewood plant’s denitrification system design
has led to several accomplishments:
• By reducing the need for redundant treatment capacity in the
denitrification filter process, the inclusion of the NER system in
the Phase 2 design has reduced denitrification filter capital construc-
tion costs by about $3 million. As a result of this design, the NER
system is capable of recycling up to 50 percent of plant design flow.

tpomag.com May 2011 45

PLANTSCAPES PHOTOS COURTESY OF CITY OF
GRAND RAPIDS TREATMENT PLANT

A project in 2008 to remove

some large primary settling tanks
inspired the creation of the River
of Dreams garden at the Grand
Rapids treatment plant. A com-
bination of native perennials like
black-eyed Susans and prairie
grasses ensure that something is

Thirsty Ground in bloom spring through fall.

RAIN GARDENS AT THE GRAND RAPIDS TREATMENT PLANT HELP CAPTURE AND
FILTER MORE THAN 12 MILLION GALLONS A YEAR, HELPING TO CURTAIL RUNOFF POLLUTION

By Jeff Smith

T
he mention of rain gardens may conjure up an image of little areas of So the plant partnered with the
shrubs and flowers that mitigate small amounts of rainwater runoff. Western Michigan Environmental Share Your Ideas
But not at the wastewater treatment plant in the City of Grand Rap- Action Council (WMEAC), which
TPO welcomes news about
ids, Mich. provided expertise and experience interesting features of your facility’s
This 90 mgd (design) activated sludge plant with average daily flow of on a 25- by 35-foot rain garden. grounds, signage or buildings for
49 mgd is home to five large “industrial-strength” rain gardens that process “That was in 2002 and our first rain future articles in the PlantScapes
more than 12 million gallons of rainwater each year that otherwise would garden,” says Buchner. “We call it column. Send your ideas to editor
flow to the nearby Grand River. River of Stars.” @tpomag.com or call 877/953-3301.
“To my knowledge, our River of Dreams rain garden is the largest land- A project in 2008 to remove some
scaped garden in this area of the state,” says plant Environmental Services large primary settling tanks inspired the creation of the River of Dreams
Department (ESD) chemist Sandy Buchner. “It’s our second rain garden and garden. “The plant considered installing a system of pipes and pumps to col-
lect the runoff from the old tank site, but a rain garden proved to be more
measures 75 by 75 feet. It contains 29 different plant species native to Mich-
cost effective and almost maintenance free,” Buchner
says. It was also more in tune with the mission of the
“The plant considered installing a system of pipes and pumps ESD to take a lead within the community in protecting
to collect the runoff from the old tank site, but a rain garden the environment.
A combination of native perennials like black-eyed
proved to be more cost effective and almost maintenance free.” Susans and prairie grasses were selected to ensure that
something is in bloom spring through fall. The most
SANDRA BUCHNER
unusual plant is the prickly pear cactus — “Yep! We
igan.” It serves as a demonstration garden to help educate the community even have cactus here in western Michigan,” Buchner says. To hold down
about stormwater management. costs, year-old plugs were planted, using volunteers from the plant, college
students, and interested citizens. “Lots of volunteers contributed to planting
OUT OF FRUSTRATION the gardens,” she says.
The idea to plant a rain garden grew from the frustration of plant work-
ers who couldn’t properly mow and maintain an area near the maintenance A GREEN LEADER
building. “It was always wet and mushy, not to mention the mosquitoes,” The newest garden, called River of Two Cities, handles about two acres
Buchner says. of runoff from a LEED-certified biosolids facility built in 2009 in partner-

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 ship with the neighboring City of
Barge offers safe work area and
Wyoming. Buchner says the River
of Two Cities garden was too big
for conventional planting and land-
scaping, so parts have been hydro-
boosts confidence for work on
seeded with a native plant-mix and
treatment ponds and lagoons.
excavated with swales to serve as
short-term retention basins.
“It has more of a prairie grass
appearance, but it won’t need to be
mowed,” she says. “And mosquitoes
are never a problem in a properly
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2G - CENERGY Power Systems Technologies American Pleasure Products, Inc. Asahi/America BDP Industries, Inc.
151 College Dr. Ste. 15 2823 E Industrial Dr. 35 Green St. 354 Rte. 29
Orange Park, FL 32065 Rose City, MI 48654 Malden, MA 02148 Greenwich, NY 12834
904-579-3217 • Fax: 904-406-8727 989-685-2697 • Fax: 989-685-8484 800-343-3618 • 781-321-5409 • Fax: 800-426-7058 518-527-5417 • Fax: 518-695-5417
info@2g-cenergy.com info@aquacycleusa.com asahi@asahi-america.com kelly@bdpindustries.com
www.2g-cenergy.com www.aquacycleusa.com www.asahi-america.com www.bdpindustries.com
Ad on page 47 Ad on page 55
Ashbrook Simon-Hartley
A AMETEK PMT 11600 E Hardy Rd. BioConversion Technology
820 Penna Blvd. Houston, TX 77093 163 Northcutt Rd.
Feasterville, PA 19053 800-547-7273 • 281-985-4473 • Fax: 800-999-6737 Ellijay, GA 30540
215-355-6900 • Fax: 215-354-1802 ken.medlin@as-h.com 888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846
tom.guinn@ametek.com www.as-h.com angela@bctweb.com
ABBA Pump Parts & Service www.ametekpmt.com Ad on page 19 www.bctweb.com
5370 Munro Ct. Ad on page 75
Burlington, ON L7L 5N8
Canada Bionetix International
800-268-5142 • 905-333-2720 • Fax: 905-333-0973 2286 Saint-Francois
wendy_j@abbaparts.com Dorval, QC H9P 1K2
www.abbaparts.com Canada
AmTech Tank Lining & Repair 514-684-9393 • Fax: 514-684-7218
75-4 Main St., Ste. 300 ATEC Steel Fabrication & Construction info@bionetix.ca
Plymouth, NH 03264 1000 W 5th St.
Baxter Springs, KS 66713 www.bionetix-international.com
888-839-0373 • Fax: 603-947-9500
877-457-5352 • Fax: 620-856-5197
info@amtechtanklining.com
sales@atecsteel.com Bioscience, Inc.
ABS USA www.amtechtanklining.com
www.atecsteel.com 966 Postal Rd.
140 Pondview Dr. Ad on page 97 Allentown, PA 18109
Meriden, CT 06450 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236
800-525-7790 • 203-238-2700 • Fax: 203-238-0738 AMWELL - A Div. of McNish Corp. Atlas Copco bioscience@bioscienceinc.com
info.abs.usa@cardo.com 600 N Commons Dr., Ste. 116 1800 Overview Dr.
Rock Hill, SC 29730 www.bioscienceinc.com
www.absgroupusa.com Aurora, IL 60504 Ad on page 71
630-898-6900 • Fax: 630-898-1647 866-472-1013 • 803-817-7479 • Fax: 803-817-7440
paul.humphreys@us.atlascopco.com
ABZ, Inc. phaizman@amwell-inc.com
www.efficiencyblowers.com
4451 Brookfield Corp. Dr., Ste. 107 www.amwell-inc.com
Ad on page 41
Chantilly, VA 20151
800-747-7401 • 703-631-7401 • Fax: 703-631-5282 Analytical Technology, Inc.
mps@abzinc.com 6 Iron Bridge Dr. Blue-White Industries
www.abzinc.com Collegeville, PA 19426 5300 Business Dr.
800-959-0299 • 610-917-0991 • Fax: 610-917-0992 Huntington Beach, CA 92649
714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492
Aeration Industries International sales@analyticaltechnology.com
sales@blue-white.com
4100 Peavey Rd. www.analyticaltechnology.com Automation Products, Inc.- DYNATROL Division www.blue-white.com
Chaska, MN 55318 Ad on page 93 3030 Maxroy St.
Houston, TX 77008-6294 Ad on page 4
800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293
aiii@aireo2.com 800-231-2062 • 713-869-0361 • Fax: 713-869-7332
www.aireo2.com sales@dynatrolusa.com
www.dynatrolusa.com Boerger, LLC
Aeration Technologies, Inc. (Aertec) 740 NE Harding St.
PO Box 488 Minneapolis, MN 55413
North Andover, MA 01845 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
978-475-6385 • Fax: 978-475-6387 Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. america@boerger.com
info@aertec.com 6306 N Alpine Rd. www.boerger.com
www.aertec.com Loves Park, IL 61111 AWT Technologies - Bioworks Ad on page 96
800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 280 Midpark Way SE, Ste. 205
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com Calgary, AB T2X 2N6
Aerzen USA www.aqua-aerobic.com Canada
108 Independence Way Ad on page 39
Coatesville, PA 19320 403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694
610-517-0758 • Fax: 610-380-0278 info@awt-technologies.com
inquiries@aerzenusa.com www.awt-technologies.com Burch BioWave Inc.
www.aerzenusa.com 17860 Ankneytown Rd.
Ad on page 17 Arteche PQ, Inc. Fredericktown, OH 43019
16964 W Victor Rd. 800-548-8694 • 740-694-9146 • Fax: 740-694-4188
Agriment Services Inc. New Berlin, WI 53151
262-754-3883 • Fax: 262-754-3993 B mburch@burchhydro.com
www.burchbiowave.com
PO Box 1096
Beulaville, NC 28518 info@artechepq.com Ad on page 97
800-641-6981 • 252-568-2648 • Fax: 262-568-2750 www.artechepq.com
agrimentservices@yahoo.com
www.agrimentservices.com
ASA Analytics BASF Corporation - Water Solutions Division C
AllMax Software, Inc. 2325 Parklawn Dr., Ste. I 2371 Wilroy Rd.
911 S Main St. Waukesha, WI 53186 Suffolk, VA 23439 Calgon Carbon Corporation
800-665-7133 • 262-717-9500 • Fax: 262-717-9530 800-322-3885 • 757-538-5257 • Fax: 757-538-5038 500 Calgon Carbon Dr.
Kenton, OH 43326 Pittsburgh, PA 15205
800-670-1867 • 419-673-8863 • Fax: 419-673-8864 info@chemscan.com water.solutions.na@basf.com
www.asaanalytics.com www.watersolutions.basf.com 800-422-7266 • 412-787-6700 • Fax: 412-787-6676
roy.meade@allmaxsoftware.com info@calgoncarbon-us.com
www.allmaxsoftware.com Ad on page 96 Ad on page 98
www.calgoncarbon.com
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Carylon Corporation FKC Co., Ltd.
2500 W Arthington St. 2708 W 18th St.
Chicago, IL 60612 Port Angeles, WA 98363 Global Pump
800-621-4342 • 312-666-7700 • Fax: 312-666-5810 360-452-9472 • Fax: 360-452-6880 10162 E Coldwater Rd.
info@caryloncorp.com mail@fkcscrewpress.com Davison, MI 48423
www.caryloncorp.com www.fkcscrewpress.com 866-360-7867 • 810-653-4828 • Fax: 810-658-0632
Ad on page 25 EBARA Fluid Handling info@globalpump.com
1651 Cedar Line Dr. Flo Trend Systems, Inc. www.globalpump.com
Central Life Sciences Rock Hill, SC 29730 707 Lehmen St.
1501 E Woodfield Rd. Ste. 200W 803-327-5005 • Fax: 803-327-5097 Houston, TX 77018
Schaumburg, IL 60173 sales@pumpsebara.com 800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054
800-367-0659 • 847-330-5368 • Fax: 847-647-8940 www.pumpsebara.com rcaughman@flotrend.com
conrel@central.com www.flotrend.com
www.strikeproducts.com Ad on page 35
Ad on page 23
Fluid Metering, Inc. Gorman-Rupp Company
Eccentric Pumps, LLC 5 Aerial Way, Ste. 500 600 S Airport Rd.
PO Box 190159 Syosset, NY 11791 Mansfield, OH 44903
Atlanta, GA 31119 800-223-3388 • 516-922-6050 • Fax: 516-624-8261 419-755-1011 • Fax: 419-755-1208
404-816-4760 • Fax: 404-816-4759 pumps@fmipump.com grsales@gormanrupp.com
Charter Machine Company sales@eccentricpumps.com www.fmipump.com
55 Wester Ave. www.GRpumps.com
www.eccentricpumps.com Ad on page 29 Ad on page 89
Metuchen, NJ 08840
732-548-4400 • Fax: 732-494-4596
sales@gecorp.com Emerson Process Management Greyline Instruments, Inc.
www.chartermachine.com 2400 Barranca Pkwy. 105 Water St.
Irvine, CA 92606 Massena, NY 13662
800-854-8257 • 949-757-8536 • Fax: 949-474-7250 315-788-9500 • Fax: 315-764-0419
CHEMetrics, Inc. liquid.csc@emerson.com FOG Energy
4295 Catlett Rd. 506 N Santa Cruz Ave. info@greyline.com
www.raihome.com www.greyline.com
Calverton, VA 20138 Los Gatos, CA 95030
800-356-3072 • 540-788-9026 • Fax: 540-788-4856 408-315-4242 • Fax: 415-723-7955
info@chemetrics.com info@fogenergycorp.com Griffco Valve Inc.
www.chemetrics.com www.fogenergycorp.com 6010 N Bailey Ave., Ste. 1B
Amherst, NY 14226
ClearSpan Fabric Structures Ford Hall Company 800-474-3326 • 716-835-0891 • Fax: 716-835-0893
1395 John Fitch Blvd. Engineered Treatment Systems (ETS), LLC PO Box 2110 sales@griffcovalve.com
South WIndsor, CT 06074 W9654 Beaverland Pkwy. Richmond, KY 40476 www.griffcovalve.com
866-643-1010 • Fax: 860-760-0210 Beaver Dam, WI 53916 859-624-1077 • Fax: 859-624-3320 Ad on page 11
TrussInquiry@ClearSpan.com 877-885-4628 • 920-885-4628 • Fax: 920-885-4386 sperry@fordhall.com
www.ClearSpan.com/ADTPO pbollman@ets-uv.com www.fordhall.com
Ad on page 95 www.ets-uv.com Ad on page 84 H
Forsta Filters Inc. H2O Innovation
PO Box 341830
Enviro-Care Los Angeles, CA 90034 420 Blvd. Charest Est, Ste. 240
5701 Industrial Ave. 888-936-7782 • 310-837-7177 • Fax: 310-837-6477 Quebec, QC G1K 8M4
Rockford, IL 61111 info@forstafilters.com Canada
D 888-805-5794 • 815-636-8306 • Fax: 815-636-8302
ecsales@enviro-care.com
www.forstafilters.com 888-688-0170 • 418-688-0170 • Fax: 418-688-9259
info@h2oinnovation.com
www.enviro-care.com www.h2oinnovation.com

Environmental Dynamics Inc.

5601 Paris Rd. Fournier Industries, Inc.
Columbia, MO 65202 3787 Frontenac Blvd. W
DEL Tank & Filtration Systems 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988 Thetford Mines, QC G6H 2B5
436 Hwy 93 N edimarketing@wastewater.com Canada
Scott, LA 70583 www.wastewater.com 418-423-4241 • Fax: 418-423-7366 Hach Company
800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800 Ad on page 43 5600 Lindbergh Dr.
sales@deltank.com p.gagne@rotary-press.com
www.rotary-press.com Loveland, CO 80538
www.deltank.com 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932
Eurus Blower Inc. Ad on page 73
110 Virginia Ham Dr., Ste. 100A orders@hach.com
Detcon, Inc. Suffolk, VA 23434 www.hach.com
3200 Research Forest Dr., A-1 757-538-1717 • Fax: 757-538-1777 Ads on page 5 and 96
The Woodlands, TX 77381 sales@eurusblower.com
888-367-4286 • 713-559-9200 • Fax: 281-292-2860 www.eurusblower.com
sales@detcon.com Ad on page 43 Fresh Creek Technologies, Inc. Harmsco Filtration Products
www.detcon.com 1384 Pompton Ave., Ste. 2 7169 N 49th Terrace
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Doetsch Environmental Services
21221 Mullin
F 800-741-9486 • 973-237-9099 • Fax: 973-237-0744 800-327-3248 • 561-848-9628 • Fax: 561-845-2474
fresh@freshcreek.com gwillis@harmsco.com
Warren, MI 48089 FabEnCo, Inc. www.freshcreek.com www.harmsco.com
586-755-2090 • Fax: 586-755-2099 2002 Karbach Ad on page 83
joe@doetschenv.com Houston, TX 77092
www.doetschenv.com 800-962-6111 • 713-686-6620 • Fax: 713-688-8031
sales@safetygate.com
G Headworks Inc.
www.safetygate.com/tpo GA Industries, LLC 800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340
Ad on page 67 9025 Marshall Rd. Houston, TX 77042
Cranberry Township, PA 16066 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999
DSI/Dynamatic FCI - Fluid Components International hw@headworksusa.com
7900 Durand Ave. 724-776-1020 • Fax: 724-776-1254
1755 La Costa Meadows Dr. ga@gaindustries.com www.headworksusa.com
Sturtevant, WI 53177 San Marcos, CA 92078
800-548-2169 • 262-554-7977 • Fax: 262-554-7041 www.gaindustries.com
800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250 Ad on page 81
sales@drivesourceusa.com fcimarcom@fluidcomponents.com
www.drivesourceusa.com www.fluidcomponents.com HEMCO Corporation
Ad on page 65 Ad on page 33 711 S Powell Rd.
Gems Sensors & Controls Independence, MO 64056
Fibergrate Composite Structures One Cowles Rd. 800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333
5151 Beltline Rd., Ste. 700 Plainville, CT 06062 sales@hemcocorp.com
Dallas, TX 75254 800-378-1600 • 860-747-3000 • Fax: 860-747-4244 www.hemcocorp.com
E 800-527-4043 • 972-250-1633 • Fax: 972-250-1530
info@fibergrate.com
info@gemssensors.com
www.gemssensors.com
www.fibergrate.com

First Light Technologies, Inc.

Eaton 212 Ideal Way GF Piping Systems Henry Pratt Company
1111 Superior Ave. Poultney, VT 05764 2882 Dow Ave. 401 S Highland Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44114-2584 888-884-9987 • 802-287-4195 • Fax: 802-287-4489 Tustin, CA 92780 Aurora, IL 60506
877-386-2273 sales@firstlightusa.com 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201 877-436-7977 • 630-844-4000 • Fax: 630-844-4124
harrybroussard@eaton.com www.firstlightusa.com us.ps@georgfischer.com marketing@henrypratt.com
www.eaton.com Ad on page 26 www.gfpiping.com www.henrypratt.com

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Hi-Vac Corporation
117 Industry Rd.
Kifco, Inc.
700 S Schrader Ave.
O
Marietta, OH 45750 Havana, IL 62644 OdorTool.com
800-752-2400 • 740-374-2306 • Fax: 740-374-5447 800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945 716 N Helen Ave.
sales@hi-vac.com sales@kifco.com Sioux Falls, SD 57104
www.hi-vac.com www.kifco.com Mazzei Injector Company, LLC
500 Rooster Dr. 605-271-1411 • Fax: 605-330-0203
Ad on page 15 Ad on page 97 cpistulka@odortool.com
Bakersfield, CA 93307
661-363-6500 • Fax: 661-363-7500 www.odortool.com
Koch Membrane Systems, Inc.
850 Main St. wastewater@mazzei.net
Wilmington, MA 01887 www.mazzei.net
888-677-5624 • 978-694-7000 • Fax: 978-694-7020
Huber Technology, Inc. info@kochmembrane.com Meltric Corporation
9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A www.kochmembrane.com 4640 Ironwood Dr. Ovivo USA, LLC
Huntersville, NC 28078 Franklin, WI 53132 4255 W Lake Park Blvd.
704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020 800-433-7642 • 414-817-6160 • Fax: 414-817-6161 Salt Lake City, UT 84120
marketing@hhusa.net mail@meltric.com 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080
www.huber-technology.com www.meltric.com info.us@ovivowater.com
Ad on page 7 Ad on page 96 www.ovivowater.com
Komline-Sanderson Ad on page 2
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Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Inc. 12 Holland Ave. Met-Pro Environmental Air Solutions
100 Boilermaker Ln. Peapack, NJ 07977 1550 Industrial Dr.
Coolidge, GA 31738-0530 800-225-5457 • 908-234-1000 • Fax: 908-234-9487 Owosso, MI 48867
800-666-6414 • 229-346-3545 • Fax: 229-346-3874
info@hurstboiler.com
info@komline.com
www.komline.com
800-621-0734 • 989-725-8184 • Fax: 989-725-8188
info@mpeas.com
P
www.hurstboiler.com Ad on page 96 www.mpeas.com Palmetto Inc.
Ad on page 47 25 Engerman Ave.
Kuhn North America, Inc. Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions Denton, MD 21629
1501 W Seventh Ave. 700 Emlen Way 800-445-4406 • 410-479-2244 • Fax: 410-479-0836
Brodhead, WI 53520 Telford, PA 18969 info@palmettopackings.com
608-897-2131 • Fax: 608-897-2561 800-392-7621 • 215-723-8155 • Fax: 215-723-2197 www.palmettopackings.com
chris.searles@kuhn.com info@mp-gps.com Ad on page 95
Hydro Gate www.kuhnnorthamerica.com www.mp-gps.com
7010 Broadway, Ste. 400 Ad on page 88
Denver, CO 80221 Mil-Ram Technology, Inc.
800-678-8228 • 303-288-7873 • Fax: 303-287-8531 4135 Business Center Dr.
marketing@hydrogate.com L Fremont, CA 94538
www.hydrogate.com 888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004
Lakeside Equipment Corporation sls@mil-ram.com Penn Stainless Products
Hydromantis, Inc. 1022 E Devon Ave. www.mil-ram.com 190 Kelly Rd.
1 James St. S, Ste. 1601 Bartlett, IL 60103 Quakertown, PA 18951
Hamilton, ON L8P 4R5 630-837-5640 • Fax: 630-837-5647 Milton Roy Company 800-222-6144 • 215-536-3053 • Fax: 215-536-3255
Canada Sales@Lakeside-Equipment.com 201 Ivyland Rd. info@pennstainless.com
905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031 www.Lakeside-Equipment.com Ivyland, PA 18974 www.pennstainless.com
info@hydromantis-software.com Ad on page 37 877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620
www.hydromantis.com info@miltonroy.com
www.miltonroy-americas.com Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc.
998 Easton Rd.
I MPC Containment
4834 S Oakley Ave.
Warrington, PA 18976
800-311-3311 • 215-343-8750 • Fax: 215-343-8753
Larox Flowsys Inc. Chicago, IL 60609 info@pennvalleypump.com
808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N 800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028 www.pennvalleypump.com
Linthicum, MD 21090 info@mpccontainment.com
IntelliSys, Inc. 410-636-2250 • Fax: 410-636-9062 www.mpccontainment.com
309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225 todd.loudin@larox.us
Chicago, IL 60606 www.larox.us Myron L Company
800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283 2450 Impala Dr.
sales@intellisyssoftware.com Liquid Analytical Resource, LLC Carlsbad, CA 92010
www.intellisyssoftware.com Two Shaker Rd., Ste. D212 760-438-2021 • Fax: 760-931-9189 Pollution Control Systems, Inc.
Shirley, MA 01464 advertising@myronl.com 5827 Happy Hollow Rd., Ste. 1B
ITT Water & Wastewater 978-425-0300 • Fax: 978-425-9700 www.myronl.com Milford, OH 45150
14125 S Bridge Circle LAR@execpc.com Ad on page 53 513-831-1165 • Fax: 513-965-4812
Charlotte, NC 28273 www.LARLLC.com polconsys@aol.com
704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 www.pollutioncontrolsystem.com
usmarketingteam@itt.com Liquid Waste Technology LLC
www.ittwww.com 1750 Madison Ave.
Ad on page 3 New Richmond, WI 54017
800-243-1406 • 715-246-2888 • Fax: 715-246-2573
sales@lwtpithog.com
www.lwtpithog.com N Prime Solution, Inc.
J LUDECA, INC. Nasco Whirl-Pak 2861 127th Ave.
Allegan, MI 49010
1425 NW 88th Ave. 901 Janesville Ave.
JDV Equipment Corporation Doral, FL 33172 Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241
1 Princeton Ave. 305-591-8935 • Fax: 305-591-1537 800-558-9595 • 920-563-2446 • Fax: 920-563-6044 joe@psirotary.com
Dover, NJ 07801 info@ludeca.com info@eNasco.com www.psirotary.com
973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 www.ludeca.com www.eNasco.com Ad on page 18
sean@jdvequipment.com Ad on page 96
www.jdvequipment.com Lutz-JESCO America Corp. Probiotic Solutions
Ad on page 18 55 Bermar Park Novozymes 201 S Roosevelt
Rochester, NY 14624 5400 Corporate Circle Chandler, AZ 85226
800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025 Salem, VA 24153 800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501
mail@jescoamerica.com 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 info@probiotic.com
www.jescoamerica.com www.probiotic.com
K Ad on page 77
wastewater@novozymes.com
www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions Ad on page 96
Ad on page 83
Keller America Inc.
813 Diligence Dr., Ste. 120
Newport News, VA 23606 M NSI Solutions, Inc.
7212 ACC Blvd. Q
877-253-5537 • 757-596-6680 • Fax: 757-596-6659 Raleigh, NC 27617
sales@kelleramerica.com Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd. 800-234-7837 • 919-957-9672 • Fax: 919-957-7562
www.kelleramerica.com 305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9 nsi@nsi-es.com
Ad on page 40 Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6 www.nsi-es.com QCEC
Canada 4280 E 14th St.
Kemira 905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012 Nutri-Ject Systems, Inc. Des Moines, IA 50312
3211 Clinton Pkwy. Ct., Ste. 1 markland@sludgecontrols.com PO Box 398 515-266-2268 • Fax: 515-266-0243
Lawrence, KS 66047 www.sludgecontrols.com Hudson, IA 50643 sales@qcec.com
800-879-6353 • 785-842-7424 • Fax: 785-842-2629 Ad on page 84 800-798-4205 • 319-988-4205 • Fax: 319-988-3506 www.qcec.com
us.info@kemira.com scott@nutriject.com Ad on page 87
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R Singer Valve Inc.
12850 - 87th Ave.
USABlueBook
PO Box 9006
Watson-Marlow Pumps Group
37 Upton Technology Park
Revere Control Systems Surrey, BC V3W 3H9 Gurnee, IL 60031 Wilmington, MA 01887
2240 Rocky Ridge Rd. Canada 800-548-1234 • 847-689-3000 • Fax: 847-689-3030 800-282-8823 • 978-658-6168 • Fax: 978-658-0041
Birmingham, AL 35216 604-594-5404 • Fax: 604-594-8845 customerservice@usabluebook.com support@wmpg.us
800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439 singer@singervalve.com www.usabluebook.com www.wmpg.com
revere@reverecontrol.com www.singervalve.com
www.reverecontrol.com Ad on page 97 UV Superstore, Inc.
820 Tucker Ct.
Rig-A-Lite Smith & Loveless, Inc. Winder, GA 30680
8500 Hansen Rd. 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. 770-307-3882 • Fax: 770-307-3872
Lenexa, KS 66215 sales@uvsuperstore.com Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump
Houston, TX 77075 440 West 800 S
713-943-0340 • Fax: 713-943-8354 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 www.uvsuperstore.com
answers@smithandloveless.com Ad on page 92 Salt Lake City, UT 84101
garybarber@azz.com 801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828
www.rigalite.com www.smithandloveless.com
Ad on page 69 V wsp.info@weirgroup.com
www.weirsp.com
Robert-James Sales, Inc. SOLON Corporation Ad on page 99
2585 Walden Ave. Vactor Manufacturing
Buffalo, NY 14217 6950 S Country Club Rd. 1621 S Illinois St.
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www.rjsales.com sales@vactor.com 6107 SW Murray Blvd. • Ste. 321
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ROBO-CONTROL Val-Matic Valve & Mfg. Corp. shawnagill@gilltrading.com
PO Box 1824 SPX Flow Technology 905 Riverside Dr.
611 Sugar Creek Rd. www.weirwasher.com
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www.robo-control.com ft.amer.info@spx.com www.valmatic.com
www.spxft.com Ad on page 79
Ad on page 57 WesTech Engineering, Inc.
Rodney Hunt Co. 3625 S West Temple
46 Mill St. Vaughan Company, Inc. Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Orange, MA 01364 Sumitomo Drive Technologies 364 Monte-Elma Rd.
4200 Holland Blvd. 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
800-448-8860 • 978-544-2511 • Fax: 978-544-3928 Montesano, WA 98563 info@westech-inc.com
tomm@rodneyhunt.com Chesapeake, VA 23323 888-249-2467 • 360-249-4042 • Fax: 360-249-6155
800-762-9256 • 757-485-3355 • Fax: 757-485-7490 www.westech-inc.com
www.rodneyhunt.com info@chopperpumps.com Ad on page 45
marketing@suminet.com www.chopperpumps.com
www.smcyclo.com Ad on page 85

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PO Box 7626 1901 Roxborough Rd., Ste. 300 866-945-6872 • 708-338-9456 • Fax: 708-338-9455
Salem, OR 97303 Charlotte, NC 28211 info@wilo-usa.com
800-844-4974 • 503-364-2999 • Fax: 503-485-5229 877-468-9278 • 704-366-7140 www.wilo-usa.com
rootx@rootx.com envirosales@wastequip.com Ad on page 100
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abutcher@rotomix.com sales@synagro.com
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www.seepex.com info@thermofisher.com
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Sentry Equipment Corp.
966 Blue Ribbon Circle N Triplepoint Water Technologies
Oconomowoc, WI 53066 611 Stevens St.
262-567-7256 • Fax: 262-567-4523 Geneva, IL 60134
sales@sentry-equip.com 630-208-0720 • Fax: 630-208-9895
www.sentry-equip.com info@triplepointwater.com
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Sierra Instruments, Inc. Trojan Technologies
5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L 3020 Gore Rd.
Monterey, CA 93940 London, ON N5V 4T7
800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 Canada
info@sierrainstruments.com 888-220-6118 • 519-457-3400 • Fax: 519-457-3030
www.sierrainstruments.com info@trojanuv.com
www.trojanuv.com
Simple Solutions Distributing Ad on page 27
6 Jacobs Rd.
West Milford, NJ 07480
866-667-8465 • 973-846-7817 • Fax: 973-858-0215 U
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www.IndustrialOdorControl.com
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Simtech Industrial Products

47-A Runway Rd. Unison Solutions, Inc.
Levittown, PA 19057 5451 Chavenelle Rd.
877-777-2467 • 215-547-0444 • Fax: 215-547-9129 Dubuque, IA 52002
pvagell@simtechusa.com 563-585-0967 • Fax: 563-585-0970
www.simtechusa.com sales@unisonsolutions.com
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Activated Carbon Systems Smith & Loveless, Inc.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
Lakeside Equipment Corporation
1022 E Devon Ave.
Aerzen USA
108 Independence Way
2G - CENERGY Power Systems Technologies Lenexa, KS 66215 Bartlett, IL 60103 Coatesville, PA 19320
151 College Dr. Ste. 15 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 630-837-5640 • Fax: 630-837-5647 610-517-0758 • Fax: 610-380-0278
Orange Park, FL 32065 answers@smithandloveless.com Sales@Lakeside-Equipment.com inquiries@aerzenusa.com
904-579-3217 • Fax: 904-406-8727 www.smithandloveless.com www.Lakeside-Equipment.com www.aerzenusa.com
info@2g-cenergy.com Ad on page 69 Ad on page 37 Ad on page 17
www.2g-cenergy.com
WesTech Engineering, Inc. Mazzei Injector Company, LLC Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
3625 S West Temple 500 Rooster Dr. 6306 N Alpine Rd.
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Bakersfield, CA 93307 Loves Park, IL 61111
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 661-363-6500 • Fax: 661-363-7500 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
info@westech-inc.com wastewater@mazzei.net solutions@aqua-aerobic.com
www.westech-inc.com www.mazzei.net www.aqua-aerobic.com
Calgon Carbon Corporation Ad on page 45 Ad on page 39
500 Calgon Carbon Dr.
Pittsburgh, PA 15205 MPC Containment
800-422-7266 • 412-787-6700 • Fax: 412-787-6676 4834 S Oakley Ave. Ashbrook Simon-Hartley
info@calgoncarbon-us.com Chicago, IL 60609 11600 E Hardy Rd.
www.calgoncarbon.com 800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028 Houston, TX 77093
info@mpccontainment.com 800-547-7273 • 281-985-4473 • Fax: 800-999-6737
Aeration Equipment/Systems
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www.mpccontainment.com ken.medlin@as-h.com
H2O Innovation www.as-h.com
420 Blvd. Charest Est, Ste. 240 Ad on page 19
Quebec, QC G1K 8M4
Canada Environmental Dynamics Inc.
888-688-0170 • 418-688-0170 • Fax: 418-688-9259 Ovivo USA, LLC 5601 Paris Rd.
info@h2oinnovation.com 4255 W Lake Park Blvd. Columbia, MO 65202
www.h2oinnovation.com Aeration Industries International Salt Lake City, UT 84120 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988
4100 Peavey Rd. 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 edimarketing@wastewater.com
Chaska, MN 55318 info.us@ovivowater.com www.wastewater.com
Harmsco Filtration Products 800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293 www.ovivowater.com Ad on page 43
7169 N 49th Terrace aiii@aireo2.com Ad on page 2
West Palm Beach, FL 33407 www.aireo2.com ITT Water & Wastewater
800-327-3248 • 561-848-9628 • Fax: 561-845-2474 Sierra Instruments, Inc. 14125 S Bridge Circle
gwillis@harmsco.com 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L Charlotte, NC 28273
www.harmsco.com Monterey, CA 93940 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 usmarketingteam@itt.com
Met-Pro Environmental Air Solutions info@sierrainstruments.com www.ittwww.com
1550 Industrial Dr. Aeration Technologies, Inc. (Aertec) www.sierrainstruments.com Ad on page 3
Owosso, MI 48867 PO Box 488
800-621-0734 • 989-725-8184 • Fax: 989-725-8188 North Andover, MA 01845 Smith & Loveless, Inc.
978-475-6385 • Fax: 978-475-6387 Lakeside Equipment Corporation
info@mpeas.com 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. 1022 E Devon Ave.
www.mpeas.com info@aertec.com Lenexa, KS 66215
www.aertec.com Bartlett, IL 60103
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 630-837-5640 • Fax: 630-837-5647
WesTech Engineering, Inc. answers@smithandloveless.com Sales@Lakeside-Equipment.com
3625 S West Temple Aerzen USA www.smithandloveless.com www.Lakeside-Equipment.com
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 108 Independence Way Ad on page 69
Coatesville, PA 19320 Ad on page 37
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
info@westech-inc.com 610-517-0758 • Fax: 610-380-0278 Triplepoint Water Technologies
inquiries@aerzenusa.com MPC Containment
www.westech-inc.com 611 Stevens St. 4834 S Oakley Ave.
Ad on page 45 www.aerzenusa.com Geneva, IL 60134
Ad on page 17 Chicago, IL 60609
630-208-0720 • Fax: 630-208-9895 800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028
info@triplepointwater.com
Activated Sludge Systems Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. www.triplepointwater.com
info@mpccontainment.com
www.mpccontainment.com
6306 N Alpine Rd.
Aeration Industries International Loves Park, IL 61111 USABlueBook Pollution Control Systems, Inc.
4100 Peavey Rd. 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 PO Box 9006
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com 5827 Happy Hollow Rd., Ste. 1B
Chaska, MN 55318 Gurnee, IL 60031 Milford, OH 45150
800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293 www.aqua-aerobic.com 800-548-1234 • 847-689-3000 • Fax: 847-689-3030
Ad on page 39 513-831-1165 • Fax: 513-965-4812
aiii@aireo2.com customerservice@usabluebook.com polconsys@aol.com
www.aireo2.com www.usabluebook.com www.pollutioncontrolsystem.com
AWT Technologies - Bioworks
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. 280 Midpark Way SE, Ste. 205 WesTech Engineering, Inc. Smith & Loveless, Inc.
6306 N Alpine Rd. Calgary, AB T2X 2N6 3625 S West Temple
Canada 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
Loves Park, IL 61111 Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Lenexa, KS 66215
800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
info@awt-technologies.com 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com info@westech-inc.com answers@smithandloveless.com
www.aqua-aerobic.com www.awt-technologies.com www.westech-inc.com www.smithandloveless.com
Ad on page 39 Ad on page 45 Ad on page 69
Environmental Dynamics Inc.
AWT Technologies - Bioworks 5601 Paris Rd.
280 Midpark Way SE, Ste. 205 Columbia, MO 65202 Aerators
Calgary, AB T2X 2N6 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988
Canada edimarketing@wastewater.com
403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694 www.wastewater.com
info@awt-technologies.com Ad on page 43
www.awt-technologies.com Triplepoint Water Technologies
Eurus Blower Inc. ABS USA 611 Stevens St.
140 Pondview Dr. Geneva, IL 60134
Environmental Dynamics Inc. 110 Virginia Ham Dr., Ste. 100A
630-208-0720 • Fax: 630-208-9895
5601 Paris Rd. Suffolk, VA 23434 Meriden, CT 06450
757-538-1717 • Fax: 757-538-1777 800-525-7790 • 203-238-2700 • Fax: 203-238-0738 info@triplepointwater.com
Columbia, MO 65202 www.triplepointwater.com
877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988 sales@eurusblower.com info.abs.usa@cardo.com
edimarketing@wastewater.com www.eurusblower.com www.absgroupusa.com
www.wastewater.com Ad on page 43
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Hach Company
Aeration Industries International
4100 Peavey Rd.
Aerobic Treatment
Headworks Inc. 5600 Lindbergh Dr. Chaska, MN 55318
800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293 Aeration Industries International
800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340 Loveland, CO 80538 4100 Peavey Rd.
Houston, TX 77042 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 aiii@aireo2.com
www.aireo2.com Chaska, MN 55318
877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999 orders@hach.com 800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293
hw@headworksusa.com www.hach.com aiii@aireo2.com
www.headworksusa.com Ads on page 5 and 96 www.aireo2.com
Prime Solution, Inc. ITT Water & Wastewater Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
2861 127th Ave. 14125 S Bridge Circle Aeration Technologies, Inc. (Aertec) 6306 N Alpine Rd.
Allegan, MI 49010 Charlotte, NC 28273 PO Box 488 Loves Park, IL 61111
269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 North Andover, MA 01845 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
joe@psirotary.com usmarketingteam@itt.com 978-475-6385 • Fax: 978-475-6387 solutions@aqua-aerobic.com
www.psirotary.com www.ittwww.com info@aertec.com www.aqua-aerobic.com
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AWT Technologies - Bioworks
280 Midpark Way SE, Ste. 205
Novozymes
5400 Corporate Circle
Triplepoint Water Technologies
611 Stevens St.
Algae Control
Calgary, AB T2X 2N6 Salem, VA 24153 Geneva, IL 60134 Aeration Industries International
Canada 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 630-208-0720 • Fax: 630-208-9895 4100 Peavey Rd.
403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694 wastewater@novozymes.com info@triplepointwater.com Chaska, MN 55318
info@awt-technologies.com www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions www.triplepointwater.com 800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293
www.awt-technologies.com Ad on page 83 aiii@aireo2.com
www.aireo2.com
Environmental Dynamics Inc. WesTech Engineering, Inc.
5601 Paris Rd. 3625 S West Temple Agriment Services Inc.
Columbia, MO 65202 Salt Lake City, UT 84115 PO Box 1096
877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988 Ovivo USA, LLC 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. Beulaville, NC 28518
edimarketing@wastewater.com info@westech-inc.com 800-641-6981 • 252-568-2648 • Fax: 262-568-2750
www.wastewater.com Salt Lake City, UT 84120 www.westech-inc.com
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 agrimentservices@yahoo.com
Ad on page 43 Ad on page 45 www.agrimentservices.com
info.us@ovivowater.com
Eurus Blower Inc. www.ovivowater.com
110 Virginia Ham Dr., Ste. 100A Ad on page 2 BioConversion Technology
163 Northcutt Rd.
Suffolk, VA 23434 Ellijay, GA 30540
757-538-1717 • Fax: 757-538-1777 Prime Solution, Inc.
sales@eurusblower.com 2861 127th Ave. Alarm Systems/Components 888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846
angela@bctweb.com
www.eurusblower.com Allegan, MI 49010
269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 Detcon, Inc. www.bctweb.com
Ad on page 43 Ad on page 75
joe@psirotary.com 3200 Research Forest Dr., A-1
Hach Company www.psirotary.com The Woodlands, TX 77381
5600 Lindbergh Dr. Ad on page 18 888-367-4286 • 713-559-9200 • Fax: 281-292-2860 Bionetix International
sales@detcon.com 2286 Saint-Francois
Loveland, CO 80538 Dorval, QC H9P 1K2
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 www.detcon.com
Canada
orders@hach.com 514-684-9393 • Fax: 514-684-7218
www.hach.com info@bionetix.ca
Ads on page 5 and 96 FCI - Fluid Components International
1755 La Costa Meadows Dr. www.bionetix-international.com
Headworks Inc. Probiotic Solutions San Marcos, CA 92078
800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340 201 S Roosevelt 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250 Bioscience, Inc.
Chandler, AZ 85226 fcimarcom@fluidcomponents.com 966 Postal Rd.
Houston, TX 77042 Allentown, PA 18109
877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999 800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501 www.fluidcomponents.com
info@probiotic.com Ad on page 33 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236
hw@headworksusa.com bioscience@bioscienceinc.com
www.headworksusa.com www.probiotic.com
Ad on page 96 www.bioscienceinc.com
Ad on page 71
MPC Containment
4834 S Oakley Ave. Smith & Loveless, Inc. IntelliSys, Inc.
Chicago, IL 60609 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. 309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225 Environmental Dynamics Inc.
Lenexa, KS 66215 Chicago, IL 60606 5601 Paris Rd.
800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028 Columbia, MO 65202
info@mpccontainment.com 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283
answers@smithandloveless.com sales@intellisyssoftware.com 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988
www.mpccontainment.com edimarketing@wastewater.com
www.smithandloveless.com www.intellisyssoftware.com
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Ford Hall Company Headworks Inc. Bioscience, Inc.
PO Box 2110 800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340 966 Postal Rd.
Richmond, KY 40476 Houston, TX 77042 Allentown, PA 18109
859-624-1077 • Fax: 859-624-3320 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236
sperry@fordhall.com hw@headworksusa.com bioscience@bioscienceinc.com Hach Company
www.fordhall.com www.headworksusa.com www.bioscienceinc.com 5600 Lindbergh Dr.
Ad on page 84 Ad on page 71 Loveland, CO 80538
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932
MPC Containment CHEMetrics, Inc. orders@hach.com
4834 S Oakley Ave. 4295 Catlett Rd. www.hach.com
Chicago, IL 60609 Calverton, VA 20138 Ads on page 5 and 96
800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028
JDV Equipment Corporation 800-356-3072 • 540-788-9026 • Fax: 540-788-4856
1 Princeton Ave. Hydromantis, Inc.
info@mpccontainment.com Dover, NJ 07801 info@chemetrics.com
www.mpccontainment.com www.chemetrics.com 1 James St. S, Ste. 1601
973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 Hamilton, ON L8P 4R5
sean@jdvequipment.com
Novozymes www.jdvequipment.com GF Piping Systems Canada
5400 Corporate Circle 2882 Dow Ave. 905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031
Ad on page 18 info@hydromantis-software.com
Salem, VA 24153 Tustin, CA 92780
800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201 www.hydromantis.com
wastewater@novozymes.com
Novozymes us.ps@georgfischer.com
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www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions Salem, VA 24153 www.gfpiping.com
Ad on page 83 309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225
800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 Chicago, IL 60606
wastewater@novozymes.com
Triplepoint Water Technologies www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions
800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283
611 Stevens St. sales@intellisyssoftware.com
Ad on page 83 www.intellisyssoftware.com
Geneva, IL 60134
630-208-0720 • Fax: 630-208-9895
info@triplepointwater.com Hach Company Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd.
www.triplepointwater.com 5600 Lindbergh Dr. 305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9
Loveland, CO 80538 Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6
WeirWasher Automated Cleaning Systems Ovivo USA, LLC 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 Canada
6107 SW Murray Blvd. • Ste. 321 4255 W Lake Park Blvd. orders@hach.com 905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012
Beaverton, OR 97008 Salt Lake City, UT 84120 www.hach.com markland@sludgecontrols.com
866-447-2496 • 503-706-0568 • Fax: 503-646-9293 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 Ads on page 5 and 96 www.sludgecontrols.com
shawnagill@gilltrading.com info.us@ovivowater.com Ad on page 84
www.weirwasher.com www.ovivowater.com Liquid Analytical Resource, LLC
Ad on page 26 Ad on page 2 Two Shaker Rd., Ste. D212 Revere Control Systems
Shirley, MA 01464 2240 Rocky Ridge Rd.
Prime Solution, Inc. 978-425-0300 • Fax: 978-425-9700 Birmingham, AL 35216
2861 127th Ave. LAR@execpc.com 800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439
Allegan, MI 49010 www.LARLLC.com revere@reverecontrol.com
Anaerobic Treatment 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 www.reverecontrol.com
joe@psirotary.com Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
Aerzen USA www.psirotary.com 55 Bermar Park WeirWasher Automated Cleaning Systems
108 Independence Way Ad on page 18 Rochester, NY 14624 6107 SW Murray Blvd. • Ste. 321
Coatesville, PA 19320 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025 Beaverton, OR 97008
610-517-0758 • Fax: 610-380-0278 Probiotic Solutions mail@jescoamerica.com 866-447-2496 • 503-706-0568 • Fax: 503-646-9293
inquiries@aerzenusa.com 201 S Roosevelt www.jescoamerica.com shawnagill@gilltrading.com
www.aerzenusa.com Chandler, AZ 85226 Ad on page 77 www.weirwasher.com
Ad on page 17 800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501 Ad on page 26
info@probiotic.com Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd.
Agriment Services Inc. www.probiotic.com 305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9
PO Box 1096 Ad on page 96 Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6
Beulaville, NC 28518 Canada
800-641-6981 • 252-568-2648 • Fax: 262-568-2750 WesTech Engineering, Inc. 905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012
agrimentservices@yahoo.com 3625 S West Temple markland@sludgecontrols.com Bacteria/Enzymes
www.agrimentservices.com Salt Lake City, UT 84115 www.sludgecontrols.com
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 Ad on page 84
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. info@westech-inc.com
6306 N Alpine Rd. www.westech-inc.com Sierra Instruments, Inc.
Loves Park, IL 61111 Ad on page 45 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L Agriment Services Inc.
800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 Monterey, CA 93940 PO Box 1096
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 Beulaville, NC 28518
www.aqua-aerobic.com info@sierrainstruments.com 800-641-6981 • 252-568-2648 • Fax: 262-568-2750
Ad on page 39 www.sierrainstruments.com agrimentservices@yahoo.com
www.agrimentservices.com
Bionetix International Thermo Fisher Scientific - Water Analysis
2286 Saint-Francois 166 Cummings Center BioConversion Technology
Dorval, QC H9P 1K2 Analytical Instrumentation Beverly, MA 01915 163 Northcutt Rd.
Ellijay, GA 30540
Canada 800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-6016
514-684-9393 • Fax: 514-684-7218 Analytical Technology, Inc. info@thermofisher.com 888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846
info@bionetix.ca 6 Iron Bridge Dr. www.thermoscientific.com/water angela@bctweb.com
www.bionetix-international.com Collegeville, PA 19426 Ad on page 9 www.bctweb.com
800-959-0299 • 610-917-0991 • Fax: 610-917-0992 Ad on page 75
Boerger, LLC sales@analyticaltechnology.com
740 NE Harding St. www.analyticaltechnology.com Bionetix International
Minneapolis, MN 55413 Ad on page 93 2286 Saint-Francois
612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301 Dorval, QC H9P 1K2
america@boerger.com Arteche PQ, Inc. Automation/Optimization Canada
www.boerger.com 16964 W Victor Rd. 514-684-9393 • Fax: 514-684-7218
Ad on page 96 New Berlin, WI 53151 ASA Analytics info@bionetix.ca
262-754-3883 • Fax: 262-754-3993 2325 Parklawn Dr., Ste. I www.bionetix-international.com
info@artechepq.com Waukesha, WI 53186
www.artechepq.com 800-665-7133 • 262-717-9500 • Fax: 262-717-9530 Bioscience, Inc.
info@chemscan.com 966 Postal Rd.
ASA Analytics www.asaanalytics.com Allentown, PA 18109
FOG Energy 2325 Parklawn Dr., Ste. I Ad on page 96 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236
506 N Santa Cruz Ave. Waukesha, WI 53186 bioscience@bioscienceinc.com
Los Gatos, CA 95030 800-665-7133 • 262-717-9500 • Fax: 262-717-9530 Eaton www.bioscienceinc.com
408-315-4242 • Fax: 415-723-7955 info@chemscan.com 1111 Superior Ave. Ad on page 71
info@fogenergycorp.com www.asaanalytics.com Cleveland, OH 44114-2584
www.fogenergycorp.com Ad on page 96 877-386-2273 Novozymes
harrybroussard@eaton.com 5400 Corporate Circle
Hach Company Automation Products, Inc.- DYNATROL Division www.eaton.com Salem, VA 24153
5600 Lindbergh Dr. 3030 Maxroy St. 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173
Loveland, CO 80538 Houston, TX 77008-6294 wastewater@novozymes.com
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 800-231-2062 • 713-869-0361 • Fax: 713-869-7332 www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions
orders@hach.com sales@dynatrolusa.com Ad on page 83
www.hach.com www.dynatrolusa.com
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Bio-oxidation Bioscience, Inc.
966 Postal Rd.
Environmental Dynamics Inc.
5601 Paris Rd.
Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Inc.
100 Boilermaker Ln.
Met-Pro Environmental Air Solutions Allentown, PA 18109 Columbia, MO 65202 Coolidge, GA 31738-0530
1550 Industrial Dr. 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988 800-666-6414 • 229-346-3545 • Fax: 229-346-3874
Owosso, MI 48867 bioscience@bioscienceinc.com edimarketing@wastewater.com info@hurstboiler.com
800-621-0734 • 989-725-8184 • Fax: 989-725-8188 www.bioscienceinc.com www.wastewater.com www.hurstboiler.com
info@mpeas.com Ad on page 71 Ad on page 43 Ad on page 47
www.mpeas.com
Novozymes
5400 Corporate Circle
Biogas CHP Cogeneration Systems Salem, VA 24153
800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173
FKC Co., Ltd. Kemira
2708 W 18th St. 3211 Clinton Pkwy. Ct., Ste. 1
wastewater@novozymes.com Port Angeles, WA 98363 Lawrence, KS 66047
www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions 360-452-9472 • Fax: 360-452-6880 800-879-6353 • 785-842-7424 • Fax: 785-842-2629
Ad on page 83 mail@fkcscrewpress.com us.info@kemira.com
2G - CENERGY Power Systems Technologies www.fkcscrewpress.com www.kemira.com
151 College Dr. Ste. 15 Probiotic Solutions
Orange Park, FL 32065 201 S Roosevelt
904-579-3217 • Fax: 904-406-8727 Chandler, AZ 85226
info@2g-cenergy.com 800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501
www.2g-cenergy.com info@probiotic.com Komline-Sanderson
www.probiotic.com FOG Energy
506 N Santa Cruz Ave. 12 Holland Ave.
Ad on page 96
Biological Stimulants Los Gatos, CA 95030
408-315-4242 • Fax: 415-723-7955
Peapack, NJ 07977
800-225-5457 • 908-234-1000 • Fax: 908-234-9487
info@fogenergycorp.com info@komline.com
Agriment Services Inc. www.komline.com
PO Box 1096 www.fogenergycorp.com
Beulaville, NC 28518 Bioscrubbers Ad on page 96
800-641-6981 • 252-568-2648 • Fax: 262-568-2750
agrimentservices@yahoo.com Met-Pro Environmental Air Solutions Hach Company
www.agrimentservices.com 1550 Industrial Dr. 5600 Lindbergh Dr.
Owosso, MI 48867 Loveland, CO 80538 Kuhn North America, Inc.
800-621-0734 • 989-725-8184 • Fax: 989-725-8188 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 1501 W Seventh Ave.
BioConversion Technology Brodhead, WI 53520
163 Northcutt Rd. info@mpeas.com orders@hach.com
www.mpeas.com www.hach.com 608-897-2131 • Fax: 608-897-2561
Ellijay, GA 30540 chris.searles@kuhn.com
888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846 Ads on page 5 and 96
www.kuhnnorthamerica.com
angela@bctweb.com Ad on page 88
www.bctweb.com
Ad on page 75 Biosolids Treatment/Application
Huber Technology, Inc.
Bionetix International Boerger, LLC 9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A
2286 Saint-Francois 740 NE Harding St. Huntersville, NC 28078 Novozymes
Minneapolis, MN 55413 704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020 5400 Corporate Circle
Dorval, QC H9P 1K2 Salem, VA 24153
Canada 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301 marketing@hhusa.net
america@boerger.com www.huber-technology.com 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173
514-684-9393 • Fax: 514-684-7218 wastewater@novozymes.com
info@bionetix.ca www.boerger.com Ad on page 7
Ad on page 96 www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions
www.bionetix-international.com Ad on page 83

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Eurus Blower Inc.
110 Virginia Ham Dr., Ste. 100A
Suffolk, VA 23434
757-538-1717 • Fax: 757-538-1777
sales@eurusblower.com
www.eurusblower.com
Nutri-Ject Systems, Inc. Ad on page 43
PO Box 398
Hudson, IA 50643
800-798-4205 • 319-988-4205 • Fax: 319-988-3506
scott@nutriject.com Synagro Technologies, Inc. Synagro Technologies, Inc.
www.nutriject.com HEMCO Corporation 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000
711 S Powell Rd. Houston, TX 77057 Houston, TX 77057
Ovivo USA, LLC Independence, MO 64056 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. 800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333 sales@synagro.com sales@synagro.com
Salt Lake City, UT 84120 sales@hemcocorp.com www.synagro.com www.synagro.com
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 www.hemcocorp.com
info.us@ovivowater.com
USABlueBook
www.ovivowater.com
Ad on page 2 Pollution Control Systems, Inc. Chemical/Polymer Feed Equipment PO Box 9006
5827 Happy Hollow Rd., Ste. 1B
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Milford, OH 45150 BASF Corporation - Water Solutions Division 800-548-1234 • 847-689-3000 • Fax: 847-689-3030
513-831-1165 • Fax: 513-965-4812 2371 Wilroy Rd. customerservice@usabluebook.com
polconsys@aol.com Suffolk, VA 23439 www.usabluebook.com
www.pollutioncontrolsystem.com 800-322-3885 • 757-538-5257 • Fax: 757-538-5038
Prime Solution, Inc. water.solutions.na@basf.com
www.watersolutions.basf.com Watson-Marlow Pumps Group
2861 127th Ave.
Allegan, MI 49010 Boilers Ad on page 98 37 Upton Technology Park
269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 Wilmington, MA 01887
joe@psirotary.com Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Inc. 800-282-8823 • 978-658-6168 • Fax: 978-658-0041
www.psirotary.com 100 Boilermaker Ln. support@wmpg.us
Ad on page 18 Coolidge, GA 31738-0530 www.wmpg.com
800-666-6414 • 229-346-3545 • Fax: 229-346-3874 Blue-White Industries
info@hurstboiler.com 5300 Business Dr.
www.hurstboiler.com Huntington Beach, CA 92649
Ad on page 47 714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492 Chemicals
sales@blue-white.com
www.blue-white.com BASF Corporation - Water Solutions Division
Ad on page 4 2371 Wilroy Rd.
JDV Equipment Corporation Suffolk, VA 23439
1 Princeton Ave. 800-322-3885 • 757-538-5257 • Fax: 757-538-5038
Dover, NJ 07801 water.solutions.na@basf.com
973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 Eccentric Pumps, LLC www.watersolutions.basf.com
Synagro Technologies, Inc. sean@jdvequipment.com Ad on page 98
1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000 PO Box 190159
www.jdvequipment.com Atlanta, GA 31119
Houston, TX 77057 Ad on page 18
800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700 404-816-4760 • Fax: 404-816-4759
sales@synagro.com sales@eccentricpumps.com BioConversion Technology
www.synagro.com Buildings/Structures www.eccentricpumps.com 163 Northcutt Rd.
Ellijay, GA 30540
WesTech Engineering, Inc. ClearSpan Fabric Structures Flo Trend Systems, Inc. 888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846
3625 S West Temple 1395 John Fitch Blvd. 707 Lehmen St. angela@bctweb.com
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 South WIndsor, CT 06074 Houston, TX 77018 www.bctweb.com
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 866-643-1010 • Fax: 860-760-0210 800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054 Ad on page 75
info@westech-inc.com TrussInquiry@ClearSpan.com rcaughman@flotrend.com
www.westech-inc.com www.ClearSpan.com/ADTPO www.flotrend.com
Ad on page 45 Ad on page 95 Ad on page 35 H2O Innovation
420 Blvd. Charest Est, Ste. 240
Fluid Metering, Inc. Quebec, QC G1K 8M4
Blowers 5 Aerial Way, Ste. 500 Canada
HEMCO Corporation Syosset, NY 11791 888-688-0170 • 418-688-0170 • Fax: 418-688-9259
711 S Powell Rd. 800-223-3388 • 516-922-6050 • Fax: 516-624-8261 info@h2oinnovation.com
Independence, MO 64056 pumps@fmipump.com www.h2oinnovation.com
800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333 www.fmipump.com
sales@hemcocorp.com Ad on page 29
ABS USA
140 Pondview Dr. www.hemcocorp.com
Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
Meriden, CT 06450 55 Bermar Park
800-525-7790 • 203-238-2700 • Fax: 203-238-0738
info.abs.usa@cardo.com Centrifuges/Separators Rochester, NY 14624
800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025
Hach Company
5600 Lindbergh Dr.
www.absgroupusa.com mail@jescoamerica.com
Ashbrook Simon-Hartley Loveland, CO 80538
11600 E Hardy Rd. www.jescoamerica.com 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932
Aeration Technologies, Inc. (Aertec) Houston, TX 77093 Ad on page 77 orders@hach.com
PO Box 488 www.hach.com
North Andover, MA 01845 800-547-7273 • 281-985-4473 • Fax: 800-999-6737
ken.medlin@as-h.com Ads on page 5 and 96
978-475-6385 • Fax: 978-475-6387
info@aertec.com www.as-h.com
www.aertec.com Ad on page 19 Milton Roy Company
201 Ivyland Rd. Kemira
Ivyland, PA 18974 3211 Clinton Pkwy. Ct., Ste. 1
Aerzen USA Lawrence, KS 66047
108 Independence Way 877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620
info@miltonroy.com 800-879-6353 • 785-842-7424 • Fax: 785-842-2629
Coatesville, PA 19320 us.info@kemira.com
610-517-0758 • Fax: 610-380-0278 www.miltonroy-americas.com
www.kemira.com
inquiries@aerzenusa.com
www.aerzenusa.com Prime Solution, Inc. Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc.
Ad on page 17 2861 127th Ave. 998 Easton Rd.
Warrington, PA 18976 Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
Allegan, MI 49010 55 Bermar Park
Ashbrook Simon-Hartley 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 800-311-3311 • 215-343-8750 • Fax: 215-343-8753
info@pennvalleypump.com Rochester, NY 14624
11600 E Hardy Rd. joe@psirotary.com 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025
Houston, TX 77093 www.psirotary.com www.pennvalleypump.com
mail@jescoamerica.com
800-547-7273 • 281-985-4473 • Fax: 800-999-6737 Ad on page 18 www.jescoamerica.com
ken.medlin@as-h.com Ad on page 77
www.as-h.com
Ad on page 19
Sumitomo Drive Technologies Prime Solution, Inc.
Atlas Copco 4200 Holland Blvd. 2861 127th Ave. NSI Solutions, Inc.
1800 Overview Dr. Chesapeake, VA 23323 Allegan, MI 49010 7212 ACC Blvd.
Rock Hill, SC 29730 800-762-9256 • 757-485-3355 • Fax: 757-485-7490 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 Raleigh, NC 27617
866-472-1013 • 803-817-7479 • Fax: 803-817-7440 marketing@suminet.com joe@psirotary.com 800-234-7837 • 919-957-9672 • Fax: 919-957-7562
paul.humphreys@us.atlascopco.com www.smcyclo.com www.psirotary.com nsi@nsi-es.com
www.efficiencyblowers.com Ad on page 18 www.nsi-es.com
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Watson-Marlow Pumps Group Sumitomo Drive Technologies
37 Upton Technology Park 4200 Holland Blvd.
Wilmington, MA 01887 Chesapeake, VA 23323
Fluid Metering, Inc. 800-282-8823 • 978-658-6168 • Fax: 978-658-0041 800-762-9256 • 757-485-3355 • Fax: 757-485-7490
5 Aerial Way, Ste. 500 support@wmpg.us marketing@suminet.com
RootX Syosset, NY 11791 www.wmpg.com www.smcyclo.com
PO Box 7626 800-223-3388 • 516-922-6050 • Fax: 516-624-8261
Salem, OR 97303 pumps@fmipump.com
800-844-4974 • 503-364-2999 • Fax: 503-485-5229 www.fmipump.com
rootx@rootx.com
www.rootx.com
Ad on page 29 Clarifier/Digester/Tank Cleaning
Boerger, LLC
740 NE Harding St.
Chlorination/Dechlorination Minneapolis, MN 55413
612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
Equipment Hach Company
5600 Lindbergh Dr.
america@boerger.com
www.boerger.com
Loveland, CO 80538 Ad on page 96 Synagro Technologies, Inc.
ASA Analytics
2325 Parklawn Dr., Ste. I 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000
Waukesha, WI 53186 orders@hach.com Carylon Corporation Houston, TX 77057
www.hach.com 2500 W Arthington St. 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700
800-665-7133 • 262-717-9500 • Fax: 262-717-9530 Chicago, IL 60612
info@chemscan.com Ads on page 5 and 96 sales@synagro.com
800-621-4342 • 312-666-7700 • Fax: 312-666-5810 www.synagro.com
www.asaanalytics.com info@caryloncorp.com
Ad on page 96 Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
55 Bermar Park www.caryloncorp.com
Rochester, NY 14624 Ad on page 25 WeirWasher Automated Cleaning Systems
800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025 6107 SW Murray Blvd. • Ste. 321
mail@jescoamerica.com Beaverton, OR 97008
www.jescoamerica.com 866-447-2496 • 503-706-0568 • Fax: 503-646-9293
Blue-White Industries Ad on page 77 shawnagill@gilltrading.com
5300 Business Dr. www.weirwasher.com
Huntington Beach, CA 92649 Ad on page 26
714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492 Ford Hall Company
sales@blue-white.com PO Box 2110
www.blue-white.com Milton Roy Company
201 Ivyland Rd. Richmond, KY 40476
Ad on page 4 859-624-1077 • Fax: 859-624-3320
Ivyland, PA 18974
877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620 sperry@fordhall.com
info@miltonroy.com
www.miltonroy-americas.com
www.fordhall.com
Ad on page 84
Clarifiers
Eccentric Pumps, LLC AMWELL - A Div. of McNish Corp.
ROBO-CONTROL Nutri-Ject Systems, Inc. 600 N Commons Dr., Ste. 116
PO Box 190159 PO Box 398
Atlanta, GA 31119 PO Box 1824 Aurora, IL 60504
Bridge City, TX 77611 Hudson, IA 50643 630-898-6900 • Fax: 630-898-1647
404-816-4760 • Fax: 404-816-4759 800-798-4205 • 319-988-4205 • Fax: 319-988-3506
sales@eccentricpumps.com 409-697-2666 • Fax: 409-697-2668 phaizman@amwell-inc.com
robocontrol@aol.com scott@nutriject.com www.amwell-inc.com
www.eccentricpumps.com www.nutriject.com
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Ashbrook Simon-Hartley
11600 E Hardy Rd.
H2O Innovation Consulting/Engineering/
420 Blvd. Charest Est, Ste. 240
Houston, TX 77093
800-547-7273 • 281-985-4473 • Fax: 800-999-6737
Quebec, QC G1K 8M4
Canada
Design Services
ken.medlin@as-h.com 888-688-0170 • 418-688-0170 • Fax: 418-688-9259
www.as-h.com info@h2oinnovation.com
Ad on page 19 www.h2oinnovation.com
ATEC Steel Fabrication & Construction
1000 W 5th St. Synagro Technologies, Inc. ABZ, Inc.
Baxter Springs, KS 66713 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000 4451 Brookfield Corp. Dr., Ste. 107
877-457-5352 • Fax: 620-856-5197 Kemira Houston, TX 77057 Chantilly, VA 20151
sales@atecsteel.com 3211 Clinton Pkwy. Ct., Ste. 1 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700 800-747-7401 • 703-631-7401 • Fax: 703-631-5282
www.atecsteel.com Lawrence, KS 66047 sales@synagro.com mps@abzinc.com
800-879-6353 • 785-842-7424 • Fax: 785-842-2629 www.synagro.com www.abzinc.com
ITT Water & Wastewater us.info@kemira.com
14125 S Bridge Circle www.kemira.com Ashbrook Simon-Hartley
Charlotte, NC 28273 11600 E Hardy Rd.
704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 Novozymes
usmarketingteam@itt.com Compressors Houston, TX 77093
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5400 Corporate Circle 800-547-7273 • 281-985-4473 • Fax: 800-999-6737

www.ittwww.com Salem, VA 24153 ken.medlin@as-h.com
Ad on page 3 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 www.as-h.com
wastewater@novozymes.com Ad on page 19
Lakeside Equipment Corporation www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions
1022 E Devon Ave. Ad on page 83 AWT Technologies - Bioworks
Bartlett, IL 60103 ABS USA
140 Pondview Dr. 280 Midpark Way SE, Ste. 205
630-837-5640 • Fax: 630-837-5647 Prime Solution, Inc. Calgary, AB T2X 2N6
Sales@Lakeside-Equipment.com Meriden, CT 06450
2861 127th Ave. 800-525-7790 • 203-238-2700 • Fax: 203-238-0738 Canada
www.Lakeside-Equipment.com Allegan, MI 49010 403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694
Ad on page 37 info.abs.usa@cardo.com
269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 www.absgroupusa.com info@awt-technologies.com
joe@psirotary.com www.awt-technologies.com
www.psirotary.com Aerzen USA
Ad on page 18 108 Independence Way Eaton
Coatesville, PA 19320 1111 Superior Ave.
Ovivo USA, LLC Probiotic Solutions 610-517-0758 • Fax: 610-380-0278 Cleveland, OH 44114-2584
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. 201 S Roosevelt inquiries@aerzenusa.com 877-386-2273
Salt Lake City, UT 84120 Chandler, AZ 85226 www.aerzenusa.com harrybroussard@eaton.com
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501 Ad on page 17 www.eaton.com
info.us@ovivowater.com info@probiotic.com
www.ovivowater.com www.probiotic.com Atlas Copco HEMCO Corporation
Ad on page 2 Ad on page 96 1800 Overview Dr. 711 S Powell Rd.
Rock Hill, SC 29730 Independence, MO 64056
Pollution Control Systems, Inc.
5827 Happy Hollow Rd., Ste. 1B
Coatings/Liners/Sealants 866-472-1013 • 803-817-7479 • Fax: 803-817-7440
paul.humphreys@us.atlascopco.com
800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333
sales@hemcocorp.com
Milford, OH 45150 www.efficiencyblowers.com www.hemcocorp.com
513-831-1165 • Fax: 513-965-4812 Ad on page 41
polconsys@aol.com Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Inc.
www.pollutioncontrolsystem.com 100 Boilermaker Ln.
Coolidge, GA 31738-0530
Smith & Loveless, Inc. AmTech Tank Lining & Repair 800-666-6414 • 229-346-3545 • Fax: 229-346-3874
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. 75-4 Main St., Ste. 300
Plymouth, NH 03264
Confined Space Entry info@hurstboiler.com
Lenexa, KS 66215 www.hurstboiler.com
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 888-839-0373 • Fax: 603-947-9500 AmTech Tank Lining & Repair Ad on page 47
answers@smithandloveless.com info@amtechtanklining.com 75-4 Main St., Ste. 300
www.smithandloveless.com www.amtechtanklining.com Plymouth, NH 03264 Hydromantis, Inc.
Ad on page 69 Ad on page 97 888-839-0373 • Fax: 603-947-9500 1 James St. S, Ste. 1601
info@amtechtanklining.com Hamilton, ON L8P 4R5
Communication Equipment www.amtechtanklining.com
Ad on page 97
Canada
905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031
IntelliSys, Inc. info@hydromantis-software.com
309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225 HEMCO Corporation www.hydromantis.com
WesTech Engineering, Inc. 711 S Powell Rd.
3625 S West Temple Chicago, IL 60606
800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283 Independence, MO 64056
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333 IntelliSys, Inc.
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 sales@intellisyssoftware.com
www.intellisyssoftware.com sales@hemcocorp.com 309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225
info@westech-inc.com www.hemcocorp.com Chicago, IL 60606
www.westech-inc.com 800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283
Ad on page 45 Revere Control Systems Mil-Ram Technology, Inc.
2240 Rocky Ridge Rd. sales@intellisyssoftware.com
Birmingham, AL 35216 4135 Business Center Dr. www.intellisyssoftware.com
800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439 Fremont, CA 94538
revere@reverecontrol.com 888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004
Coagulants/Flocculants www.reverecontrol.com sls@mil-ram.com
www.mil-ram.com
Kifco, Inc.
700 S Schrader Ave.
BASF Corporation - Water Solutions Division Havana, IL 62644
2371 Wilroy Rd. Composting Equipment/Systems Nutri-Ject Systems, Inc.
PO Box 398
800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945
Suffolk, VA 23439 sales@kifco.com
800-322-3885 • 757-538-5257 • Fax: 757-538-5038 Kuhn North America, Inc. Hudson, IA 50643 www.kifco.com
water.solutions.na@basf.com 1501 W Seventh Ave. 800-798-4205 • 319-988-4205 • Fax: 319-988-3506 Ad on page 97
www.watersolutions.basf.com Brodhead, WI 53520 scott@nutriject.com
Ad on page 98 608-897-2131 • Fax: 608-897-2561 www.nutriject.com
chris.searles@kuhn.com Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
www.kuhnnorthamerica.com 55 Bermar Park
BioConversion Technology Rochester, NY 14624
163 Northcutt Rd. Ad on page 88
800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025
Ellijay, GA 30540 mail@jescoamerica.com
888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846 Prime Solution, Inc. www.jescoamerica.com
angela@bctweb.com 2861 127th Ave.
Allegan, MI 49010 Ad on page 77
www.bctweb.com
Ad on page 75 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241
joe@psirotary.com SOLON Corporation
Flo Trend Systems, Inc. www.psirotary.com 6950 S Country Club Rd.
707 Lehmen St. Ad on page 18 Tucson, AZ 85756
Houston, TX 77018 Synagro Technologies, Inc. 520-807-1300 • Fax: 520-807-4046
800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054 Roto-Mix, LLC 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000
Houston, TX 77057 solon.us@solon.com
rcaughman@flotrend.com 2205 E Wyatt Earp Blvd. www.solon.com
www.flotrend.com Dodge City, KS 67801 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700
sales@synagro.com Ad on page 63
Ad on page 35 620-225-1142 • Fax: 620-225-6370
abutcher@rotomix.com www.synagro.com
www.rotomix.com
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Control/Electrical Panels Milton Roy Company
201 Ivyland Rd.
Detcon, Inc.
3200 Research Forest Dr., A-1
Myron L Company
2450 Impala Dr.
Ivyland, PA 18974 The Woodlands, TX 77381 Carlsbad, CA 92010
877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620 888-367-4286 • 713-559-9200 • Fax: 281-292-2860 760-438-2021 • Fax: 760-931-9189
info@miltonroy.com sales@detcon.com advertising@myronl.com
www.miltonroy-americas.com www.detcon.com www.myronl.com
ABS USA Ad on page 53
140 Pondview Dr. Prime Solution, Inc. GF Piping Systems
Meriden, CT 06450 2861 127th Ave. 2882 Dow Ave. Revere Control Systems
800-525-7790 • 203-238-2700 • Fax: 203-238-0738 Allegan, MI 49010 Tustin, CA 92780 2240 Rocky Ridge Rd.
info.abs.usa@cardo.com 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201 Birmingham, AL 35216
www.absgroupusa.com joe@psirotary.com us.ps@georgfischer.com 800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439
www.psirotary.com www.gfpiping.com revere@reverecontrol.com
Aerzen USA Ad on page 18 www.reverecontrol.com
108 Independence Way Greyline Instruments, Inc.
Coatesville, PA 19320 Revere Control Systems 105 Water St. Sierra Instruments, Inc.
610-517-0758 • Fax: 610-380-0278 2240 Rocky Ridge Rd. Massena, NY 13662 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L
inquiries@aerzenusa.com Birmingham, AL 35216 315-788-9500 • Fax: 315-764-0419 Monterey, CA 93940
www.aerzenusa.com 800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439 info@greyline.com 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402
Ad on page 17 revere@reverecontrol.com www.greyline.com info@sierrainstruments.com
www.reverecontrol.com www.sierrainstruments.com
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
6306 N Alpine Rd. Smith & Loveless, Inc. Smith & Loveless, Inc.
Loves Park, IL 61111 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 Lenexa, KS 66215 Lenexa, KS 66215
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 Hach Company 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488
www.aqua-aerobic.com answers@smithandloveless.com 5600 Lindbergh Dr. answers@smithandloveless.com
Ad on page 39 www.smithandloveless.com Loveland, CO 80538 www.smithandloveless.com
Ad on page 69 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 Ad on page 69
orders@hach.com
www.hach.com
Ads on page 5 and 96 Conveyors
DSI/Dynamatic Controllers
7900 Durand Ave. Lutz-JESCO America Corp. Headworks Inc.
Sturtevant, WI 53177 Arteche PQ, Inc. 55 Bermar Park 800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340
800-548-2169 • 262-554-7977 • Fax: 262-554-7041 16964 W Victor Rd. Rochester, NY 14624 Houston, TX 77042
sales@drivesourceusa.com New Berlin, WI 53151 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999
www.drivesourceusa.com 262-754-3883 • Fax: 262-754-3993 mail@jescoamerica.com hw@headworksusa.com
Ad on page 65 info@artechepq.com www.jescoamerica.com www.headworksusa.com
www.artechepq.com Ad on page 77
Eaton Huber Technology, Inc.
1111 Superior Ave. Automation Products, Inc.- DYNATROL Division Milton Roy Company 9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A
Cleveland, OH 44114-2584 3030 Maxroy St. 201 Ivyland Rd. Huntersville, NC 28078
877-386-2273 Houston, TX 77008-6294 Ivyland, PA 18974 704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020
harrybroussard@eaton.com 800-231-2062 • 713-869-0361 • Fax: 713-869-7332 877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620 marketing@hhusa.net
www.eaton.com sales@dynatrolusa.com info@miltonroy.com www.huber-technology.com
www.dynatrolusa.com www.miltonroy-americas.com Ad on page 7
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JDV Equipment Corporation
1 Princeton Ave.
Cranes/Hoists FKC Co., Ltd.
2708 W 18th St.
Dover, NJ 07801 American Pleasure Products, Inc. Port Angeles, WA 98363
973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 2823 E Industrial Dr. 360-452-9472 • Fax: 360-452-6880
sean@jdvequipment.com Rose City, MI 48654 mail@fkcscrewpress.com
www.jdvequipment.com 989-685-2697 • Fax: 989-685-8484 www.fkcscrewpress.com
Ad on page 18 info@aquacycleusa.com
www.aquacycleusa.com Flo Trend Systems, Inc.
Prime Solution, Inc. Ad on page 47 707 Lehmen St.
2861 127th Ave. Houston, TX 77018 Synagro Technologies, Inc.
Allegan, MI 49010 Wastequip 800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000
269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 1901 Roxborough Rd., Ste. 300 rcaughman@flotrend.com Houston, TX 77057
joe@psirotary.com Charlotte, NC 28211 www.flotrend.com 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700
www.psirotary.com 877-468-9278 • 704-366-7140 Ad on page 35 sales@synagro.com
Ad on page 18 envirosales@wastequip.com www.synagro.com
www.wastequip.com Global Pump
Smith & Loveless, Inc. 10162 E Coldwater Rd. Wastequip
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. Davison, MI 48423 1901 Roxborough Rd., Ste. 300
Lenexa, KS 66215 866-360-7867 • 810-653-4828 • Fax: 810-658-0632 Charlotte, NC 28211
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 Dealer/Distributor info@globalpump.com
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877-468-9278 • 704-366-7140
answers@smithandloveless.com www.globalpump.com envirosales@wastequip.com
www.smithandloveless.com Probiotic Solutions www.wastequip.com
Ad on page 69 201 S Roosevelt
Chandler, AZ 85226
Sumitomo Drive Technologies 800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501
4200 Holland Blvd. info@probiotic.com
Chesapeake, VA 23323 www.probiotic.com Huber Technology, Inc.
800-762-9256 • 757-485-3355 • Fax: 757-485-7490 Ad on page 96 9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump
marketing@suminet.com Huntersville, NC 28078 440 West 800 S
www.smcyclo.com 704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020 Salt Lake City, UT 84101
marketing@hhusa.net 801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828
www.huber-technology.com
Couplings/Fittings Defoamers Ad on page 7
wsp.info@weirgroup.com
www.weirsp.com
Ad on page 99
Robert-James Sales, Inc. Agriment Services Inc. ITT Water & Wastewater
2585 Walden Ave. PO Box 1096 14125 S Bridge Circle WeirWasher Automated Cleaning Systems
Buffalo, NY 14217 Beulaville, NC 28518 Charlotte, NC 28273 6107 SW Murray Blvd. • Ste. 321
800-666-0088 • 716-651-6000 • Fax: 716-651-0234 800-641-6981 • 252-568-2648 • Fax: 262-568-2750 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 Beaverton, OR 97008
purch@rjsales.com agrimentservices@yahoo.com usmarketingteam@itt.com 866-447-2496 • 503-706-0568 • Fax: 503-646-9293
www.rjsales.com www.agrimentservices.com www.ittwww.com shawnagill@gilltrading.com
Ad on page 59 Ad on page 3 www.weirwasher.com
BASF Corporation - Water Solutions Division Ad on page 26
JDV Equipment Corporation
Covers/Domes 2371 Wilroy Rd.
Suffolk, VA 23439 1 Princeton Ave. WesTech Engineering, Inc.
800-322-3885 • 757-538-5257 • Fax: 757-538-5038 Dover, NJ 07801 3625 S West Temple
water.solutions.na@basf.com 973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 Salt Lake City, UT 84115
www.watersolutions.basf.com sean@jdvequipment.com 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
Ad on page 98 www.jdvequipment.com info@westech-inc.com
Agriment Services Inc. Ad on page 18
PO Box 1096 www.westech-inc.com
Beulaville, NC 28518 BioConversion Technology Ad on page 45
163 Northcutt Rd. Kifco, Inc.
800-641-6981 • 252-568-2648 • Fax: 262-568-2750 700 S Schrader Ave.
Ellijay, GA 30540
agrimentservices@yahoo.com
www.agrimentservices.com 888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846 Havana, IL 62644 Diffusers
angela@bctweb.com 800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945
Fibergrate Composite Structures Inc www.bctweb.com sales@kifco.com Aeration Technologies, Inc. (Aertec)
Ad on page 75 www.kifco.com PO Box 488
5151 Beltline Rd., Ste. 700 Ad on page 97 North Andover, MA 01845
Dallas, TX 75254
800-527-4043 • 972-250-1633 • Fax: 972-250-1530 Bioscience, Inc. 978-475-6385 • Fax: 978-475-6387
966 Postal Rd. info@aertec.com
info@fibergrate.com www.aertec.com
www.fibergrate.com Allentown, PA 18109
800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236
HEMCO Corporation bioscience@bioscienceinc.com Komline-Sanderson Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
www.bioscienceinc.com 12 Holland Ave. 6306 N Alpine Rd.
711 S Powell Rd. Loves Park, IL 61111
Independence, MO 64056 Ad on page 71 Peapack, NJ 07977
800-225-5457 • 908-234-1000 • Fax: 908-234-9487 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333
sales@hemcocorp.com Kemira info@komline.com solutions@aqua-aerobic.com
3211 Clinton Pkwy. Ct., Ste. 1 www.komline.com www.aqua-aerobic.com
www.hemcocorp.com Ad on page 39
Lawrence, KS 66047 Ad on page 96
JDV Equipment Corporation 800-879-6353 • 785-842-7424 • Fax: 785-842-2629
1 Princeton Ave. us.info@kemira.com Ashbrook Simon-Hartley
www.kemira.com 11600 E Hardy Rd.
Dover, NJ 07801 Houston, TX 77093
973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 800-547-7273 • 281-985-4473 • Fax: 800-999-6737
sean@jdvequipment.com Ovivo USA, LLC ken.medlin@as-h.com
www.jdvequipment.com
Ad on page 18
Dewatering Equipment 4255 W Lake Park Blvd.
Salt Lake City, UT 84120
www.as-h.com
Ad on page 19
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080
MPC Containment info.us@ovivowater.com
AWT Technologies - Bioworks
4834 S Oakley Ave. BDP Industries, Inc. www.ovivowater.com
Ad on page 2 280 Midpark Way SE, Ste. 205
Chicago, IL 60609 354 Rte. 29 Calgary, AB T2X 2N6
800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028 Greenwich, NY 12834 Canada
info@mpccontainment.com 518-527-5417 • Fax: 518-695-5417 403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694
www.mpccontainment.com kelly@bdpindustries.com info@awt-technologies.com
www.bdpindustries.com www.awt-technologies.com
Ovivo USA, LLC Ad on page 55
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. Prime Solution, Inc. Environmental Dynamics Inc.
Salt Lake City, UT 84120 Boerger, LLC 2861 127th Ave. 5601 Paris Rd.
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 740 NE Harding St. Allegan, MI 49010 Columbia, MO 65202
info.us@ovivowater.com Minneapolis, MN 55413 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988
www.ovivowater.com 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301 joe@psirotary.com edimarketing@wastewater.com
Ad on page 2 america@boerger.com www.psirotary.com www.wastewater.com
www.boerger.com Ad on page 18 Ad on page 43
WeirWasher Automated Cleaning Systems Ad on page 96
6107 SW Murray Blvd. • Ste. 321 Smith & Loveless, Inc. ITT Water & Wastewater
Beaverton, OR 97008 DEL Tank & Filtration Systems 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. 14125 S Bridge Circle
866-447-2496 • 503-706-0568 • Fax: 503-646-9293 436 Hwy 93 N Lenexa, KS 66215 Charlotte, NC 28273
shawnagill@gilltrading.com Scott, LA 70583 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
www.weirwasher.com 800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800 answers@smithandloveless.com usmarketingteam@itt.com
Ad on page 26 sales@deltank.com www.smithandloveless.com www.ittwww.com
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Pollution Control Systems, Inc.
5827 Happy Hollow Rd., Ste. 1B
MPC Containment
4834 S Oakley Ave.
Smith & Loveless, Inc.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
Disinfection Equipment
Milford, OH 45150 Chicago, IL 60609 Lenexa, KS 66215 Calgon Carbon Corporation
513-831-1165 • Fax: 513-965-4812 800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 500 Calgon Carbon Dr.
polconsys@aol.com info@mpccontainment.com answers@smithandloveless.com Pittsburgh, PA 15205
www.pollutioncontrolsystem.com www.mpccontainment.com www.smithandloveless.com 800-422-7266 • 412-787-6700 • Fax: 412-787-6676
Ad on page 69 info@calgoncarbon-us.com
www.calgoncarbon.com
Triplepoint Water Technologies Novozymes
611 Stevens St. 5400 Corporate Circle
Geneva, IL 60134 Salem, VA 24153
630-208-0720 • Fax: 630-208-9895 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173
info@triplepointwater.com wastewater@novozymes.com
www.triplepointwater.com www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions Engineered Treatment Systems (ETS), LLC
Ad on page 83 W9654 Beaverland Pkwy.
Beaver Dam, WI 53916
Digesters 877-885-4628 • 920-885-4628 • Fax: 920-885-4386
pbollman@ets-uv.com
Synagro Technologies, Inc. www.ets-uv.com
2G - CENERGY Power Systems Technologies 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000
151 College Dr. Ste. 15 Houston, TX 77057
Orange Park, FL 32065 First Light Technologies, Inc.
Nutri-Ject Systems, Inc. 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700 212 Ideal Way
904-579-3217 • Fax: 904-406-8727 sales@synagro.com
info@2g-cenergy.com PO Box 398 Poultney, VT 05764
Hudson, IA 50643 www.synagro.com 888-884-9987 • 802-287-4195 • Fax: 802-287-4489
www.2g-cenergy.com
800-798-4205 • 319-988-4205 • Fax: 319-988-3506 sales@firstlightusa.com
scott@nutriject.com www.firstlightusa.com
www.nutriject.com Vaughan Company, Inc. Ad on page 26
364 Monte-Elma Rd.
Montesano, WA 98563
Ovivo USA, LLC 888-249-2467 • 360-249-4042 • Fax: 360-249-6155
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. info@chopperpumps.com
ATEC Steel Fabrication & Construction Salt Lake City, UT 84120 www.chopperpumps.com
1000 W 5th St. 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 Ad on page 85 Hach Company
Baxter Springs, KS 66713 info.us@ovivowater.com 5600 Lindbergh Dr.
877-457-5352 • Fax: 620-856-5197 www.ovivowater.com Loveland, CO 80538
sales@atecsteel.com Ad on page 2 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932
www.atecsteel.com orders@hach.com
WesTech Engineering, Inc. www.hach.com
3625 S West Temple Ads on page 5 and 96
Environmental Dynamics Inc. Probiotic Solutions
201 S Roosevelt Salt Lake City, UT 84115
5601 Paris Rd. 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 ITT Water & Wastewater
Columbia, MO 65202 Chandler, AZ 85226 14125 S Bridge Circle
800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501 info@westech-inc.com
877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988 www.westech-inc.com Charlotte, NC 28273
edimarketing@wastewater.com info@probiotic.com 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
www.probiotic.com Ad on page 45
www.wastewater.com usmarketingteam@itt.com
Ad on page 43 Ad on page 96 www.ittwww.com
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Mazzei Injector Company, LLC
500 Rooster Dr.
Doors/Hatches Sumitomo Drive Technologies
4200 Holland Blvd.
Energy Management
Bakersfield, CA 93307 FabEnCo, Inc. Chesapeake, VA 23323 2G - CENERGY Power Systems Technologies
661-363-6500 • Fax: 661-363-7500 2002 Karbach 800-762-9256 • 757-485-3355 • Fax: 757-485-7490 151 College Dr. Ste. 15
wastewater@mazzei.net Houston, TX 77092 marketing@suminet.com Orange Park, FL 32065
www.mazzei.net 800-962-6111 • 713-686-6620 • Fax: 713-688-8031 www.smcyclo.com 904-579-3217 • Fax: 904-406-8727
sales@safetygate.com info@2g-cenergy.com
Milton Roy Company
201 Ivyland Rd.
www.safetygate.com/tpo
Ad on page 67
Education/Training www.2g-cenergy.com
Ivyland, PA 18974 Arteche PQ, Inc.
877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620 Hydromantis, Inc.
info@miltonroy.com
HEMCO Corporation 1 James St. S, Ste. 1601 16964 W Victor Rd.
711 S Powell Rd. Hamilton, ON L8P 4R5 New Berlin, WI 53151
www.miltonroy-americas.com Independence, MO 64056 262-754-3883 • Fax: 262-754-3993
Canada
800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333 905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031 info@artechepq.com
Ovivo USA, LLC sales@hemcocorp.com www.artechepq.com
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. info@hydromantis-software.com
www.hemcocorp.com www.hydromantis.com
Salt Lake City, UT 84120 ASA Analytics
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 2325 Parklawn Dr., Ste. I
info.us@ovivowater.com
www.ovivowater.com
Dredges LUDECA, INC.
1425 NW 88th Ave. Waukesha, WI 53186
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Ad on page 2 info@chemscan.com
305-591-8935 • Fax: 305-591-1537
info@ludeca.com www.asaanalytics.com
ROBO-CONTROL Ad on page 96
PO Box 1824 www.ludeca.com
Liquid Waste Technology LLC
Bridge City, TX 77611 1750 Madison Ave.
Eaton
409-697-2666 • Fax: 409-697-2668
robocontrol@aol.com
New Richmond, WI 54017
800-243-1406 • 715-246-2888 • Fax: 715-246-2573
Electrical Equipment 1111 Superior Ave.
www.robo-control.com sales@lwtpithog.com Cleveland, OH 44114-2584
Arteche PQ, Inc. 877-386-2273
www.lwtpithog.com 16964 W Victor Rd.
Smith & Loveless, Inc. harrybroussard@eaton.com
New Berlin, WI 53151 www.eaton.com
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. Nutri-Ject Systems, Inc. 262-754-3883 • Fax: 262-754-3993
Lenexa, KS 66215 PO Box 398 info@artechepq.com
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 Hudson, IA 50643 www.artechepq.com
answers@smithandloveless.com 800-798-4205 • 319-988-4205 • Fax: 319-988-3506 Hach Company
www.smithandloveless.com scott@nutriject.com 5600 Lindbergh Dr.
Ad on page 69 www.nutriject.com Loveland, CO 80538
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932
Trojan Technologies DSI/Dynamatic orders@hach.com
3020 Gore Rd. 7900 Durand Ave. www.hach.com
London, ON N5V 4T7 Sturtevant, WI 53177 Ads on page 5 and 96
Canada 800-548-2169 • 262-554-7977 • Fax: 262-554-7041
888-220-6118 • 519-457-3400 • Fax: 519-457-3030 sales@drivesourceusa.com
info@trojanuv.com www.drivesourceusa.com Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Inc.
www.trojanuv.com Ad on page 65 100 Boilermaker Ln.
Ad on page 27 Coolidge, GA 31738-0530
Eaton 800-666-6414 • 229-346-3545 • Fax: 229-346-3874
UV Superstore, Inc. 1111 Superior Ave. info@hurstboiler.com
820 Tucker Ct. Cleveland, OH 44114-2584 www.hurstboiler.com
Synagro Technologies, Inc. 877-386-2273 Ad on page 47
Winder, GA 30680 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000
770-307-3882 • Fax: 770-307-3872 harrybroussard@eaton.com
Houston, TX 77057 www.eaton.com
sales@uvsuperstore.com 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700
www.uvsuperstore.com Hydromantis, Inc.
sales@synagro.com Liquid Analytical Resource, LLC 1 James St. S, Ste. 1601
Ad on page 92 www.synagro.com Two Shaker Rd., Ste. D212 Hamilton, ON L8P 4R5
Shirley, MA 01464 Canada
978-425-0300 • Fax: 978-425-9700 905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031

Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) Drives - Electrical LAR@execpc.com

www.LARLLC.com
info@hydromantis-software.com
www.hydromantis.com

Aeration Industries International Meltric Corporation

4100 Peavey Rd. DSI/Dynamatic 4640 Ironwood Dr. IntelliSys, Inc.
Chaska, MN 55318 7900 Durand Ave. Franklin, WI 53132 309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225
800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293 Sturtevant, WI 53177 800-433-7642 • 414-817-6160 • Fax: 414-817-6161 Chicago, IL 60606
aiii@aireo2.com 800-548-2169 • 262-554-7977 • Fax: 262-554-7041 mail@meltric.com 800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283
www.aireo2.com sales@drivesourceusa.com www.meltric.com sales@intellisyssoftware.com
www.drivesourceusa.com Ad on page 96 www.intellisyssoftware.com
ITT Water & Wastewater Ad on page 65
14125 S Bridge Circle Rig-A-Lite
Charlotte, NC 28273 Eaton 8500 Hansen Rd. Novozymes
704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 1111 Superior Ave. Houston, TX 77075 5400 Corporate Circle
usmarketingteam@itt.com Cleveland, OH 44114-2584 713-943-0340 • Fax: 713-943-8354 Salem, VA 24153
www.ittwww.com 877-386-2273 garybarber@azz.com 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173
Ad on page 3 harrybroussard@eaton.com www.rigalite.com wastewater@novozymes.com
www.eaton.com www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions
Ad on page 83
Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd.
305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9 Sumitomo Drive Technologies
Enclosures
Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6 4200 Holland Blvd.
Canada Eaton Revere Control Systems
Chesapeake, VA 23323 1111 Superior Ave. 2240 Rocky Ridge Rd.
905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012 800-762-9256 • 757-485-3355 • Fax: 757-485-7490
markland@sludgecontrols.com Cleveland, OH 44114-2584 Birmingham, AL 35216
marketing@suminet.com 877-386-2273 800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439
www.sludgecontrols.com www.smcyclo.com
Ad on page 84 harrybroussard@eaton.com revere@reverecontrol.com
www.eaton.com www.reverecontrol.com
Smith & Loveless, Inc.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. Drives - Variable Frequency (VFD) HEMCO Corporation
711 S Powell Rd. Sierra Instruments, Inc.
Lenexa, KS 66215
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. Independence, MO 64056 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L
answers@smithandloveless.com 6306 N Alpine Rd. 800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333 Monterey, CA 93940
www.smithandloveless.com Loves Park, IL 61111 sales@hemcocorp.com 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402
Ad on page 69 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 www.hemcocorp.com info@sierrainstruments.com
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com www.sierrainstruments.com
WesTech Engineering, Inc. www.aqua-aerobic.com
3625 S West Temple Ad on page 39
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 QCEC SOLON Corporation
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 Eaton 4280 E 14th St. 6950 S Country Club Rd.
info@westech-inc.com 1111 Superior Ave. Des Moines, IA 50312 Tucson, AZ 85756
www.westech-inc.com Cleveland, OH 44114-2584 515-266-2268 • Fax: 515-266-0243 520-807-1300 • Fax: 520-807-4046
Ad on page 45 877-386-2273 sales@qcec.com solon.us@solon.com
harrybroussard@eaton.com www.qcec.com www.solon.com
www.eaton.com Ad on page 87 Ad on page 63

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Fall Protection Harmsco Filtration Products
7169 N 49th Terrace
Filters - Membrane Ovivo USA, LLC
4255 W Lake Park Blvd.
FabEnCo, Inc. West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. Salt Lake City, UT 84120
2002 Karbach 800-327-3248 • 561-848-9628 • Fax: 561-845-2474 6306 N Alpine Rd. 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080
Houston, TX 77092 gwillis@harmsco.com Loves Park, IL 61111 info.us@ovivowater.com
800-962-6111 • 713-686-6620 • Fax: 713-688-8031 www.harmsco.com 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 www.ovivowater.com
sales@safetygate.com solutions@aqua-aerobic.com Ad on page 2
www.safetygate.com/tpo www.aqua-aerobic.com
Ad on page 67 Headworks Inc. Ad on page 39
800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340 Smith & Loveless, Inc.
Houston, TX 77042 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999
H2O Innovation Lenexa, KS 66215
hw@headworksusa.com 420 Blvd. Charest Est, Ste. 240 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488
Filter Media www.headworksusa.com Quebec, QC G1K 8M4
Canada
answers@smithandloveless.com
www.smithandloveless.com
888-688-0170 • 418-688-0170 • Fax: 418-688-9259 Ad on page 69
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. info@h2oinnovation.com
6306 N Alpine Rd. ITT Water & Wastewater
14125 S Bridge Circle www.h2oinnovation.com
Loves Park, IL 61111 WesTech Engineering, Inc.
800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 Charlotte, NC 28273
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 Harmsco Filtration Products 3625 S West Temple
usmarketingteam@itt.com 7169 N 49th Terrace Salt Lake City, UT 84115
www.aqua-aerobic.com 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
Ad on page 39 www.ittwww.com West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Ad on page 3 800-327-3248 • 561-848-9628 • Fax: 561-845-2474 info@westech-inc.com
gwillis@harmsco.com www.westech-inc.com
Bioscience, Inc. www.harmsco.com Ad on page 45
966 Postal Rd.
Allentown, PA 18109
800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236 Headworks Inc.
bioscience@bioscienceinc.com Komline-Sanderson 800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340
www.bioscienceinc.com 12 Holland Ave. Houston, TX 77042
877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999
Ad on page 71 Peapack, NJ 07977
800-225-5457 • 908-234-1000 • Fax: 908-234-9487 hw@headworksusa.com Filters - Sand & Gravel
www.headworksusa.com
Calgon Carbon Corporation info@komline.com Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
500 Calgon Carbon Dr. www.komline.com 6306 N Alpine Rd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Ad on page 96 Huber Technology, Inc.
9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A Loves Park, IL 61111
800-422-7266 • 412-787-6700 • Fax: 412-787-6676 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
info@calgoncarbon-us.com Huntersville, NC 28078
704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020 solutions@aqua-aerobic.com
www.calgoncarbon.com Ovivo USA, LLC www.aqua-aerobic.com
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. marketing@hhusa.net
www.huber-technology.com Ad on page 39
Flo Trend Systems, Inc. Salt Lake City, UT 84120
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 Ad on page 7
707 Lehmen St.
Houston, TX 77018 info.us@ovivowater.com Headworks Inc.
800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054 www.ovivowater.com Koch Membrane Systems, Inc.
850 Main St. 800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340
rcaughman@flotrend.com Ad on page 2 Houston, TX 77042
www.flotrend.com Wilmington, MA 01887
888-677-5624 • 978-694-7000 • Fax: 978-694-7020 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999
Ad on page 35 hw@headworksusa.com
info@kochmembrane.com
www.kochmembrane.com www.headworksusa.com

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Smith & Loveless, Inc.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
SPX Flow Technology
611 Sugar Creek Rd.
FOG Controls
Lenexa, KS 66215 Delavan, WI 53115 BioConversion Technology
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 Harmsco Filtration Products 800-252-5200 • 262-728-1900 • Fax: 262-728-4904
7169 N 49th Terrace 163 Northcutt Rd.
answers@smithandloveless.com ft.amer.info@spx.com Ellijay, GA 30540
www.smithandloveless.com West Palm Beach, FL 33407 www.spxft.com
800-327-3248 • 561-848-9628 • Fax: 561-845-2474 888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846
Ad on page 69 Ad on page 57 angela@bctweb.com
gwillis@harmsco.com
www.harmsco.com www.bctweb.com
WesTech Engineering, Inc. Ad on page 75
3625 S West Temple
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Headworks Inc. WesTech Engineering, Inc.
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340 Bioscience, Inc.
Houston, TX 77042 3625 S West Temple 966 Postal Rd.
info@westech-inc.com Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Allentown, PA 18109
www.westech-inc.com 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999
hw@headworksusa.com 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236
Ad on page 45 info@westech-inc.com bioscience@bioscienceinc.com
www.headworksusa.com
www.westech-inc.com www.bioscienceinc.com
Ad on page 45
Filters - Trickling Huber Technology, Inc.
9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A
Ad on page 71

AMWELL - A Div. of McNish Corp. Huntersville, NC 28078 Flowmeters

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600 N Commons Dr., Ste. 116 704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020

Aurora, IL 60504 marketing@hhusa.net
630-898-6900 • Fax: 630-898-1647 www.huber-technology.com FOG Energy
phaizman@amwell-inc.com Ad on page 7 Blue-White Industries 506 N Santa Cruz Ave.
www.amwell-inc.com 5300 Business Dr. Los Gatos, CA 95030
Huntington Beach, CA 92649 408-315-4242 • Fax: 415-723-7955
WesTech Engineering, Inc. ITT Water & Wastewater 714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492 info@fogenergycorp.com
3625 S West Temple 14125 S Bridge Circle sales@blue-white.com www.fogenergycorp.com
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Charlotte, NC 28273 www.blue-white.com
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 Ad on page 4 Novozymes
info@westech-inc.com usmarketingteam@itt.com 5400 Corporate Circle
www.westech-inc.com www.ittwww.com Salem, VA 24153
Ad on page 45 Ad on page 3 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173
FCI - Fluid Components International wastewater@novozymes.com
Filtration Systems 1755 La Costa Meadows Dr.
San Marcos, CA 92078
www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions
Ad on page 83
800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250
Aerzen USA JDV Equipment Corporation fcimarcom@fluidcomponents.com Probiotic Solutions
108 Independence Way 1 Princeton Ave. www.fluidcomponents.com 201 S Roosevelt
Coatesville, PA 19320 Dover, NJ 07801 Ad on page 33 Chandler, AZ 85226
610-517-0758 • Fax: 610-380-0278 973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501
inquiries@aerzenusa.com sean@jdvequipment.com
www.aerzenusa.com Gems Sensors & Controls info@probiotic.com
www.jdvequipment.com One Cowles Rd. www.probiotic.com
Ad on page 17 Ad on page 18 Ad on page 96
Plainville, CT 06062
800-378-1600 • 860-747-3000 • Fax: 860-747-4244
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. Koch Membrane Systems, Inc. info@gemssensors.com
6306 N Alpine Rd. 850 Main St. www.gemssensors.com
Loves Park, IL 61111 Wilmington, MA 01887
800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 888-677-5624 • 978-694-7000 • Fax: 978-694-7020
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com GF Piping Systems
info@kochmembrane.com 2882 Dow Ave.
www.aqua-aerobic.com www.kochmembrane.com
Ad on page 39 Tustin, CA 92780
800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201
Novozymes us.ps@georgfischer.com
Ashbrook Simon-Hartley 5400 Corporate Circle www.gfpiping.com
11600 E Hardy Rd. Salem, VA 24153
Houston, TX 77093 Synagro Technologies, Inc.
800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 Greyline Instruments, Inc. 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000
800-547-7273 • 281-985-4473 • Fax: 800-999-6737 wastewater@novozymes.com
ken.medlin@as-h.com 105 Water St. Houston, TX 77057
www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions Massena, NY 13662 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700
www.as-h.com Ad on page 83
Ad on page 19 315-788-9500 • Fax: 315-764-0419 sales@synagro.com
info@greyline.com www.synagro.com
www.greyline.com
BDP Industries, Inc.
354 Rte. 29
Greenwich, NY 12834
Gas Monitors/Detection
518-527-5417 • Fax: 518-695-5417 Ovivo USA, LLC Analytical Technology, Inc.
kelly@bdpindustries.com 4255 W Lake Park Blvd. 6 Iron Bridge Dr.
www.bdpindustries.com Salt Lake City, UT 84120 Hach Company Collegeville, PA 19426
Ad on page 55 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 5600 Lindbergh Dr. 800-959-0299 • 610-917-0991 • Fax: 610-917-0992
info.us@ovivowater.com Loveland, CO 80538 sales@analyticaltechnology.com
DEL Tank & Filtration Systems www.ovivowater.com 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 www.analyticaltechnology.com
436 Hwy 93 N Ad on page 2 orders@hach.com Ad on page 93
Scott, LA 70583 www.hach.com
800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800 Pollution Control Systems, Inc. Ads on page 5 and 96 Detcon, Inc.
sales@deltank.com 5827 Happy Hollow Rd., Ste. 1B 3200 Research Forest Dr., A-1
www.deltank.com Milford, OH 45150 Milton Roy Company The Woodlands, TX 77381
513-831-1165 • Fax: 513-965-4812 201 Ivyland Rd. 888-367-4286 • 713-559-9200 • Fax: 281-292-2860
Flo Trend Systems, Inc. polconsys@aol.com Ivyland, PA 18974 sales@detcon.com
707 Lehmen St. www.pollutioncontrolsystem.com 877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620 www.detcon.com
Houston, TX 77018 info@miltonroy.com
800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054 www.miltonroy-americas.com FCI - Fluid Components International
rcaughman@flotrend.com 1755 La Costa Meadows Dr.
www.flotrend.com San Marcos, CA 92078
Ad on page 35 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250
Prime Solution, Inc. QCEC fcimarcom@fluidcomponents.com
4280 E 14th St. www.fluidcomponents.com
2861 127th Ave. Ad on page 33
Allegan, MI 49010 Des Moines, IA 50312
Forsta Filters Inc. 515-266-2268 • Fax: 515-266-0243
PO Box 341830 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241
joe@psirotary.com sales@qcec.com Mil-Ram Technology, Inc.
Los Angeles, CA 90034 www.qcec.com 4135 Business Center Dr.
888-936-7782 • 310-837-7177 • Fax: 310-837-6477 www.psirotary.com
Ad on page 18 Ad on page 87 Fremont, CA 94538
info@forstafilters.com 888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004
www.forstafilters.com sls@mil-ram.com
Smith & Loveless, Inc. www.mil-ram.com
H2O Innovation 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
Lenexa, KS 66215
420 Blvd. Charest Est, Ste. 240 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 Sierra Instruments, Inc. ROBO-CONTROL
Quebec, QC G1K 8M4 answers@smithandloveless.com 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L PO Box 1824
Canada www.smithandloveless.com Monterey, CA 93940 Bridge City, TX 77611
888-688-0170 • 418-688-0170 • Fax: 418-688-9259 Ad on page 69 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 409-697-2666 • Fax: 409-697-2668
info@h2oinnovation.com info@sierrainstruments.com robocontrol@aol.com
www.h2oinnovation.com www.sierrainstruments.com www.robo-control.com

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Sierra Instruments, Inc.
5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L
Gauges Grating/Handrails/Ladders WesTech Engineering, Inc.
3625 S West Temple
Monterey, CA 93940 AMETEK PMT Fibergrate Composite Structures Inc Salt Lake City, UT 84115
800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 820 Penna Blvd. 5151 Beltline Rd., Ste. 700 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
info@sierrainstruments.com Feasterville, PA 19053 Dallas, TX 75254 info@westech-inc.com
www.sierrainstruments.com 215-355-6900 • Fax: 215-354-1802 800-527-4043 • 972-250-1633 • Fax: 972-250-1530 www.westech-inc.com
tom.guinn@ametek.com info@fibergrate.com Ad on page 45
www.ametekpmt.com www.fibergrate.com
Gates/Weirs/Flumes/Baffles Automation Products, Inc.- DYNATROL Division
Fibergrate Composite Structures Inc 3030 Maxroy St.
Houston, TX 77008-6294 Grease Removal Equipment Grinders/Shredders
5151 Beltline Rd., Ste. 700
Dallas, TX 75254 800-231-2062 • 713-869-0361 • Fax: 713-869-7332
800-527-4043 • 972-250-1633 • Fax: 972-250-1530 sales@dynatrolusa.com
info@fibergrate.com www.dynatrolusa.com Boerger, LLC
www.fibergrate.com 740 NE Harding St.
Keller America Inc. FOG Energy Minneapolis, MN 55413
813 Diligence Dr., Ste. 120 506 N Santa Cruz Ave. 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
Newport News, VA 23606 Los Gatos, CA 95030 america@boerger.com
877-253-5537 • 757-596-6680 • Fax: 757-596-6659 408-315-4242 • Fax: 415-723-7955 www.boerger.com
sales@kelleramerica.com info@fogenergycorp.com Ad on page 96
Hydro Gate www.kelleramerica.com www.fogenergycorp.com
7010 Broadway, Ste. 400 Ad on page 40
Denver, CO 80221 JDV Equipment Corporation
800-678-8228 • 303-288-7873 • Fax: 303-287-8531 USABlueBook 1 Princeton Ave.
marketing@hydrogate.com PO Box 9006 Dover, NJ 07801 Enviro-Care
www.hydrogate.com Gurnee, IL 60031 973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 5701 Industrial Ave.
800-548-1234 • 847-689-3000 • Fax: 847-689-3030 sean@jdvequipment.com Rockford, IL 61111
customerservice@usabluebook.com www.jdvequipment.com 888-805-5794 • 815-636-8306 • Fax: 815-636-8302
Rodney Hunt Co. www.usabluebook.com Ad on page 18 ecsales@enviro-care.com
46 Mill St. www.enviro-care.com
Orange, MA 01364 Novozymes
800-448-8860 • 978-544-2511 • Fax: 978-544-3928 5400 Corporate Circle Prime Solution, Inc.
tomm@rodneyhunt.com Salem, VA 24153 2861 127th Ave.
www.rodneyhunt.com Generators 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 Allegan, MI 49010
wastewater@novozymes.com 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241
www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions joe@psirotary.com
WeirWasher Automated Cleaning Systems Ad on page 83 www.psirotary.com
6107 SW Murray Blvd. • Ste. 321 Ad on page 18
Beaverton, OR 97008 2G - CENERGY Power Systems Technologies Prime Solution, Inc.
866-447-2496 • 503-706-0568 • Fax: 503-646-9293 151 College Dr. Ste. 15 2861 127th Ave. Sumitomo Drive Technologies
shawnagill@gilltrading.com Orange Park, FL 32065 Allegan, MI 49010 4200 Holland Blvd.
www.weirwasher.com 904-579-3217 • Fax: 904-406-8727 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 Chesapeake, VA 23323
Ad on page 26 info@2g-cenergy.com joe@psirotary.com 800-762-9256 • 757-485-3355 • Fax: 757-485-7490
www.2g-cenergy.com www.psirotary.com marketing@suminet.com
Ad on page 18 www.smcyclo.com

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Grit Handling/Removal/Hauling Hose/Tubing Revere Control Systems
2240 Rocky Ridge Rd.
AMWELL - A Div. of McNish Corp. Enviro-Care Larox Flowsys Inc. Birmingham, AL 35216
600 N Commons Dr., Ste. 116 5701 Industrial Ave. 808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N 800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439
Aurora, IL 60504 Rockford, IL 61111 Linthicum, MD 21090 revere@reverecontrol.com
630-898-6900 • Fax: 630-898-1647 888-805-5794 • 815-636-8306 • Fax: 815-636-8302 410-636-2250 • Fax: 410-636-9062 www.reverecontrol.com
phaizman@amwell-inc.com ecsales@enviro-care.com todd.loudin@larox.us
www.amwell-inc.com www.enviro-care.com www.larox.us Sierra Instruments, Inc.
5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L
DEL Tank & Filtration Systems USABlueBook Monterey, CA 93940
436 Hwy 93 N PO Box 9006 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402
Scott, LA 70583 Gurnee, IL 60031 info@sierrainstruments.com
800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800 800-548-1234 • 847-689-3000 • Fax: 847-689-3030 www.sierrainstruments.com
sales@deltank.com Headworks Inc. customerservice@usabluebook.com
www.deltank.com 800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340 www.usabluebook.com
Houston, TX 77042
Flo Trend Systems, Inc.
707 Lehmen St.
877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999
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Huber Technology, Inc. Watson-Marlow Pumps Group www.aerzenusa.com
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1 Princeton Ave. 973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 6 Iron Bridge Dr.
Dover, NJ 07801 sean@jdvequipment.com Aerzen USA Collegeville, PA 19426
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Smith & Loveless, Inc. 1755 La Costa Meadows Dr.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. San Marcos, CA 92078
Lenexa, KS 66215 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250 Blue-White Industries
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 fcimarcom@fluidcomponents.com 5300 Business Dr.
Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump answers@smithandloveless.com www.fluidcomponents.com Huntington Beach, CA 92649
440 West 800 S www.smithandloveless.com Ad on page 33 714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492
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801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828 www.blue-white.com
wsp.info@weirgroup.com WesTech Engineering, Inc. Gems Sensors & Controls Ad on page 4
www.weirsp.com 3625 S West Temple One Cowles Rd.
Ad on page 99 Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Plainville, CT 06062 Detcon, Inc.
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 800-378-1600 • 860-747-3000 • Fax: 860-747-4244 3200 Research Forest Dr., A-1
WesTech Engineering, Inc. info@westech-inc.com info@gemssensors.com
3625 S West Temple The Woodlands, TX 77381
www.westech-inc.com www.gemssensors.com 888-367-4286 • 713-559-9200 • Fax: 281-292-2860
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Ad on page 45
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 sales@detcon.com
info@westech-inc.com www.detcon.com
Greyline Instruments, Inc.
www.westech-inc.com Heat Exchangers 105 Water St.
Ad on page 45 Massena, NY 13662
Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Inc. Emerson Process Management
315-788-9500 • Fax: 315-764-0419 2400 Barranca Pkwy.
100 Boilermaker Ln. info@greyline.com Irvine, CA 92606
Coolidge, GA 31738-0530 www.greyline.com 800-854-8257 • 949-757-8536 • Fax: 949-474-7250
Harmonic Filters 800-666-6414 • 229-346-3545 • Fax: 229-346-3874
info@hurstboiler.com
liquid.csc@emerson.com
www.raihome.com
www.hurstboiler.com Keller America Inc.
Arteche PQ, Inc. Ad on page 47 813 Diligence Dr., Ste. 120
16964 W Victor Rd. Newport News, VA 23606
New Berlin, WI 53151 JDV Equipment Corporation 877-253-5537 • 757-596-6680 • Fax: 757-596-6659
FCI - Fluid Components International
262-754-3883 • Fax: 262-754-3993 1755 La Costa Meadows Dr.
1 Princeton Ave. sales@kelleramerica.com San Marcos, CA 92078
info@artechepq.com Dover, NJ 07801 www.kelleramerica.com
www.artechepq.com 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250
973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 Ad on page 40 fcimarcom@fluidcomponents.com
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www.jdvequipment.com Ad on page 33
Headworks Ad on page 18 Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd.
305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9
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611 Sugar Creek Rd. Canada 2882 Dow Ave.
600 N Commons Dr., Ste. 116 905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012
Aurora, IL 60504 Delavan, WI 53115 Tustin, CA 92780
800-252-5200 • 262-728-1900 • Fax: 262-728-4904 markland@sludgecontrols.com 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201
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Vactor Manufacturing USABlueBook AWT Technologies - Bioworks
1621 S Illinois St. PO Box 9006 280 Midpark Way SE, Ste. 205
Streator, IL 61364 Gurnee, IL 60031 Calgary, AB T2X 2N6
800-627-3171 • 815-672-3171 • Fax: 815-672-2779 800-548-1234 • 847-689-3000 • Fax: 847-689-3030 Canada
Hach Company sales@vactor.com customerservice@usabluebook.com 403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694
5600 Lindbergh Dr. www.vactor.com www.usabluebook.com info@awt-technologies.com
Loveland, CO 80538 www.awt-technologies.com
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932
orders@hach.com Bioscience, Inc.
www.hach.com Laboratory Equipment/Supplies Laboratory Services/Testing 966 Postal Rd.
Ads on page 5 and 96 Allentown, PA 18109
Bioscience, Inc. Bioscience, Inc. 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236
Hydromantis, Inc. 966 Postal Rd. 966 Postal Rd. bioscience@bioscienceinc.com
1 James St. S, Ste. 1601 Allentown, PA 18109 Allentown, PA 18109 www.bioscienceinc.com
Hamilton, ON L8P 4R5 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236 Ad on page 71
Canada bioscience@bioscienceinc.com bioscience@bioscienceinc.com
905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031 www.bioscienceinc.com www.bioscienceinc.com Environmental Dynamics Inc.
info@hydromantis-software.com Ad on page 71 Ad on page 71 5601 Paris Rd.
www.hydromantis.com Columbia, MO 65202
CHEMetrics, Inc. NSI Solutions, Inc. 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988
Liquid Analytical Resource, LLC 4295 Catlett Rd. 7212 ACC Blvd. edimarketing@wastewater.com
Two Shaker Rd., Ste. D212 Calverton, VA 20138 Raleigh, NC 27617 www.wastewater.com
Shirley, MA 01464 800-356-3072 • 540-788-9026 • Fax: 540-788-4856 800-234-7837 • 919-957-9672 • Fax: 919-957-7562 Ad on page 43
978-425-0300 • Fax: 978-425-9700 info@chemetrics.com nsi@nsi-es.com
LAR@execpc.com www.chemetrics.com www.nsi-es.com Headworks Inc.
www.LARLLC.com 800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340
Fluid Metering, Inc. Houston, TX 77042
Lutz-JESCO America Corp. 5 Aerial Way, Ste. 500
55 Bermar Park Syosset, NY 11791 Lagoon Products 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999
hw@headworksusa.com
Rochester, NY 14624 800-223-3388 • 516-922-6050 • Fax: 516-624-8261 www.headworksusa.com
800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025 pumps@fmipump.com
mail@jescoamerica.com www.fmipump.com Kifco, Inc.
www.jescoamerica.com Ad on page 29 700 S Schrader Ave.
Ad on page 77 Agriment Services Inc.
PO Box 1096 Havana, IL 62644
Beulaville, NC 28518 800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945
Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd. 800-641-6981 • 252-568-2648 • Fax: 262-568-2750 sales@kifco.com
305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9 www.kifco.com
Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6 agrimentservices@yahoo.com
www.agrimentservices.com Ad on page 97
Canada Hach Company
905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012 5600 Lindbergh Dr. Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd.
markland@sludgecontrols.com Loveland, CO 80538 American Pleasure Products, Inc.
2823 E Industrial Dr. 305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9
www.sludgecontrols.com 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6
Ad on page 84 orders@hach.com Rose City, MI 48654
989-685-2697 • Fax: 989-685-8484 Canada
www.hach.com 905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012
Myron L Company Ads on page 5 and 96 info@aquacycleusa.com
www.aquacycleusa.com markland@sludgecontrols.com
2450 Impala Dr. www.sludgecontrols.com
Carlsbad, CA 92010 Harmsco Filtration Products Ad on page 47
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760-438-2021 • Fax: 760-931-9189 7169 N 49th Terrace
advertising@myronl.com West Palm Beach, FL 33407
www.myronl.com 800-327-3248 • 561-848-9628 • Fax: 561-845-2474
Ad on page 53 gwillis@harmsco.com
www.harmsco.com
Revere Control Systems
2240 Rocky Ridge Rd.
Birmingham, AL 35216
800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439
revere@reverecontrol.com HEMCO Corporation
www.reverecontrol.com 711 S Powell Rd.
Independence, MO 64056
Sierra Instruments, Inc. 800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333
5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L sales@hemcocorp.com
Monterey, CA 93940 www.hemcocorp.com
800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402
info@sierrainstruments.com Liquid Analytical Resource, LLC
www.sierrainstruments.com Two Shaker Rd., Ste. D212
Shirley, MA 01464
Thermo Fisher Scientific - Water Analysis 978-425-0300 • Fax: 978-425-9700
166 Cummings Center LAR@execpc.com
Beverly, MA 01915 www.LARLLC.com
800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-6016
info@thermofisher.com Mil-Ram Technology, Inc.
www.thermoscientific.com/water 4135 Business Center Dr.
Ad on page 9 Fremont, CA 94538
888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004
sls@mil-ram.com
Ion Exchange Systems www.mil-ram.com

Nasco Whirl-Pak
901 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 As the world’s leading manufacturer of industrial self-closing safety gates,
800-558-9595 • 920-563-2446 • Fax: 920-563-6044 FabEnCo offers a full range of OSHA-required safety gates that fit unprotected
info@eNasco.com
Calgon Carbon Corporation www.eNasco.com openings up to 60 inches on ladders, platforms, stairs and mezzanines.
500 Calgon Carbon Dr. Ad on page 96
Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Custom gates are also available.
800-422-7266 • 412-787-6700 • Fax: 412-787-6676 Sierra Instruments, Inc. Aluminum and stainless steel FabEnCo Self-Closing Safety Gates are easy to
info@calgoncarbon-us.com 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L
www.calgoncarbon.com install and offer a number of advantages:
Monterey, CA 93940
800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 • Fire, Heat and Spark Resistance • Corrosion Resistance
info@sierrainstruments.com
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Jet/Vac Combination Machines www.sierrainstruments.com
• Easy Cleaning for Hygiene Conditions
Hi-Vac Corporation Thermo Fisher Scientific - Water Analysis
117 Industry Rd. 166 Cummings Center
Marietta, OH 45750 Beverly, MA 01915
800-752-2400 • 740-374-2306 • Fax: 740-374-5447 800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-6016
sales@hi-vac.com info@thermofisher.com
www.hi-vac.com www.thermoscientific.com/water
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Mixers
Chicago, IL 60609 Gurnee, IL 60031
800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028 800-548-1234 • 847-689-3000 • Fax: 847-689-3030 Ovivo USA, LLC
info@mpccontainment.com customerservice@usabluebook.com 4255 W Lake Park Blvd.
www.mpccontainment.com www.usabluebook.com Salt Lake City, UT 84120
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 ABS USA
Novozymes info.us@ovivowater.com
5400 Corporate Circle Lighting www.ovivowater.com
140 Pondview Dr.
Meriden, CT 06450
Salem, VA 24153 Ad on page 2 800-525-7790 • 203-238-2700 • Fax: 203-238-0738
800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 Rig-A-Lite info.abs.usa@cardo.com
wastewater@novozymes.com 8500 Hansen Rd. www.absgroupusa.com
www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions Houston, TX 77075 Smith & Loveless, Inc.
Ad on page 83 713-943-0340 • Fax: 713-943-8354 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. Aeration Industries International
garybarber@azz.com Lenexa, KS 66215 4100 Peavey Rd.
Prime Solution, Inc. www.rigalite.com 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 Chaska, MN 55318
2861 127th Ave. answers@smithandloveless.com 800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293
www.smithandloveless.com
Allegan, MI 49010
269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241
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joe@psirotary.com
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Ad on page 18 2500 W Arthington St. WesTech Engineering, Inc. 6306 N Alpine Rd.
Chicago, IL 60612 3625 S West Temple
800-621-4342 • 312-666-7700 • Fax: 312-666-5810 Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Loves Park, IL 61111
Probiotic Solutions info@caryloncorp.com 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
201 S Roosevelt www.caryloncorp.com solutions@aqua-aerobic.com
Chandler, AZ 85226 info@westech-inc.com
Ad on page 25 www.westech-inc.com www.aqua-aerobic.com
800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501 Ad on page 39
info@probiotic.com Ad on page 45
www.probiotic.com
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MBBR/IFAS DEL Tank & Filtration Systems
436 Hwy 93 N
Scott, LA 70583
Meters 800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800
sales@deltank.com
Headworks Inc. AMETEK PMT www.deltank.com
800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340 820 Penna Blvd.
Houston, TX 77042 Feasterville, PA 19053 ITT Water & Wastewater
877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999 215-355-6900 • Fax: 215-354-1802 14125 S Bridge Circle
hw@headworksusa.com tom.guinn@ametek.com Charlotte, NC 28273
www.headworksusa.com www.ametekpmt.com 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
usmarketingteam@itt.com
Automation Products, Inc.- DYNATROL Division www.ittwww.com
Synagro Technologies, Inc. Membrane Bioreactors (MBR) 3030 Maxroy St. Ad on page 3
1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000 Houston, TX 77008-6294
Houston, TX 77057 Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. 800-231-2062 • 713-869-0361 • Fax: 713-869-7332 Kuhn North America, Inc.
800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700 6306 N Alpine Rd. sales@dynatrolusa.com 1501 W Seventh Ave.
sales@synagro.com Loves Park, IL 61111 www.dynatrolusa.com Brodhead, WI 53520
www.synagro.com 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 608-897-2131 • Fax: 608-897-2561
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com chris.searles@kuhn.com
www.aqua-aerobic.com FCI - Fluid Components International www.kuhnnorthamerica.com
Ad on page 39 1755 La Costa Meadows Dr. Ad on page 88
San Marcos, CA 92078
Boerger, LLC 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250 Lakeside Equipment Corporation
740 NE Harding St. fcimarcom@fluidcomponents.com 1022 E Devon Ave.
Triplepoint Water Technologies Minneapolis, MN 55413 www.fluidcomponents.com Bartlett, IL 60103
611 Stevens St. 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301 Ad on page 33 630-837-5640 • Fax: 630-837-5647
Geneva, IL 60134 america@boerger.com Sales@Lakeside-Equipment.com
630-208-0720 • Fax: 630-208-9895 www.boerger.com www.Lakeside-Equipment.com
info@triplepointwater.com Ad on page 96 Greyline Instruments, Inc. Ad on page 37
www.triplepointwater.com 105 Water St.
Environmental Dynamics Inc. Massena, NY 13662 Ovivo USA, LLC
5601 Paris Rd. 315-788-9500 • Fax: 315-764-0419 4255 W Lake Park Blvd.
Columbia, MO 65202 info@greyline.com
Leak Detection Equipment 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988 www.greyline.com
Salt Lake City, UT 84120
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080
edimarketing@wastewater.com info.us@ovivowater.com
Gems Sensors & Controls www.wastewater.com www.ovivowater.com
One Cowles Rd. Ad on page 43 Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd. Ad on page 2
Plainville, CT 06062 305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9
800-378-1600 • 860-747-3000 • Fax: 860-747-4244 H2O Innovation Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6 SPX Flow Technology
info@gemssensors.com Canada 611 Sugar Creek Rd.
www.gemssensors.com 420 Blvd. Charest Est, Ste. 240
Quebec, QC G1K 8M4 905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012 Delavan, WI 53115
Canada markland@sludgecontrols.com 800-252-5200 • 262-728-1900 • Fax: 262-728-4904
Lutz-JESCO America Corp. 888-688-0170 • 418-688-0170 • Fax: 418-688-9259 www.sludgecontrols.com ft.amer.info@spx.com
55 Bermar Park Ad on page 84 www.spxft.com
Rochester, NY 14624 info@h2oinnovation.com
www.h2oinnovation.com Ad on page 57
800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025
mail@jescoamerica.com
Huber Technology, Inc. Mil-Ram Technology, Inc. Sumitomo Drive Technologies
www.jescoamerica.com 4135 Business Center Dr. 4200 Holland Blvd.
Ad on page 77 9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A
Huntersville, NC 28078 Fremont, CA 94538 Chesapeake, VA 23323
704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020 888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004 800-762-9256 • 757-485-3355 • Fax: 757-485-7490
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc. marketing@hhusa.net sls@mil-ram.com marketing@suminet.com
4135 Business Center Dr. www.mil-ram.com www.smcyclo.com
Fremont, CA 94538 www.huber-technology.com
888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004 Ad on page 7
WILO USA LLC
sls@mil-ram.com Sierra Instruments, Inc. 1290 N 25th Ave.
www.mil-ram.com 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L Melrose Park, IL 60160
Hydromantis, Inc. Monterey, CA 93940
1 James St. S, Ste. 1601 866-945-6872 • 708-338-9456 • Fax: 708-338-9455
Sierra Instruments, Inc. Hamilton, ON L8P 4R5 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 info@wilo-usa.com
5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L info@sierrainstruments.com www.wilo-usa.com
Monterey, CA 93940 Canada
905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031 www.sierrainstruments.com Ad on page 100
800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402
info@sierrainstruments.com info@hydromantis-software.com
www.hydromantis.com
www.sierrainstruments.com Thermo Fisher Scientific - Water Analysis
Koch Membrane Systems, Inc. 166 Cummings Center Monitors
Simtech Industrial Products 850 Main St. Beverly, MA 01915
47-A Runway Rd.
Wilmington, MA 01887 800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-6016 AMETEK PMT
Levittown, PA 19057 info@thermofisher.com 820 Penna Blvd.
877-777-2467 • 215-547-0444 • Fax: 215-547-9129 888-677-5624 • 978-694-7000 • Fax: 978-694-7020
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pvagell@simtechusa.com Ad on page 9 215-355-6900 • Fax: 215-354-1802
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6 Iron Bridge Dr. 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L
Collegeville, PA 19426 Monterey, CA 93940
800-959-0299 • 610-917-0991 • Fax: 610-917-0992 800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402
sales@analyticaltechnology.com info@sierrainstruments.com
www.analyticaltechnology.com www.sierrainstruments.com
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Thermo Fisher Scientific - Water Analysis
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. 166 Cummings Center
6306 N Alpine Rd. Beverly, MA 01915
Loves Park, IL 61111 800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-6016
800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 info@thermofisher.com
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com www.thermoscientific.com/water
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2325 Parklawn Dr., Ste. I Motors & Motor Controls
Waukesha, WI 53186
800-665-7133 • 262-717-9500 • Fax: 262-717-9530 Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
info@chemscan.com 6306 N Alpine Rd.
www.asaanalytics.com Loves Park, IL 61111
Ad on page 96 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com
CHEMetrics, Inc. www.aqua-aerobic.com
4295 Catlett Rd. Ad on page 39
Calverton, VA 20138
800-356-3072 • 540-788-9026 • Fax: 540-788-4856 Arteche PQ, Inc.
info@chemetrics.com 16964 W Victor Rd.
www.chemetrics.com New Berlin, WI 53151
262-754-3883 • Fax: 262-754-3993
Detcon, Inc. info@artechepq.com
3200 Research Forest Dr., A-1 www.artechepq.com
The Woodlands, TX 77381
888-367-4286 • 713-559-9200 • Fax: 281-292-2860
sales@detcon.com
www.detcon.com DSI/Dynamatic
7900 Durand Ave.
FCI - Fluid Components International Sturtevant, WI 53177
1755 La Costa Meadows Dr. 800-548-2169 • 262-554-7977 • Fax: 262-554-7041
San Marcos, CA 92078 sales@drivesourceusa.com
800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250 www.drivesourceusa.com
fcimarcom@fluidcomponents.com Ad on page 65
www.fluidcomponents.com
Ad on page 33 Eaton
1111 Superior Ave.
IntelliSys, Inc. Cleveland, OH 44114-2584
309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225 877-386-2273
Chicago, IL 60606 harrybroussard@eaton.com
800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283 www.eaton.com
sales@intellisyssoftware.com
www.intellisyssoftware.com Meltric Corporation
4640 Ironwood Dr.
Liquid Analytical Resource, LLC Franklin, WI 53132
Two Shaker Rd., Ste. D212 800-433-7642 • 414-817-6160 • Fax: 414-817-6161
Shirley, MA 01464 mail@meltric.com
978-425-0300 • Fax: 978-425-9700 www.meltric.com
LAR@execpc.com Ad on page 96
www.LARLLC.com
Revere Control Systems
LUDECA, INC. 2240 Rocky Ridge Rd.
1425 NW 88th Ave. Birmingham, AL 35216
Doral, FL 33172 800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439
305-591-8935 • Fax: 305-591-1537 revere@reverecontrol.com
info@ludeca.com www.reverecontrol.com
www.ludeca.com
Sumitomo Drive Technologies
Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd. 4200 Holland Blvd.
305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9 Chesapeake, VA 23323
Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6 800-762-9256 • 757-485-3355 • Fax: 757-485-7490
Canada marketing@suminet.com
905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012 www.smcyclo.com
markland@sludgecontrols.com
www.sludgecontrols.com
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Net Capture Systems
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc.
4135 Business Center Dr.
Fremont, CA 94538
888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004
sls@mil-ram.com Fresh Creek Technologies, Inc.
www.mil-ram.com 1384 Pompton Ave., Ste. 2
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009
Myron L Company 800-741-9486 • 973-237-9099 • Fax: 973-237-0744
2450 Impala Dr. fresh@freshcreek.com
Carlsbad, CA 92010 www.freshcreek.com
760-438-2021 • Fax: 760-931-9189 Ad on page 83
advertising@myronl.com
www.myronl.com
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Nutrient Removal
Novozymes
5400 Corporate Circle Aeration Industries International
Salem, VA 24153 4100 Peavey Rd.
800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 Chaska, MN 55318
wastewater@novozymes.com 800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293
www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions aiii@aireo2.com
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Smith & Loveless, Inc. MPC Containment Smith & Loveless, Inc.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. 4834 S Oakley Ave. 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
Lenexa, KS 66215 Chicago, IL 60609 Lenexa, KS 66215
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488
answers@smithandloveless.com info@mpccontainment.com answers@smithandloveless.com
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. www.smithandloveless.com www.mpccontainment.com www.smithandloveless.com
6306 N Alpine Rd. Ad on page 69 Ad on page 69
Loves Park, IL 61111 Novozymes
800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 5400 Corporate Circle
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com WesTech Engineering, Inc. Salem, VA 24153
www.aqua-aerobic.com 3625 S West Temple 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 WesTech Engineering, Inc.
Ad on page 39 Salt Lake City, UT 84115 wastewater@novozymes.com 3625 S West Temple
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions Salt Lake City, UT 84115
info@westech-inc.com Ad on page 83 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
AWT Technologies - Bioworks www.westech-inc.com info@westech-inc.com
280 Midpark Way SE, Ste. 205 Ad on page 45
Calgary, AB T2X 2N6 www.westech-inc.com
Canada Ad on page 45
403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694 OdorTool.com LLC
info@awt-technologies.com 716 N Helen Ave. Ozonation Equipment/Systems
Odor Control Products
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605-271-1411 • Fax: 605-330-0203 First Light Technologies, Inc.
Environmental Dynamics Inc. Agriment Services Inc. cpistulka@odortool.com 212 Ideal Way
5601 Paris Rd. PO Box 1096 www.odortool.com Poultney, VT 05764
Columbia, MO 65202 Beulaville, NC 28518 888-884-9987 • 802-287-4195 • Fax: 802-287-4489
877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988 800-641-6981 • 252-568-2648 • Fax: 262-568-2750 Probiotic Solutions sales@firstlightusa.com
edimarketing@wastewater.com agrimentservices@yahoo.com 201 S Roosevelt www.firstlightusa.com
www.wastewater.com www.agrimentservices.com Chandler, AZ 85226 Ad on page 26
Ad on page 43 800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501
BioConversion Technology info@probiotic.com
163 Northcutt Rd. www.probiotic.com
Ellijay, GA 30540 Ad on page 96
888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846
angela@bctweb.com Hach Company
Hach Company www.bctweb.com 5600 Lindbergh Dr.
5600 Lindbergh Dr. Ad on page 75 Loveland, CO 80538
Loveland, CO 80538 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932
Bionetix International Simple Solutions Distributing orders@hach.com
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 6 Jacobs Rd.
orders@hach.com 2286 Saint-Francois www.hach.com
Dorval, QC H9P 1K2 West Milford, NJ 07480 Ads on page 5 and 96
www.hach.com 866-667-8465 • 973-846-7817 • Fax: 973-858-0215
Ads on page 5 and 96 Canada
514-684-9393 • Fax: 514-684-7218 amcgibbon@industrialodorcontrol.com ITT Water & Wastewater
info@bionetix.ca www.IndustrialOdorControl.com 14125 S Bridge Circle
Headworks Inc. www.bionetix-international.com Ad on page 96 Charlotte, NC 28273
800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
Houston, TX 77042 Bioscience, Inc. Simtech Industrial Products usmarketingteam@itt.com
877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999 966 Postal Rd. 47-A Runway Rd. www.ittwww.com
hw@headworksusa.com Allentown, PA 18109 Levittown, PA 19057 Ad on page 3
www.headworksusa.com 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236 877-777-2467 • 215-547-0444 • Fax: 215-547-9129
bioscience@bioscienceinc.com pvagell@simtechusa.com Mazzei Injector Company, LLC
www.bioscienceinc.com www.simtechusa.com 500 Rooster Dr.
Hydromantis, Inc. Ad on page 71 Bakersfield, CA 93307
1 James St. S, Ste. 1601 Watson-Marlow Pumps Group 661-363-6500 • Fax: 661-363-7500
Hamilton, ON L8P 4R5 37 Upton Technology Park wastewater@mazzei.net
Canada Wilmington, MA 01887 www.mazzei.net
905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031 800-282-8823 • 978-658-6168 • Fax: 978-658-0041
info@hydromantis-software.com support@wmpg.us UV Superstore, Inc.
www.hydromantis.com www.wmpg.com 820 Tucker Ct.
Calgon Carbon Corporation Winder, GA 30680
770-307-3882 • Fax: 770-307-3872
ITT Water & Wastewater 500 Calgon Carbon Dr.
14125 S Bridge Circle Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Oxidation Ditches sales@uvsuperstore.com
www.uvsuperstore.com
Charlotte, NC 28273 800-422-7266 • 412-787-6700 • Fax: 412-787-6676
info@calgoncarbon-us.com Ad on page 92
704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
usmarketingteam@itt.com www.calgoncarbon.com
www.ittwww.com
Ad on page 3
Pest Control
Central Life Sciences
Eccentric Pumps, LLC Aeration Industries International 1501 E Woodfield Rd. Ste. 200W
Kemira PO Box 190159 4100 Peavey Rd. Schaumburg, IL 60173
3211 Clinton Pkwy. Ct., Ste. 1 Atlanta, GA 31119 Chaska, MN 55318 800-367-0659 • 847-330-5368 • Fax: 847-647-8940
Lawrence, KS 66047 404-816-4760 • Fax: 404-816-4759 800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293 conrel@central.com
800-879-6353 • 785-842-7424 • Fax: 785-842-2629 sales@eccentricpumps.com aiii@aireo2.com www.strikeproducts.com
us.info@kemira.com www.eccentricpumps.com www.aireo2.com Ad on page 23
www.kemira.com
ITT Water & Wastewater Environmental Dynamics Inc.
Kifco, Inc. 14125 S Bridge Circle 5601 Paris Rd. Phosphorous Removal
Charlotte, NC 28273 Columbia, MO 65202
700 S Schrader Ave. 877-334-2478 • 573-474-9456 • Fax: 573-474-6988
Havana, IL 62644 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 Kemira
usmarketingteam@itt.com edimarketing@wastewater.com 3211 Clinton Pkwy. Ct., Ste. 1
800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945 www.wastewater.com
sales@kifco.com www.ittwww.com Lawrence, KS 66047
Ad on page 3 Ad on page 43 800-879-6353 • 785-842-7424 • Fax: 785-842-2629
www.kifco.com
Ad on page 97 us.info@kemira.com
ITT Water & Wastewater www.kemira.com
14125 S Bridge Circle
Novozymes Charlotte, NC 28273
5400 Corporate Circle Kemira 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 Pipe
Salem, VA 24153 3211 Clinton Pkwy. Ct., Ste. 1 usmarketingteam@itt.com
800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 Lawrence, KS 66047 www.ittwww.com Asahi/America
wastewater@novozymes.com 800-879-6353 • 785-842-7424 • Fax: 785-842-2629 Ad on page 3 35 Green St.
www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions us.info@kemira.com Malden, MA 02148
Ad on page 83 www.kemira.com 800-343-3618 • 781-321-5409 • Fax: 800-426-7058
asahi@asahi-america.com
Ovivo USA, LLC Met-Pro Environmental Air Solutions www.asahi-america.com
1550 Industrial Dr. Ovivo USA, LLC
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. 4255 W Lake Park Blvd. GF Piping Systems
Salt Lake City, UT 84120 Owosso, MI 48867
800-621-0734 • 989-725-8184 • Fax: 989-725-8188 Salt Lake City, UT 84120 2882 Dow Ave.
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 Tustin, CA 92780
info.us@ovivowater.com info@mpeas.com
www.mpeas.com info.us@ovivowater.com 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201
www.ovivowater.com www.ovivowater.com us.ps@georgfischer.com
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Kemira
3211 Clinton Pkwy. Ct., Ste. 1
Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd.
305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9
Pump Controls
Lawrence, KS 66047 Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6 Boerger, LLC
800-879-6353 • 785-842-7424 • Fax: 785-842-2629 Canada 740 NE Harding St.
Penn Stainless Products us.info@kemira.com 905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012 Minneapolis, MN 55413
190 Kelly Rd. www.kemira.com markland@sludgecontrols.com
Quakertown, PA 18951 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
www.sludgecontrols.com america@boerger.com
800-222-6144 • 215-536-3053 • Fax: 215-536-3255 Prime Solution, Inc. Ad on page 84 www.boerger.com
info@pennstainless.com 2861 127th Ave. Ad on page 96
www.pennstainless.com Allegan, MI 49010 Mil-Ram Technology, Inc.
269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 4135 Business Center Dr. Eaton
Robert-James Sales, Inc. joe@psirotary.com Fremont, CA 94538 1111 Superior Ave.
2585 Walden Ave. www.psirotary.com 888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004
Buffalo, NY 14217 Cleveland, OH 44114-2584
Ad on page 18 sls@mil-ram.com 877-386-2273
800-666-0088 • 716-651-6000 • Fax: 716-651-0234 www.mil-ram.com
purch@rjsales.com harrybroussard@eaton.com
www.eaton.com
www.rjsales.com Ovivo USA, LLC
Ad on page 59 4255 W Lake Park Blvd.
Process Control Equipment Salt Lake City, UT 84120
EBARA Fluid Handling
1651 Cedar Line Dr.
Simtech Industrial Products 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 Rock Hill, SC 29730
47-A Runway Rd. Aerzen USA info.us@ovivowater.com
Levittown, PA 19057 108 Independence Way 803-327-5005 • Fax: 803-327-5097
www.ovivowater.com sales@pumpsebara.com
877-777-2467 • 215-547-0444 • Fax: 215-547-9129 Coatesville, PA 19320 Ad on page 2
pvagell@simtechusa.com 610-517-0758 • Fax: 610-380-0278 www.pumpsebara.com
www.simtechusa.com inquiries@aerzenusa.com Prime Solution, Inc.
www.aerzenusa.com 2861 127th Ave.
Gorman-Rupp Company
Vactor Manufacturing Ad on page 17 600 S Airport Rd.
Allegan, MI 49010 Mansfield, OH 44903
1621 S Illinois St. 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241
Streator, IL 61364 Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. 419-755-1011 • Fax: 419-755-1208
joe@psirotary.com grsales@gormanrupp.com
800-627-3171 • 815-672-3171 • Fax: 815-672-2779 6306 N Alpine Rd. www.psirotary.com
sales@vactor.com Loves Park, IL 61111 www.GRpumps.com
Ad on page 18 Ad on page 89
www.vactor.com 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
solutions@aqua-aerobic.com Sierra Instruments, Inc.
www.aqua-aerobic.com Greyline Instruments, Inc.
Pipe Cleaning/Inspection Ad on page 39
5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L
Monterey, CA 93940
105 Water St.
Massena, NY 13662
800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 315-788-9500 • Fax: 315-764-0419
Carylon Corporation ASA Analytics info@sierrainstruments.com
2500 W Arthington St. 2325 Parklawn Dr., Ste. I info@greyline.com
www.sierrainstruments.com www.greyline.com
Chicago, IL 60612 Waukesha, WI 53186
800-621-4342 • 312-666-7700 • Fax: 312-666-5810 800-665-7133 • 262-717-9500 • Fax: 262-717-9530 Thermo Fisher Scientific - Water Analysis
info@caryloncorp.com info@chemscan.com 166 Cummings Center
ITT Water & Wastewater
www.caryloncorp.com www.asaanalytics.com 14125 S Bridge Circle
Beverly, MA 01915 Charlotte, NC 28273
Ad on page 25 Ad on page 96 800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-6016 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
info@thermofisher.com usmarketingteam@itt.com
Automation Products, Inc.- DYNATROL Division www.thermoscientific.com/water
3030 Maxroy St. www.ittwww.com
Ad on page 9 Ad on page 3
Houston, TX 77008-6294
Doetsch Environmental Services 800-231-2062 • 713-869-0361 • Fax: 713-869-7332
21221 Mullin sales@dynatrolusa.com
Warren, MI 48089 www.dynatrolusa.com
586-755-2090 • Fax: 586-755-2099
joe@doetschenv.com AWT Technologies - Bioworks
www.doetschenv.com 280 Midpark Way SE, Ste. 205
Calgary, AB T2X 2N6
Canada
403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694
info@awt-technologies.com
www.awt-technologies.com
RootX
PO Box 7626 Detcon, Inc.
Salem, OR 97303 3200 Research Forest Dr., A-1
800-844-4974 • 503-364-2999 • Fax: 503-485-5229 The Woodlands, TX 77381
rootx@rootx.com 888-367-4286 • 713-559-9200 • Fax: 281-292-2860
www.rootx.com sales@detcon.com
www.detcon.com
Polymers FCI - Fluid Components International
1755 La Costa Meadows Dr.
BASF Corporation - Water Solutions Division San Marcos, CA 92078
2371 Wilroy Rd. 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250
Suffolk, VA 23439 fcimarcom@fluidcomponents.com
800-322-3885 • 757-538-5257 • Fax: 757-538-5038 www.fluidcomponents.com
water.solutions.na@basf.com Ad on page 33
www.watersolutions.basf.com
Ad on page 98

BioConversion Technology
163 Northcutt Rd.
Ellijay, GA 30540 Hach Company
888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846 5600 Lindbergh Dr.
angela@bctweb.com Loveland, CO 80538
www.bctweb.com 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932
Ad on page 75 orders@hach.com
www.hach.com
Flo Trend Systems, Inc. Ads on page 5 and 96
707 Lehmen St.
Houston, TX 77018 Lakeside Equipment Corporation
800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054 1022 E Devon Ave.
rcaughman@flotrend.com Bartlett, IL 60103
www.flotrend.com 630-837-5640 • Fax: 630-837-5647
Ad on page 35 Sales@Lakeside-Equipment.com
www.Lakeside-Equipment.com
H2O Innovation Ad on page 37
420 Blvd. Charest Est, Ste. 240
Quebec, QC G1K 8M4 Larox Flowsys Inc.
Canada 808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N
888-688-0170 • 418-688-0170 • Fax: 418-688-9259 Linthicum, MD 21090
info@h2oinnovation.com 410-636-2250 • Fax: 410-636-9062
www.h2oinnovation.com todd.loudin@larox.us
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Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
55 Bermar Park
Flo Trend Systems, Inc.
707 Lehmen St.
Pumps - Chemical Feed
Rochester, NY 14624 Houston, TX 77018
800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025 Komline-Sanderson 800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054
mail@jescoamerica.com 12 Holland Ave. rcaughman@flotrend.com
www.jescoamerica.com Peapack, NJ 07977 www.flotrend.com
Ad on page 77 800-225-5457 • 908-234-1000 • Fax: 908-234-9487 Ad on page 35 Blue-White Industries
info@komline.com 5300 Business Dr.
Meltric Corporation www.komline.com Huntington Beach, CA 92649
4640 Ironwood Dr. Ad on page 96 714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492
Franklin, WI 53132 sales@blue-white.com
800-433-7642 • 414-817-6160 • Fax: 414-817-6161 Lutz-JESCO America Corp. Global Pump www.blue-white.com
mail@meltric.com 55 Bermar Park 10162 E Coldwater Rd. Ad on page 4
www.meltric.com Rochester, NY 14624 Davison, MI 48423
Ad on page 96 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025 866-360-7867 • 810-653-4828 • Fax: 810-658-0632
mail@jescoamerica.com info@globalpump.com
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions www.jescoamerica.com www.globalpump.com Eccentric Pumps, LLC
700 Emlen Way Ad on page 77 PO Box 190159
Telford, PA 18969 Atlanta, GA 31119
800-392-7621 • 215-723-8155 • Fax: 215-723-2197 Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions 404-816-4760 • Fax: 404-816-4759
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info@mp-gps.com 700 Emlen Way sales@eccentricpumps.com

www.mp-gps.com Telford, PA 18969 www.eccentricpumps.com
800-392-7621 • 215-723-8155 • Fax: 215-723-2197
Milton Roy Company info@mp-gps.com Flo Trend Systems, Inc.
201 Ivyland Rd. www.mp-gps.com Gorman-Rupp Company 707 Lehmen St.
Ivyland, PA 18974 600 S Airport Rd. Houston, TX 77018
877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620 Milton Roy Company Mansfield, OH 44903 800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054
info@miltonroy.com 201 Ivyland Rd. 419-755-1011 • Fax: 419-755-1208 rcaughman@flotrend.com
www.miltonroy-americas.com Ivyland, PA 18974 grsales@gormanrupp.com www.flotrend.com
877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620 www.GRpumps.com Ad on page 35
Revere Control Systems info@miltonroy.com Ad on page 89
2240 Rocky Ridge Rd. www.miltonroy-americas.com Fluid Metering, Inc.
Birmingham, AL 35216 ITT Water & Wastewater 5 Aerial Way, Ste. 500
800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439 Palmetto Inc. 14125 S Bridge Circle Syosset, NY 11791
revere@reverecontrol.com 25 Engerman Ave. Charlotte, NC 28273 800-223-3388 • 516-922-6050 • Fax: 516-624-8261
www.reverecontrol.com Denton, MD 21629 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 pumps@fmipump.com
800-445-4406 • 410-479-2244 • Fax: 410-479-0836 usmarketingteam@itt.com www.fmipump.com
seepex, Inc. info@palmettopackings.com www.ittwww.com Ad on page 29
511 Speedway Dr. www.palmettopackings.com Ad on page 3
Enon, OH 45323 Ad on page 95 Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157 Kifco, Inc. 55 Bermar Park
sales@seepex.net seepex, Inc. 700 S Schrader Ave. Rochester, NY 14624
www.seepex.com 511 Speedway Dr. Havana, IL 62644 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025
Ad on page 61 Enon, OH 45323 800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945 mail@jescoamerica.com
937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157 sales@kifco.com www.jescoamerica.com
Singer Valve Inc. sales@seepex.net www.kifco.com Ad on page 77
12850 - 87th Ave. www.seepex.com Ad on page 97
Surrey, BC V3W 3H9 Ad on page 61 Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions
Canada Lutz-JESCO America Corp. 700 Emlen Way
604-594-5404 • Fax: 604-594-8845 Smith & Loveless, Inc. 55 Bermar Park Telford, PA 18969
singer@singervalve.com 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. Rochester, NY 14624 800-392-7621 • 215-723-8155 • Fax: 215-723-2197
www.singervalve.com Lenexa, KS 66215 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025 info@mp-gps.com
Ad on page 97 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 mail@jescoamerica.com www.mp-gps.com
answers@smithandloveless.com www.jescoamerica.com
Smith & Loveless, Inc. www.smithandloveless.com Ad on page 77
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. Ad on page 69
Lenexa, KS 66215 Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 700 Emlen Way Milton Roy Company
answers@smithandloveless.com Telford, PA 18969 201 Ivyland Rd.
www.smithandloveless.com
Ad on page 69
Pumps - Alignment/Vibration 800-392-7621 • 215-723-8155 • Fax: 215-723-2197
info@mp-gps.com
Ivyland, PA 18974
877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620
www.mp-gps.com info@miltonroy.com
www.miltonroy-americas.com
Pump Parts/Supplies/Service Smith & Loveless, Inc.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc.
ABBA Pump Parts & Service LUDECA, INC. Lenexa, KS 66215 998 Easton Rd.
5370 Munro Ct. 1425 NW 88th Ave. 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 Warrington, PA 18976
Burlington, ON L7L 5N8 Doral, FL 33172 answers@smithandloveless.com 800-311-3311 • 215-343-8750 • Fax: 215-343-8753
Canada 305-591-8935 • Fax: 305-591-1537 www.smithandloveless.com info@pennvalleypump.com
800-268-5142 • 905-333-2720 • Fax: 905-333-0973 info@ludeca.com Ad on page 69 www.pennvalleypump.com
wendy_j@abbaparts.com www.ludeca.com
www.abbaparts.com SPX Flow Technology Prime Solution, Inc.
611 Sugar Creek Rd. 2861 127th Ave.
Global Pump
10162 E Coldwater Rd. Pumps - Centrifugal Delavan, WI 53115
800-252-5200 • 262-728-1900 • Fax: 262-728-4904
Allegan, MI 49010
269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241
Davison, MI 48423 ft.amer.info@spx.com joe@psirotary.com
866-360-7867 • 810-653-4828 • Fax: 810-658-0632 ABBA Pump Parts & Service www.spxft.com www.psirotary.com
info@globalpump.com 5370 Munro Ct. Ad on page 18
Burlington, ON L7L 5N8 Ad on page 57
www.globalpump.com
Canada seepex, Inc.
800-268-5142 • 905-333-2720 • Fax: 905-333-0973 511 Speedway Dr.
wendy_j@abbaparts.com Enon, OH 45323
www.abbaparts.com 937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157
sales@seepex.net
Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump www.seepex.com
Gorman-Rupp Company DEL Tank & Filtration Systems Ad on page 61
600 S Airport Rd. 436 Hwy 93 N 440 West 800 S
Mansfield, OH 44903 Scott, LA 70583 Salt Lake City, UT 84101
419-755-1011 • Fax: 419-755-1208 800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800 801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828
grsales@gormanrupp.com sales@deltank.com wsp.info@weirgroup.com
www.GRpumps.com www.deltank.com www.weirsp.com
Ad on page 89 Ad on page 99

WILO USA LLC Watson-Marlow Pumps Group

ITT Water & Wastewater EBARA Fluid Handling 37 Upton Technology Park
14125 S Bridge Circle 1651 Cedar Line Dr. 1290 N 25th Ave.
Melrose Park, IL 60160 Wilmington, MA 01887
Charlotte, NC 28273 Rock Hill, SC 29730 800-282-8823 • 978-658-6168 • Fax: 978-658-0041
704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 803-327-5005 • Fax: 803-327-5097 866-945-6872 • 708-338-9456 • Fax: 708-338-9455
info@wilo-usa.com support@wmpg.us
usmarketingteam@itt.com sales@pumpsebara.com www.wmpg.com
www.ittwww.com www.pumpsebara.com www.wilo-usa.com
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Pumps - Chopper Kifco, Inc.
700 S Schrader Ave.
Smith & Loveless, Inc.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
Boerger, LLC Havana, IL 62644 Lenexa, KS 66215
740 NE Harding St. 800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488
sales@kifco.com ABS USA answers@smithandloveless.com
Minneapolis, MN 55413 140 Pondview Dr.
612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301 www.kifco.com www.smithandloveless.com
Ad on page 97 Meriden, CT 06450 Ad on page 69
america@boerger.com 800-525-7790 • 203-238-2700 • Fax: 203-238-0738
www.boerger.com info.abs.usa@cardo.com
Ad on page 96 Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc. www.absgroupusa.com
998 Easton Rd.
Kifco, Inc. Warrington, PA 18976 EBARA Fluid Handling
700 S Schrader Ave. 800-311-3311 • 215-343-8750 • Fax: 215-343-8753 1651 Cedar Line Dr.
Havana, IL 62644 Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump
info@pennvalleypump.com Rock Hill, SC 29730 440 West 800 S
800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945 www.pennvalleypump.com 803-327-5005 • Fax: 803-327-5097
sales@kifco.com Salt Lake City, UT 84101
sales@pumpsebara.com 801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828
www.kifco.com www.pumpsebara.com
Ad on page 97 wsp.info@weirgroup.com
www.weirsp.com
Liquid Waste Technology LLC Ad on page 99
1750 Madison Ave.
Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump
New Richmond, WI 54017
800-243-1406 • 715-246-2888 • Fax: 715-246-2573 440 West 800 S Pumps - Grinder/Sump
sales@lwtpithog.com Salt Lake City, UT 84101
www.lwtpithog.com 801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828
wsp.info@weirgroup.com Gorman-Rupp Company
www.weirsp.com 600 S Airport Rd.
seepex, Inc. Ad on page 99 Mansfield, OH 44903
511 Speedway Dr. 419-755-1011 • Fax: 419-755-1208
ABS USA
Enon, OH 45323 140 Pondview Dr.
WILO USA LLC grsales@gormanrupp.com Meriden, CT 06450
937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157 www.GRpumps.com
sales@seepex.net 1290 N 25th Ave. 800-525-7790 • 203-238-2700 • Fax: 203-238-0738
Melrose Park, IL 60160 Ad on page 89 info.abs.usa@cardo.com
www.seepex.com
Ad on page 61 866-945-6872 • 708-338-9456 • Fax: 708-338-9455 www.absgroupusa.com
info@wilo-usa.com Kifco, Inc.
www.wilo-usa.com 700 S Schrader Ave. Boerger, LLC
Ad on page 100 Havana, IL 62644 740 NE Harding St.
800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945 Minneapolis, MN 55413
sales@kifco.com 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
www.kifco.com america@boerger.com
Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump Ad on page 97
440 West 800 S Pumps - Diaphragm www.boerger.com
Ad on page 96
Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions
801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828 700 Emlen Way
wsp.info@weirgroup.com Telford, PA 18969
EBARA Fluid Handling
www.weirsp.com 1651 Cedar Line Dr.
800-392-7621 • 215-723-8155 • Fax: 215-723-2197 Rock Hill, SC 29730
Ad on page 99 Blue-White Industries info@mp-gps.com 803-327-5005 • Fax: 803-327-5097
5300 Business Dr. www.mp-gps.com sales@pumpsebara.com
Huntington Beach, CA 92649 www.pumpsebara.com
714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492
Pumps - Dewatering/Bypass sales@blue-white.com
www.blue-white.com
Ad on page 4

ABS USA ROTARY PRESS

140 Pondview Dr. Komline-Sanderson
Meriden, CT 06450 12 Holland Ave.
800-525-7790 • 203-238-2700 • Fax: 203-238-0738 Peapack, NJ 07977
info.abs.usa@cardo.com 800-225-5457 • 908-234-1000 • Fax: 908-234-9487
DEWATERING
www.absgroupusa.com info@komline.com
www.komline.com
Ad on page 96
High capture rate
Boerger, LLC
740 NE Harding St.
High cake solids
Minneapolis, MN 55413 Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301 55 Bermar Park
america@boerger.com Rochester, NY 14624
www.boerger.com 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025
Ad on page 96 mail@jescoamerica.com
www.jescoamerica.com
Ad on page 77
EBARA Fluid Handling
1651 Cedar Line Dr.
Rock Hill, SC 29730 Milton Roy Company
803-327-5005 • Fax: 803-327-5097 201 Ivyland Rd.
sales@pumpsebara.com Ivyland, PA 18974
www.pumpsebara.com 877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620
info@miltonroy.com Over 300
www.miltonroy-americas.com
Global Pump Installations
10162 E Coldwater Rd. US Patent 7,166,229
Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc.
Worldwide
Davison, MI 48423
866-360-7867 • 810-653-4828 • Fax: 810-658-0632 998 Easton Rd.
Low Speed, Low Power,
info@globalpump.com Warrington, PA 18976 Low Maintenance,
www.globalpump.com 800-311-3311 • 215-343-8750 • Fax: 215-343-8753 Fully-Automated, Operator-
info@pennvalleypump.com
www.pennvalleypump.com
Friendly Municipal and
Industrial Applications

Pumps - Effluent
Gorman-Rupp Company ABBA Pump Parts & Service Since 1960
600 S Airport Rd. 5370 Munro Ct.
Mansfield, OH 44903
3787 Frontenac W., Thetford Mines, Qc., Canada
Burlington, ON L7L 5N8
419-755-1011 • Fax: 419-755-1208 Canada
Tel: (418) 423-4241 Fax: (418) 423-7366
grsales@gormanrupp.com 800-268-5142 • 905-333-2720 • Fax: 905-333-0973
www.rotary-press.com
www.GRpumps.com wendy_j@abbaparts.com
Ad on page 89
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Gorman-Rupp Company
600 S Airport Rd.
Pumps - Peristaltic Flo Trend Systems, Inc.
707 Lehmen St.
Mansfield, OH 44903 Houston, TX 77018 Boerger, LLC
419-755-1011 • Fax: 419-755-1208 800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054 740 NE Harding St.
grsales@gormanrupp.com rcaughman@flotrend.com Minneapolis, MN 55413
www.GRpumps.com www.flotrend.com 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
Ad on page 89 Blue-White Industries Ad on page 35 america@boerger.com
5300 Business Dr.
Huntington Beach, CA 92649 www.boerger.com
Larox Flowsys Inc. Ad on page 96
ITT Water & Wastewater 714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492 808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N
14125 S Bridge Circle sales@blue-white.com Linthicum, MD 21090
Charlotte, NC 28273 www.blue-white.com 410-636-2250 • Fax: 410-636-9062
EBARA Fluid Handling
704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 Ad on page 4 1651 Cedar Line Dr.
todd.loudin@larox.us Rock Hill, SC 29730
usmarketingteam@itt.com www.larox.us
www.ittwww.com 803-327-5005 • Fax: 803-327-5097
Ad on page 3 sales@pumpsebara.com
Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc. www.pumpsebara.com
Eccentric Pumps, LLC 998 Easton Rd.
PO Box 190159 Warrington, PA 18976
seepex, Inc. Atlanta, GA 31119 800-311-3311 • 215-343-8750 • Fax: 215-343-8753 Flo Trend Systems, Inc.
511 Speedway Dr. 404-816-4760 • Fax: 404-816-4759 info@pennvalleypump.com 707 Lehmen St.
TPOMAG.COM/DIRECTORY

Enon, OH 45323 sales@eccentricpumps.com www.pennvalleypump.com

www.eccentricpumps.com Houston, TX 77018
937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157 800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054
sales@seepex.net seepex, Inc. rcaughman@flotrend.com
www.seepex.com Fluid Metering, Inc. 511 Speedway Dr. www.flotrend.com
Ad on page 61 5 Aerial Way, Ste. 500 Enon, OH 45323 Ad on page 35
Syosset, NY 11791 937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157
800-223-3388 • 516-922-6050 • Fax: 516-624-8261 sales@seepex.net
Vaughan Company, Inc. pumps@fmipump.com Global Pump
364 Monte-Elma Rd. www.seepex.com
www.fmipump.com Ad on page 61 10162 E Coldwater Rd.
Montesano, WA 98563 Ad on page 29 Davison, MI 48423
888-249-2467 • 360-249-4042 • Fax: 360-249-6155 866-360-7867 • 810-653-4828 • Fax: 810-658-0632
info@chopperpumps.com
www.chopperpumps.com
Kifco, Inc. Pumps - Rotary Lobe info@globalpump.com
700 S Schrader Ave. www.globalpump.com
Ad on page 85 Havana, IL 62644
800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945
WILO USA LLC sales@kifco.com Boerger, LLC
1290 N 25th Ave. www.kifco.com 740 NE Harding St.
Melrose Park, IL 60160 Ad on page 97 Minneapolis, MN 55413
866-945-6872 • 708-338-9456 • Fax: 708-338-9455 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
info@wilo-usa.com Larox Flowsys Inc. america@boerger.com
www.wilo-usa.com 808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N Gorman-Rupp Company
www.boerger.com 600 S Airport Rd.
Ad on page 100 Linthicum, MD 21090 Ad on page 96
410-636-2250 • Fax: 410-636-9062 Mansfield, OH 44903
419-755-1011 • Fax: 419-755-1208
todd.loudin@larox.us Global Pump grsales@gormanrupp.com
Pumps - Metering www.larox.us 10162 E Coldwater Rd.
Davison, MI 48423
www.GRpumps.com
Ad on page 89
Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc. 866-360-7867 • 810-653-4828 • Fax: 810-658-0632
998 Easton Rd. info@globalpump.com
Warrington, PA 18976 www.globalpump.com ITT Water & Wastewater
800-311-3311 • 215-343-8750 • Fax: 215-343-8753 14125 S Bridge Circle
Blue-White Industries info@pennvalleypump.com Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc. Charlotte, NC 28273
5300 Business Dr. www.pennvalleypump.com 998 Easton Rd.
Huntington Beach, CA 92649 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
Warrington, PA 18976 usmarketingteam@itt.com
714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492 Prime Solution, Inc. 800-311-3311 • 215-343-8750 • Fax: 215-343-8753
sales@blue-white.com www.ittwww.com
2861 127th Ave. info@pennvalleypump.com Ad on page 3
www.blue-white.com Allegan, MI 49010 www.pennvalleypump.com
Ad on page 4 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241
joe@psirotary.com Prime Solution, Inc. Kifco, Inc.
www.psirotary.com 2861 127th Ave. 700 S Schrader Ave.
Ad on page 18 Allegan, MI 49010 Havana, IL 62644
Eccentric Pumps, LLC 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945
PO Box 190159 seepex, Inc. joe@psirotary.com sales@kifco.com
Atlanta, GA 31119 511 Speedway Dr. www.psirotary.com www.kifco.com
404-816-4760 • Fax: 404-816-4759 Enon, OH 45323 Ad on page 18 Ad on page 97
sales@eccentricpumps.com 937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157
www.eccentricpumps.com sales@seepex.net SPX Flow Technology
www.seepex.com 611 Sugar Creek Rd.
Ad on page 61 Delavan, WI 53115 Komline-Sanderson
Larox Flowsys Inc. 800-252-5200 • 262-728-1900 • Fax: 262-728-4904
808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N 12 Holland Ave.
USABlueBook ft.amer.info@spx.com Peapack, NJ 07977
Linthicum, MD 21090 PO Box 9006 www.spxft.com
410-636-2250 • Fax: 410-636-9062 800-225-5457 • 908-234-1000 • Fax: 908-234-9487
Gurnee, IL 60031 Ad on page 57 info@komline.com
todd.loudin@larox.us 800-548-1234 • 847-689-3000 • Fax: 847-689-3030
www.larox.us www.komline.com
customerservice@usabluebook.com Ad on page 96
www.usabluebook.com

Watson-Marlow Pumps Group Pumps - Screw Novozymes

37 Upton Technology Park 5400 Corporate Circle
Milton Roy Company Wilmington, MA 01887 Salem, VA 24153
201 Ivyland Rd. 800-282-8823 • 978-658-6168 • Fax: 978-658-0041
Ivyland, PA 18974 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173
support@wmpg.us wastewater@novozymes.com
877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620 www.wmpg.com
info@miltonroy.com www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions
www.miltonroy-americas.com Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump Ad on page 83
440 West 800 S
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc.
SPX Flow Technology Pumps - Progressive Cavity 801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828
wsp.info@weirgroup.com 998 Easton Rd.
611 Sugar Creek Rd. Warrington, PA 18976
Delavan, WI 53115 www.weirsp.com
Ad on page 99 800-311-3311 • 215-343-8750 • Fax: 215-343-8753
800-252-5200 • 262-728-1900 • Fax: 262-728-4904 info@pennvalleypump.com
ft.amer.info@spx.com Boerger, LLC www.pennvalleypump.com
www.spxft.com
Ad on page 57
740 NE Harding St.
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Pumps - Solids/Sludge
612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301 ABBA Pump Parts & Service seepex, Inc.
Watson-Marlow Pumps Group america@boerger.com 5370 Munro Ct. 511 Speedway Dr.
37 Upton Technology Park www.boerger.com Burlington, ON L7L 5N8 Enon, OH 45323
Wilmington, MA 01887 Ad on page 96 Canada 937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157
800-282-8823 • 978-658-6168 • Fax: 978-658-0041 800-268-5142 • 905-333-2720 • Fax: 905-333-0973 sales@seepex.net
support@wmpg.us wendy_j@abbaparts.com www.seepex.com
www.wmpg.com www.abbaparts.com Ad on page 61

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SPX Flow Technology Smith & Loveless, Inc.
611 Sugar Creek Rd. 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
Delavan, WI 53115 Lenexa, KS 66215
800-252-5200 • 262-728-1900 • Fax: 262-728-4904 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488
ft.amer.info@spx.com answers@smithandloveless.com
www.spxft.com Gorman-Rupp Company Gorman-Rupp Company www.smithandloveless.com
Ad on page 57 600 S Airport Rd. 600 S Airport Rd. Ad on page 69
Mansfield, OH 44903 Mansfield, OH 44903
Vaughan Company, Inc. 419-755-1011 • Fax: 419-755-1208 419-755-1011 • Fax: 419-755-1208 Vaughan Company, Inc.
364 Monte-Elma Rd. grsales@gormanrupp.com grsales@gormanrupp.com 364 Monte-Elma Rd.
Montesano, WA 98563 www.GRpumps.com www.GRpumps.com Montesano, WA 98563
888-249-2467 • 360-249-4042 • Fax: 360-249-6155 Ad on page 89 Ad on page 89 888-249-2467 • 360-249-4042 • Fax: 360-249-6155
info@chopperpumps.com info@chopperpumps.com
www.chopperpumps.com ITT Water & Wastewater ITT Water & Wastewater www.chopperpumps.com
Ad on page 85 14125 S Bridge Circle 14125 S Bridge Circle Ad on page 85
Charlotte, NC 28273 Charlotte, NC 28273
704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
usmarketingteam@itt.com usmarketingteam@itt.com
www.ittwww.com www.ittwww.com
Ad on page 3 Ad on page 3
Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump
Watson-Marlow Pumps Group Kifco, Inc. Kifco, Inc. 440 West 800 S
37 Upton Technology Park 700 S Schrader Ave. 700 S Schrader Ave. Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Wilmington, MA 01887 Havana, IL 62644 Havana, IL 62644 801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828
800-282-8823 • 978-658-6168 • Fax: 978-658-0041 800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945 800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945 wsp.info@weirgroup.com
support@wmpg.us sales@kifco.com sales@kifco.com www.weirsp.com
www.wmpg.com www.kifco.com www.kifco.com Ad on page 99
Ad on page 97 Ad on page 97
WILO USA LLC
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions 1290 N 25th Ave.
700 Emlen Way 700 Emlen Way Melrose Park, IL 60160
Telford, PA 18969 Telford, PA 18969 866-945-6872 • 708-338-9456 • Fax: 708-338-9455
Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump 800-392-7621 • 215-723-8155 • Fax: 215-723-2197 800-392-7621 • 215-723-8155 • Fax: 215-723-2197 info@wilo-usa.com
440 West 800 S info@mp-gps.com info@mp-gps.com www.wilo-usa.com
Salt Lake City, UT 84101 www.mp-gps.com www.mp-gps.com Ad on page 100
801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828
wsp.info@weirgroup.com seepex, Inc. seepex, Inc.
www.weirsp.com 511 Speedway Dr. 511 Speedway Dr.
Ad on page 99 Enon, OH 45323 Enon, OH 45323 Recorders
937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157 937-864-7150 • Fax: 937-864-7157
WILO USA LLC sales@seepex.net sales@seepex.net IntelliSys, Inc.
1290 N 25th Ave. www.seepex.com www.seepex.com 309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225
Melrose Park, IL 60160 Ad on page 61 Ad on page 61 Chicago, IL 60606
866-945-6872 • 708-338-9456 • Fax: 708-338-9455 800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283
info@wilo-usa.com SPX Flow Technology sales@intellisyssoftware.com
www.wilo-usa.com 611 Sugar Creek Rd. www.intellisyssoftware.com
Ad on page 100 Delavan, WI 53115
800-252-5200 • 262-728-1900 • Fax: 262-728-4904
ft.amer.info@spx.com
www.spxft.com
Ad on page 57
Pumps - Submersible
USABlueBook
ABBA Pump Parts & Service PO Box 9006
5370 Munro Ct. Gurnee, IL 60031
Burlington, ON L7L 5N8 800-548-1234 • 847-689-3000 • Fax: 847-689-3030
Canada customerservice@usabluebook.com
800-268-5142 • 905-333-2720 • Fax: 905-333-0973 www.usabluebook.com
wendy_j@abbaparts.com
www.abbaparts.com Vaughan Company, Inc.
364 Monte-Elma Rd.
Montesano, WA 98563
888-249-2467 • 360-249-4042 • Fax: 360-249-6155
info@chopperpumps.com
www.chopperpumps.com
ABS USA Ad on page 85
140 Pondview Dr.
Meriden, CT 06450
800-525-7790 • 203-238-2700 • Fax: 203-238-0738
info.abs.usa@cardo.com
www.absgroupusa.com

Boerger, LLC Weir Specialty Pumps / WEMCO Pump

740 NE Harding St. 440 West 800 S
Minneapolis, MN 55413 Salt Lake City, UT 84101
612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301 801-359-8731 • Fax: 801-530-7828
america@boerger.com wsp.info@weirgroup.com
www.boerger.com www.weirsp.com
Ad on page 96 Ad on page 99

WILO USA LLC

1290 N 25th Ave.
Melrose Park, IL 60160
866-945-6872 • 708-338-9456 • Fax: 708-338-9455
info@wilo-usa.com
www.wilo-usa.com
EBARA Fluid Handling Ad on page 100
1651 Cedar Line Dr.
Rock Hill, SC 29730
803-327-5005 • Fax: 803-327-5097
sales@pumpsebara.com
www.pumpsebara.com Pumps - Vertical/Lift Station
Global Pump ABBA Pump Parts & Service
10162 E Coldwater Rd. 5370 Munro Ct.
Davison, MI 48423 Burlington, ON L7L 5N8
866-360-7867 • 810-653-4828 • Fax: 810-658-0632 Canada
info@globalpump.com 800-268-5142 • 905-333-2720 • Fax: 905-333-0973
www.globalpump.com wendy_j@abbaparts.com
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Renewable Energy Products Root Control Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd.
305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9
DEL Tank & Filtration Systems
436 Hwy 93 N
Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6 Scott, LA 70583
Canada 800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800
905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012 sales@deltank.com
markland@sludgecontrols.com www.deltank.com
2G - CENERGY Power Systems Technologies www.sludgecontrols.com
151 College Dr. Ste. 15 RootX Ad on page 84
Orange Park, FL 32065
904-579-3217 • Fax: 904-406-8727 PO Box 7626
info@2g-cenergy.com Salem, OR 97303 Mil-Ram Technology, Inc. Enviro-Care
www.2g-cenergy.com 800-844-4974 • 503-364-2999 • Fax: 503-485-5229 4135 Business Center Dr. 5701 Industrial Ave.
rootx@rootx.com Fremont, CA 94538 Rockford, IL 61111
888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004 888-805-5794 • 815-636-8306 • Fax: 815-636-8302
Arteche PQ, Inc. www.rootx.com
sls@mil-ram.com ecsales@enviro-care.com
16964 W Victor Rd. www.mil-ram.com
New Berlin, WI 53151 www.enviro-care.com
262-754-3883 • Fax: 262-754-3993
info@artechepq.com Rotary Press FKC Co., Ltd.
www.artechepq.com 2708 W 18th St.
Prime Solution, Inc. QCEC Port Angeles, WA 98363
4280 E 14th St. 360-452-9472 • Fax: 360-452-6880
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Boerger, LLC 2861 127th Ave.

740 NE Harding St. Allegan, MI 49010 Des Moines, IA 50312 mail@fkcscrewpress.com
Minneapolis, MN 55413 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 515-266-2268 • Fax: 515-266-0243 www.fkcscrewpress.com
612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301 joe@psirotary.com sales@qcec.com
america@boerger.com www.psirotary.com www.qcec.com Flo Trend Systems, Inc.
www.boerger.com Ad on page 18 Ad on page 87 707 Lehmen St.
Ad on page 96 Houston, TX 77018
800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054
Eaton rcaughman@flotrend.com
www.flotrend.com
1111 Superior Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44114-2584
Safety/PersonalProtectionProducts Sentry Equipment Corp.
966 Blue Ribbon Circle N
Ad on page 35
877-386-2273 Oconomowoc, WI 53066
harrybroussard@eaton.com American Pleasure Products, Inc. Forsta Filters Inc.
2823 E Industrial Dr. 262-567-7256 • Fax: 262-567-4523 PO Box 341830
www.eaton.com sales@sentry-equip.com
Rose City, MI 48654 Los Angeles, CA 90034
989-685-2697 • Fax: 989-685-8484 www.sentry-equip.com 888-936-7782 • 310-837-7177 • Fax: 310-837-6477
info@aquacycleusa.com Ad on page 84 info@forstafilters.com
www.aquacycleusa.com www.forstafilters.com
Ad on page 47
FOG Energy
506 N Santa Cruz Ave.
FabEnCo, Inc.
2002 Karbach
SCADA Systems
Los Gatos, CA 95030 Houston, TX 77092
408-315-4242 • Fax: 415-723-7955 Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. Fresh Creek Technologies, Inc.
800-962-6111 • 713-686-6620 • Fax: 713-688-8031 6306 N Alpine Rd. 1384 Pompton Ave., Ste. 2
info@fogenergycorp.com sales@safetygate.com
www.fogenergycorp.com Loves Park, IL 61111 Cedar Grove, NJ 07009
www.safetygate.com/tpo 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508 800-741-9486 • 973-237-9099 • Fax: 973-237-0744
Ad on page 67 solutions@aqua-aerobic.com fresh@freshcreek.com
Ovivo USA, LLC
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. www.aqua-aerobic.com www.freshcreek.com
Fibergrate Composite Structures Inc Ad on page 39 Ad on page 83
Salt Lake City, UT 84120 5151 Beltline Rd., Ste. 700
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 Dallas, TX 75254
info.us@ovivowater.com IntelliSys, Inc. Headworks Inc.
800-527-4043 • 972-250-1633 • Fax: 972-250-1530 309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225 800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340
www.ovivowater.com info@fibergrate.com
Ad on page 2 Chicago, IL 60606 Houston, TX 77042
www.fibergrate.com 800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283 877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999
Sierra Instruments, Inc. sales@intellisyssoftware.com hw@headworksusa.com
Ford Hall Company www.intellisyssoftware.com www.headworksusa.com
5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L PO Box 2110
Monterey, CA 93940 Richmond, KY 40476
800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 ITT Water & Wastewater Huber Technology, Inc.
859-624-1077 • Fax: 859-624-3320 14125 S Bridge Circle 9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A
info@sierrainstruments.com sperry@fordhall.com
www.sierrainstruments.com Charlotte, NC 28273 Huntersville, NC 28078
www.fordhall.com 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020
Ad on page 84 usmarketingteam@itt.com marketing@hhusa.net
SOLON Corporation
6950 S Country Club Rd. www.ittwww.com www.huber-technology.com
HEMCO Corporation Ad on page 3 Ad on page 7
Tucson, AZ 85756 711 S Powell Rd.
520-807-1300 • Fax: 520-807-4046 Independence, MO 64056
solon.us@solon.com 800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333
Revere Control Systems
www.solon.com 2240 Rocky Ridge Rd. JDV Equipment Corporation
sales@hemcocorp.com Birmingham, AL 35216 1 Princeton Ave.
Ad on page 63 www.hemcocorp.com 800-536-2525 • 205-824-0004 • Fax: 205-824-0439 Dover, NJ 07801
revere@reverecontrol.com 973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193
Meltric Corporation www.reverecontrol.com sean@jdvequipment.com
4640 Ironwood Dr. www.jdvequipment.com
Franklin, WI 53132 Thermo Fisher Scientific - Water Analysis Ad on page 18
800-433-7642 • 414-817-6160 • Fax: 414-817-6161 166 Cummings Center
mail@meltric.com Beverly, MA 01915 Lakeside Equipment Corporation
www.meltric.com 800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-6016 1022 E Devon Ave.
Ad on page 96 info@thermofisher.com Bartlett, IL 60103
www.thermoscientific.com/water 630-837-5640 • Fax: 630-837-5647
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc. Ad on page 9 Sales@Lakeside-Equipment.com
4135 Business Center Dr. www.Lakeside-Equipment.com
Synagro Technologies, Inc. Fremont, CA 94538
1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000 Ad on page 37
888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004
Houston, TX 77057
800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700
sls@mil-ram.com Screens/Strainers/Screening
www.mil-ram.com
sales@synagro.com
www.synagro.com
Systems
Ovivo USA, LLC
AMWELL - A Div. of McNish Corp.
Sampling Systems 600 N Commons Dr., Ste. 116
4255 W Lake Park Blvd.
Salt Lake City, UT 84120
Aurora, IL 60504 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080
630-898-6900 • Fax: 630-898-1647 info.us@ovivowater.com
phaizman@amwell-inc.com www.ovivowater.com
www.amwell-inc.com Ad on page 2
Unison Solutions, Inc. Hach Company BDP Industries, Inc. Prime Solution, Inc.
5451 Chavenelle Rd. 5600 Lindbergh Dr. 354 Rte. 29 2861 127th Ave.
Dubuque, IA 52002 Loveland, CO 80538 Greenwich, NY 12834 Allegan, MI 49010
563-585-0967 • Fax: 563-585-0970 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 518-527-5417 • Fax: 518-695-5417 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241
sales@unisonsolutions.com orders@hach.com kelly@bdpindustries.com joe@psirotary.com
www.unisonsolutions.com www.hach.com www.bdpindustries.com www.psirotary.com
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WesTech Engineering, Inc. OdorTool.com LLC Keller America Inc. Thermo Fisher Scientific - Water Analysis
3625 S West Temple 716 N Helen Ave. 813 Diligence Dr., Ste. 120 166 Cummings Center
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Sioux Falls, SD 57104 Newport News, VA 23606 Beverly, MA 01915
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080 605-271-1411 • Fax: 605-330-0203 877-253-5537 • 757-596-6680 • Fax: 757-596-6659 800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-6016
info@westech-inc.com cpistulka@odortool.com sales@kelleramerica.com info@thermofisher.com
www.westech-inc.com www.odortool.com www.kelleramerica.com www.thermoscientific.com/water
Ad on page 45 Ad on page 40 Ad on page 9

Liquid Analytical Resource, LLC

Secondary Containment Two Shaker Rd., Ste. D212 Sequencing Batch Reactors
Shirley, MA 01464
Screw Conveyors AmTech Tank Lining & Repair 978-425-0300 • Fax: 978-425-9700
75-4 Main St., Ste. 300 LAR@execpc.com
AMWELL - A Div. of McNish Corp. Plymouth, NH 03264 www.LARLLC.com
600 N Commons Dr., Ste. 116 888-839-0373 • Fax: 603-947-9500
Aurora, IL 60504 info@amtechtanklining.com Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd.
630-898-6900 • Fax: 630-898-1647 www.amtechtanklining.com 305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9 Aeration Industries International
phaizman@amwell-inc.com Ad on page 97 Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6 4100 Peavey Rd.
www.amwell-inc.com Canada Chaska, MN 55318
905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012 800-328-8287 • 952-448-6789 • Fax: 952-448-7293
Headworks Inc. markland@sludgecontrols.com aiii@aireo2.com
800 Wilcrest Dr., Ste. 340 www.aireo2.com
Houston, TX 77042 Security Products www.sludgecontrols.com
Ad on page 84
877-647-6667 • 713-647-6667 • Fax: 713-647-0999 Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
hw@headworksusa.com Hach Company Mil-Ram Technology, Inc. 6306 N Alpine Rd.
www.headworksusa.com 5600 Lindbergh Dr. 4135 Business Center Dr. Loves Park, IL 61111
Loveland, CO 80538 Fremont, CA 94538 800-940-5008 • 815-654-2501 • Fax: 815-654-2508
JDV Equipment Corporation 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 888-464-5726 • 510-656-2001 • Fax: 510-656-2004 solutions@aqua-aerobic.com
1 Princeton Ave. orders@hach.com sls@mil-ram.com www.aqua-aerobic.com
Dover, NJ 07801 www.hach.com www.mil-ram.com Ad on page 39
973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 Ads on page 5 and 96
sean@jdvequipment.com Myron L Company AWT Technologies - Bioworks
www.jdvequipment.com 2450 Impala Dr. 280 Midpark Way SE, Ste. 205
Ad on page 18 Carlsbad, CA 92010 Calgary, AB T2X 2N6

Ovivo USA, LLC Sensors 760-438-2021 • Fax: 760-931-9189

advertising@myronl.com
Canada
403-453-2298 • Fax: 403-770-8694
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. www.myronl.com info@awt-technologies.com
Salt Lake City, UT 84120 ASA Analytics www.awt-technologies.com
2325 Parklawn Dr., Ste. I Ad on page 53
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080
info.us@ovivowater.com Waukesha, WI 53186 ITT Water & Wastewater
800-665-7133 • 262-717-9500 • Fax: 262-717-9530 Sierra Instruments, Inc.
www.ovivowater.com 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L 14125 S Bridge Circle
Ad on page 2 info@chemscan.com Charlotte, NC 28273
www.asaanalytics.com Monterey, CA 93940
800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
Ad on page 96 usmarketingteam@itt.com
Prime Solution, Inc. info@sierrainstruments.com
2861 127th Ave. www.sierrainstruments.com www.ittwww.com
Allegan, MI 49010 Detcon, Inc. Ad on page 3
269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 3200 Research Forest Dr., A-1
joe@psirotary.com The Woodlands, TX 77381
www.psirotary.com 888-367-4286 • 713-559-9200 • Fax: 281-292-2860
Ad on page 18 sales@detcon.com
www.detcon.com
Smith & Loveless, Inc. Emerson Process Management
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
Lenexa, KS 66215 2400 Barranca Pkwy.
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 Irvine, CA 92606
answers@smithandloveless.com 800-854-8257 • 949-757-8536 • Fax: 949-474-7250
www.smithandloveless.com liquid.csc@emerson.com
Ad on page 69 www.raihome.com

Sumitomo Drive Technologies FCI - Fluid Components International

4200 Holland Blvd. 1755 La Costa Meadows Dr.
Chesapeake, VA 23323 San Marcos, CA 92078
800-762-9256 • 757-485-3355 • Fax: 757-485-7490 800-854-1993 • 760-744-6950 • Fax: 760-736-6250
marketing@suminet.com fcimarcom@fluidcomponents.com
www.smcyclo.com www.fluidcomponents.com
Ad on page 33

Gems Sensors & Controls

One Cowles Rd.
Plainville, CT 06062
800-378-1600 • 860-747-3000 • Fax: 860-747-4244
info@gemssensors.com
www.gemssensors.com

GF Piping Systems
2882 Dow Ave.
Synagro Technologies, Inc. Tustin, CA 92780
1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201
Houston, TX 77057 us.ps@georgfischer.com
800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700 www.gfpiping.com
sales@synagro.com
www.synagro.com Greyline Instruments, Inc.
105 Water St.
Massena, NY 13662
315-788-9500 • Fax: 315-764-0419
Scrubbers info@greyline.com
www.greyline.com
HEMCO Corporation
711 S Powell Rd.
Independence, MO 64056
800-779-4362 • 816-796-2900 • Fax: 816-796-3333
sales@hemcocorp.com
www.hemcocorp.com Hach Company
5600 Lindbergh Dr.
Met-Pro Environmental Air Solutions Loveland, CO 80538
1550 Industrial Dr. 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932
Owosso, MI 48867 orders@hach.com
800-621-0734 • 989-725-8184 • Fax: 989-725-8188 www.hach.com
info@mpeas.com Ads on page 5 and 96
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Ovivo USA, LLC
4255 W Lake Park Blvd.
Sludge - Hauling/Disposal
Salt Lake City, UT 84120 BDP Industries, Inc. Boerger, LLC
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 354 Rte. 29
info.us@ovivowater.com Prime Solution, Inc. 740 NE Harding St.
Greenwich, NY 12834 2861 127th Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55413
www.ovivowater.com 518-527-5417 • Fax: 518-695-5417 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
Ad on page 2 Allegan, MI 49010
kelly@bdpindustries.com 269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 america@boerger.com
www.bdpindustries.com joe@psirotary.com www.boerger.com
Service Company Ad on page 55 www.psirotary.com
Ad on page 18
Ad on page 96

JDV Equipment Corporation

1 Princeton Ave.
Dover, NJ 07801
Charter Machine Company 973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193
Hach Company 55 Wester Ave. sean@jdvequipment.com
5600 Lindbergh Dr. Metuchen, NJ 08840 www.jdvequipment.com
Loveland, CO 80538 732-548-4400 • Fax: 732-494-4596 Ad on page 18
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 sales@gecorp.com
orders@hach.com www.chartermachine.com Kuhn North America, Inc.
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www.hach.com 1501 W Seventh Ave.

Ads on page 5 and 96 DEL Tank & Filtration Systems Brodhead, WI 53520
436 Hwy 93 N Synagro Technologies, Inc. 608-897-2131 • Fax: 608-897-2561
Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Inc. Scott, LA 70583 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000 chris.searles@kuhn.com
100 Boilermaker Ln. 800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800 Houston, TX 77057 www.kuhnnorthamerica.com
Coolidge, GA 31738-0530 sales@deltank.com 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700 Ad on page 88
800-666-6414 • 229-346-3545 • Fax: 229-346-3874 www.deltank.com sales@synagro.com
info@hurstboiler.com www.synagro.com Novozymes
www.hurstboiler.com FKC Co., Ltd. 5400 Corporate Circle
Ad on page 47 2708 W 18th St. Wastequip Salem, VA 24153
Port Angeles, WA 98363 1901 Roxborough Rd., Ste. 300 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173
LUDECA, INC. 360-452-9472 • Fax: 360-452-6880 Charlotte, NC 28211 wastewater@novozymes.com
1425 NW 88th Ave. mail@fkcscrewpress.com 877-468-9278 • 704-366-7140 www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions
Doral, FL 33172 www.fkcscrewpress.com envirosales@wastequip.com Ad on page 83
305-591-8935 • Fax: 305-591-1537 www.wastequip.com
info@ludeca.com Flo Trend Systems, Inc.
www.ludeca.com 707 Lehmen St. WesTech Engineering, Inc.
Houston, TX 77018 3625 S West Temple
800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054 Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Skimmers rcaughman@flotrend.com 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
www.flotrend.com info@westech-inc.com Nutri-Ject Systems, Inc.
AMWELL - A Div. of McNish Corp. Ad on page 35 www.westech-inc.com PO Box 398
600 N Commons Dr., Ste. 116 Ad on page 45 Hudson, IA 50643
Aurora, IL 60504 800-798-4205 • 319-988-4205 • Fax: 319-988-3506
630-898-6900 • Fax: 630-898-1647 scott@nutriject.com
phaizman@amwell-inc.com www.nutriject.com
www.amwell-inc.com Fournier Industries, Inc.
3787 Frontenac Blvd. W
Flo Trend Systems, Inc. Thetford Mines, QC G6H 2B5
707 Lehmen St. Canada
418-423-4241 • Fax: 418-423-7366
Sludge - Dryers
Houston, TX 77018
800-762-9893 • 713-699-0152 • Fax: 713-699-8054 p.gagne@rotary-press.com
rcaughman@flotrend.com www.rotary-press.com
www.flotrend.com Ad on page 73
Ad on page 35
Burch BioWave Inc.
Sludge - Collectors 17860 Ankneytown Rd. Synagro Technologies, Inc.
1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000
Huber Technology, Inc. Fredericktown, OH 43019
Houston, TX 77057
AMWELL - A Div. of McNish Corp. 9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A 800-548-8694 • 740-694-9146 • Fax: 740-694-4188
800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700
600 N Commons Dr., Ste. 116 Huntersville, NC 28078 mburch@burchhydro.com
704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020 www.burchbiowave.com sales@synagro.com
Aurora, IL 60504 www.synagro.com
630-898-6900 • Fax: 630-898-1647 marketing@hhusa.net Ad on page 97
phaizman@amwell-inc.com www.huber-technology.com
www.amwell-inc.com Ad on page 7 Huber Technology, Inc.
9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A
Sludge - Heaters
ITT Water & Wastewater JDV Equipment Corporation Huntersville, NC 28078 JDV Equipment Corporation
14125 S Bridge Circle 1 Princeton Ave. 704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020 1 Princeton Ave.
Charlotte, NC 28273 Dover, NJ 07801 marketing@hhusa.net Dover, NJ 07801
704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080 973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 www.huber-technology.com 973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193
usmarketingteam@itt.com sean@jdvequipment.com Ad on page 7 sean@jdvequipment.com
www.ittwww.com www.jdvequipment.com www.jdvequipment.com
Ad on page 3 Ad on page 18 Ad on page 18
Nasco Whirl-Pak
901 Janesville Ave. Sludge - Land Application
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 Komline-Sanderson
Komline-Sanderson 12 Holland Ave. Kifco, Inc.
800-558-9595 • 920-563-2446 • Fax: 920-563-6044 12 Holland Ave.
info@eNasco.com Peapack, NJ 07977 700 S Schrader Ave.
Peapack, NJ 07977 800-225-5457 • 908-234-1000 • Fax: 908-234-9487
www.eNasco.com 800-225-5457 • 908-234-1000 • Fax: 908-234-9487 Havana, IL 62644
Ad on page 96 info@komline.com 800-452-7017 • 309-543-4425 • Fax: 309-543-4945
info@komline.com www.komline.com
www.komline.com sales@kifco.com
WesTech Engineering, Inc. Ad on page 96 www.kifco.com
Ad on page 96
3625 S West Temple Ad on page 97
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Novozymes
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
info@westech-inc.com
5400 Corporate Circle
Salem, VA 24153
Sludge - Mixers/Thickeners
www.westech-inc.com 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173
Ad on page 45 AMWELL - A Div. of McNish Corp.
wastewater@novozymes.com 600 N Commons Dr., Ste. 116
www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions Aurora, IL 60504
Sludge - Dewatering/Presses Ad on page 83 630-898-6900 • Fax: 630-898-1647
phaizman@amwell-inc.com
Ashbrook Simon-Hartley Ovivo USA, LLC www.amwell-inc.com
11600 E Hardy Rd. 4255 W Lake Park Blvd. Synagro Technologies, Inc.
Houston, TX 77093 Salt Lake City, UT 84120 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000 DEL Tank & Filtration Systems
800-547-7273 • 281-985-4473 • Fax: 800-999-6737 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 Houston, TX 77057 436 Hwy 93 N
ken.medlin@as-h.com info.us@ovivowater.com 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700 Scott, LA 70583
www.as-h.com www.ovivowater.com sales@synagro.com 800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800
Ad on page 19 Ad on page 2 www.synagro.com sales@deltank.com
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FKC Co., Ltd.
2708 W 18th St.
Sludge Reduction/Treatment
Port Angeles, WA 98363 Kemira
360-452-9472 • Fax: 360-452-6880 3211 Clinton Pkwy. Ct., Ste. 1
mail@fkcscrewpress.com Lawrence, KS 66047
www.fkcscrewpress.com Agriment Services Inc. 800-879-6353 • 785-842-7424 • Fax: 785-842-2629 Probiotic Solutions
PO Box 1096 us.info@kemira.com 201 S Roosevelt
Huber Technology, Inc. Beulaville, NC 28518 www.kemira.com Chandler, AZ 85226
9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A 800-641-6981 • 252-568-2648 • Fax: 262-568-2750 800-961-1220 • 480-961-1220 • Fax: 480-961-3501
Huntersville, NC 28078 agrimentservices@yahoo.com info@probiotic.com
704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020 www.agrimentservices.com Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd. www.probiotic.com
marketing@hhusa.net 305 Armstrong Ave., Unit 9 Ad on page 96
www.huber-technology.com Georgetown, ON L7G 4X6
Ad on page 7 BDP Industries, Inc. Canada
354 Rte. 29 905-873-7791 • Fax: 905-873-6012 Smith & Loveless, Inc.
Greenwich, NY 12834 markland@sludgecontrols.com 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
518-527-5417 • Fax: 518-695-5417 www.sludgecontrols.com Lenexa, KS 66215
kelly@bdpindustries.com Ad on page 84 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488
JDV Equipment Corporation www.bdpindustries.com answers@smithandloveless.com
1 Princeton Ave. Ad on page 55 www.smithandloveless.com
Dover, NJ 07801 Novozymes Ad on page 69
973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193 5400 Corporate Circle
sean@jdvequipment.com BioConversion Technology Salem, VA 24153
www.jdvequipment.com 163 Northcutt Rd. 800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 WesTech Engineering, Inc.
Ad on page 18 Ellijay, GA 30540 wastewater@novozymes.com 3625 S West Temple
888-288-9298 • 706-635-2847 • Fax: 706-635-2846 www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions Salt Lake City, UT 84115
angela@bctweb.com Ad on page 83 801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
www.bctweb.com info@westech-inc.com
Ad on page 75 www.westech-inc.com
Ovivo USA, LLC Ad on page 45
Komline-Sanderson
12 Holland Ave. Bionetix International 4255 W Lake Park Blvd.
Peapack, NJ 07977 2286 Saint-Francois Salt Lake City, UT 84120
800-225-5457 • 908-234-1000 • Fax: 908-234-9487 Dorval, QC H9P 1K2 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080
info@komline.com Canada info.us@ovivowater.com
www.komline.com
Ad on page 96
514-684-9393 • Fax: 514-684-7218
info@bionetix.ca
www.ovivowater.com
Ad on page 2 Software-Operations/Maintenance
www.bionetix-international.com AllMax Software, Inc.
Kuhn North America, Inc. 911 S Main St.
1501 W Seventh Ave. Prime Solution, Inc.
2861 127th Ave. Kenton, OH 43326
Brodhead, WI 53520 Bioscience, Inc. 800-670-1867 • 419-673-8863 • Fax: 419-673-8864
608-897-2131 • Fax: 608-897-2561 966 Postal Rd. Allegan, MI 49010
269-673-9559 • Fax: 269-673-8241 roy.meade@allmaxsoftware.com
chris.searles@kuhn.com Allentown, PA 18109 www.allmaxsoftware.com
www.kuhnnorthamerica.com 800-627-3069 • 484-245-2222 • Fax: 484-245-5236 joe@psirotary.com
www.psirotary.com Ad on page 18
Ad on page 88 bioscience@bioscienceinc.com
www.bioscienceinc.com Ad on page 18
Novozymes Ad on page 71
5400 Corporate Circle
Salem, VA 24153
800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 Boerger, LLC
wastewater@novozymes.com 740 NE Harding St.
Minneapolis, MN 55413

Make your life easy.

www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions
Ad on page 83 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
america@boerger.com
www.boerger.com
Ad on page 96

Ovivo USA, LLC Carylon Corporation

Use Val-Matic.
4255 W Lake Park Blvd. 2500 W Arthington St.

No Special Tools Required

Salt Lake City, UT 84120 Chicago, IL 60612
801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 800-621-4342 • 312-666-7700 • Fax: 312-666-5810
info.us@ovivowater.com info@caryloncorp.com
www.ovivowater.com www.caryloncorp.com
Ad on page 2 Ad on page 25
No epoxy needles...Easy seat adjustment or replacement
H2O Innovation
420 Blvd. Charest Est, Ste. 240
Quebec, QC G1K 8M4

easy =
Canada
888-688-0170 • 418-688-0170 • Fax: 418-688-9259
info@h2oinnovation.com
www.h2oinnovation.com

Synagro Technologies, Inc. Huber Technology, Inc.

1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000 9735 NorthCross Center Ct., Ste. A
Houston, TX 77057 Huntersville, NC 28078
800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700 704-949-1010 • Fax: 704-949-1020
sales@synagro.com marketing@hhusa.net
www.huber-technology.com
www.synagro.com
Ad on page 7 The Val-Matic American-BFV® Butterfly Valve has been proven dependable
Vaughan Company, Inc. with thousands of installations throughout the world. It includes features that
364 Monte-Elma Rd. engineers and users have requested including: a ductile iron disc,
Montesano, WA 98563 Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Inc.
888-249-2467 • 360-249-4042 • Fax: 360-249-6155 100 Boilermaker Ln. continuous uninterrupted seating, traveling nut actuator with externally
info@chopperpumps.com Coolidge, GA 31738-0530
www.chopperpumps.com 800-666-6414 • 229-346-3545 • Fax: 229-346-3874 adjustable stops, a Tri-Loc™ seat that can be easily adjusted or replaced
info@hurstboiler.com
Ad on page 85
www.hurstboiler.com in the field without the need for needles and/or epoxy and full
WesTech Engineering, Inc. Ad on page 47 compliance with AWWA C504, C516 and NSF/ANSI 61.
3625 S West Temple
Salt Lake City, UT 84115 JDV Equipment Corporation
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
info@westech-inc.com
www.westech-inc.com
Ad on page 45
1 Princeton Ave.
Dover, NJ 07801
973-366-6556 • Fax: 973-366-3193
sean@jdvequipment.com
V
www.jdvequipment.com
Ad on page 18 905 Riverside Dr., Elmhurst, IL 60126 • 630-941-7600 • www.valmatic.com

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Stainless PVF Lutz-JESCO America Corp.
55 Bermar Park
AmTech Tank Lining & Repair
75-4 Main St., Ste. 300
Robert-James Sales, Inc. Rochester, NY 14624 Plymouth, NH 03264
2585 Walden Ave. 800-554-2762 • 585-426-0990 • Fax: 585-426-4025 888-839-0373 • Fax: 603-947-9500
Hach Company mail@jescoamerica.com info@amtechtanklining.com
5600 Lindbergh Dr. Buffalo, NY 14217
800-666-0088 • 716-651-6000 • Fax: 716-651-0234 www.jescoamerica.com www.amtechtanklining.com
Loveland, CO 80538 Ad on page 77 Ad on page 97
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 purch@rjsales.com
www.rjsales.com
orders@hach.com
Ad on page 59 MPC Containment Ashbrook Simon-Hartley
www.hach.com 4834 S Oakley Ave. 11600 E Hardy Rd.
Ads on page 5 and 96 Chicago, IL 60609 Houston, TX 77093
800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028 800-547-7273 • 281-985-4473 • Fax: 800-999-6737
Hydromantis, Inc. info@mpccontainment.com ken.medlin@as-h.com
1 James St. S, Ste. 1601
Hamilton, ON L8P 4R5
Stormwater Monitoring/Treatment www.mpccontainment.com www.as-h.com
Ad on page 19
Canada CHEMetrics, Inc. SPX Flow Technology
905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031 4295 Catlett Rd. 611 Sugar Creek Rd.
info@hydromantis-software.com Calverton, VA 20138 Delavan, WI 53115
www.hydromantis.com 800-356-3072 • 540-788-9026 • Fax: 540-788-4856 800-252-5200 • 262-728-1900 • Fax: 262-728-4904
ft.amer.info@spx.com
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info@chemetrics.com
IntelliSys, Inc. www.chemetrics.com www.spxft.com
309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225 Ad on page 57
Chicago, IL 60606 ATEC Steel Fabrication & Construction
Greyline Instruments, Inc. 1000 W 5th St.
800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283 105 Water St. USABlueBook Baxter Springs, KS 66713
sales@intellisyssoftware.com Massena, NY 13662 PO Box 9006
www.intellisyssoftware.com 877-457-5352 • Fax: 620-856-5197
315-788-9500 • Fax: 315-764-0419 Gurnee, IL 60031 sales@atecsteel.com
info@greyline.com 800-548-1234 • 847-689-3000 • Fax: 847-689-3030 www.atecsteel.com
LUDECA, INC. www.greyline.com customerservice@usabluebook.com
1425 NW 88th Ave. www.usabluebook.com
Doral, FL 33172 Boerger, LLC
305-591-8935 • Fax: 305-591-1537 740 NE Harding St.
info@ludeca.com Minneapolis, MN 55413
www.ludeca.com Tanks - Lining/Inspection/Repair 612-435-7300 • Fax: 612-435-7301
america@boerger.com
Hach Company www.boerger.com
5600 Lindbergh Dr. Ad on page 96
Loveland, CO 80538
Software - Process Control/ 800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932
orders@hach.com
DEL Tank & Filtration Systems
AmTech Tank Lining & Repair 436 Hwy 93 N
Regulatory www.hach.com
Ads on page 5 and 96 75-4 Main St., Ste. 300 Scott, LA 70583
800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800
Plymouth, NH 03264
AllMax Software, Inc. 888-839-0373 • Fax: 603-947-9500 sales@deltank.com
Liquid Analytical Resource, LLC www.deltank.com
911 S Main St. Two Shaker Rd., Ste. D212 info@amtechtanklining.com
Kenton, OH 43326 Shirley, MA 01464 www.amtechtanklining.com
800-670-1867 • 419-673-8863 • Fax: 419-673-8864 Ad on page 97 Met-Pro Environmental Air Solutions
978-425-0300 • Fax: 978-425-9700 1550 Industrial Dr.
roy.meade@allmaxsoftware.com LAR@execpc.com
www.allmaxsoftware.com Owosso, MI 48867
www.LARLLC.com 800-621-0734 • 989-725-8184 • Fax: 989-725-8188
Ad on page 18
info@mpeas.com
Novozymes www.mpeas.com
5400 Corporate Circle
Salem, VA 24153 MPC Containment
800-284-7435 • 540-389-8220 • Fax: 540-389-9173 4834 S Oakley Ave.
Hach Company wastewater@novozymes.com Chicago, IL 60609
5600 Lindbergh Dr. www.novozymes.com/wastewatersolutions 800-621-0146 • 773-927-4120 • Fax: 773-650-6028
Loveland, CO 80538 Ad on page 83 info@mpccontainment.com
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 Synagro Technologies, Inc. www.mpccontainment.com
orders@hach.com Smith & Loveless, Inc.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr. 1800 Bering Dr., Ste. 1000
www.hach.com Houston, TX 77057 Pollution Control Systems, Inc.
Ads on page 5 and 96 Lenexa, KS 66215 5827 Happy Hollow Rd., Ste. 1B
800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488 800-370-0035 • 713-369-1700
sales@synagro.com Milford, OH 45150
Hydromantis, Inc. answers@smithandloveless.com 513-831-1165 • Fax: 513-965-4812
www.smithandloveless.com www.synagro.com
1 James St. S, Ste. 1601 polconsys@aol.com
Hamilton, ON L8P 4R5 Ad on page 69 www.pollutioncontrolsystem.com
Canada
905-522-0012 • Fax: 905-522-0031 Triplepoint Water Technologies Smith & Loveless, Inc.
info@hydromantis-software.com 611 Stevens St.
Geneva, IL 60134
Tanks - Pressure 14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
www.hydromantis.com Lenexa, KS 66215
630-208-0720 • Fax: 630-208-9895 800-898-9122 • 913-888-5201 • Fax: 913-894-0488
info@triplepointwater.com AmTech Tank Lining & Repair
IntelliSys, Inc. www.triplepointwater.com 75-4 Main St., Ste. 300 answers@smithandloveless.com
309 W Washington St., Ste. 1225 Plymouth, NH 03264 www.smithandloveless.com
Chicago, IL 60606 888-839-0373 • Fax: 603-947-9500 Ad on page 69
800-347-9977 • 262-966-3833 • Fax: 312-873-4283 WesTech Engineering, Inc. info@amtechtanklining.com
sales@intellisyssoftware.com 3625 S West Temple www.amtechtanklining.com
www.intellisyssoftware.com Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Ad on page 97
801-265-1000 • Fax: 801-265-1080
Thermo Fisher Scientific - Water Analysis info@westech-inc.com Turbidity Analyzers
166 Cummings Center www.westech-inc.com
Beverly, MA 01915 Ad on page 45 CHEMetrics, Inc.
800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-6016 4295 Catlett Rd.
info@thermofisher.com Calverton, VA 20138
www.thermoscientific.com/water 800-356-3072 • 540-788-9026 • Fax: 540-788-4856
ATEC Steel Fabrication & Construction
Ad on page 9 Tanks - Chemical Storage 1000 W 5th St.
info@chemetrics.com
www.chemetrics.com
Baxter Springs, KS 66713
AmTech Tank Lining & Repair 877-457-5352 • Fax: 620-856-5197 Emerson Process Management
75-4 Main St., Ste. 300 sales@atecsteel.com 2400 Barranca Pkwy.
Stainless Materials Plymouth, NH 03264
888-839-0373 • Fax: 603-947-9500
www.atecsteel.com Irvine, CA 92606
800-854-8257 • 949-757-8536 • Fax: 949-474-7250
info@amtechtanklining.com liquid.csc@emerson.com
www.amtechtanklining.com www.raihome.com
Ad on page 97
Tanks - Wastewater GF Piping Systems
Penn Stainless Products DEL Tank & Filtration Systems 2882 Dow Ave.
190 Kelly Rd. 436 Hwy 93 N Aeration Technologies, Inc. (Aertec) Tustin, CA 92780
Quakertown, PA 18951 Scott, LA 70583 PO Box 488 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201
800-222-6144 • 215-536-3053 • Fax: 215-536-3255 800-468-2657 • 337-237-8400 • Fax: 337-266-7800 North Andover, MA 01845 us.ps@georgfischer.com
info@pennstainless.com sales@deltank.com 978-475-6385 • Fax: 978-475-6387 www.gfpiping.com
www.pennstainless.com www.deltank.com info@aertec.com
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Harmsco Filtration Products Simtech Industrial Products Larox Flowsys Inc.
7169 N 49th Terrace 47-A Runway Rd. 808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N
West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Levittown, PA 19057 Linthicum, MD 21090
800-327-3248 • 561-848-9628 • Fax: 561-845-2474 877-777-2467 • 215-547-0444 • Fax: 215-547-9129 410-636-2250 • Fax: 410-636-9062
Hach Company gwillis@harmsco.com pvagell@simtechusa.com todd.loudin@larox.us
5600 Lindbergh Dr. www.harmsco.com www.simtechusa.com www.larox.us
Loveland, CO 80538
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 ITT Water & Wastewater Simtech Industrial Products
orders@hach.com 14125 S Bridge Circle 47-A Runway Rd.
www.hach.com Charlotte, NC 28273 Levittown, PA 19057
Ads on page 5 and 96 704-409-9700 • Fax: 704-295-9080
Singer Valve Inc. 877-777-2467 • 215-547-0444 • Fax: 215-547-9129
12850 - 87th Ave.
usmarketingteam@itt.com Surrey, BC V3W 3H9 pvagell@simtechusa.com
Thermo Fisher Scientific - Water Analysis www.ittwww.com www.simtechusa.com
166 Cummings Center Canada
Ad on page 3 604-594-5404 • Fax: 604-594-8845
Beverly, MA 01915 Val-Matic Valve & Mfg. Corp.
800-225-1480 • 978-232-6000 • Fax: 978-232-6016 singer@singervalve.com
Ovivo USA, LLC www.singervalve.com 905 Riverside Dr.
info@thermofisher.com 4255 W Lake Park Blvd. Elmhurst, IL 60126
www.thermoscientific.com/water Ad on page 97
Salt Lake City, UT 84120 630-941-7600 • Fax: 630-941-8042
Ad on page 9 801-931-3000 • Fax: 801-931-3080 valves@valmatic.com
info.us@ovivowater.com
Val-Matic Valve & Mfg. Corp. www.valmatic.com
905 Riverside Dr.
Ultrasonic Flow Meters www.ovivowater.com
Ad on page 2
Elmhurst, IL 60126 Ad on page 79
630-941-7600 • Fax: 630-941-8042
valves@valmatic.com
Trojan Technologies www.valmatic.com
3020 Gore Rd. Ad on page 79
London, ON N5V 4T7
Blue-White Industries
5300 Business Dr. Canada Valves - Backflow Prevention/
888-220-6118 • 519-457-3400 • Fax: 519-457-3030
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
714-893-8529 • Fax: 714-894-9492 info@trojanuv.com Check/Float
sales@blue-white.com www.trojanuv.com
Ad on page 27
Valves - Air Relief Asahi/America
www.blue-white.com
Ad on page 4 35 Green St.
Malden, MA 02148
800-343-3618 • 781-321-5409 • Fax: 800-426-7058
asahi@asahi-america.com
QCEC UV Superstore, Inc. www.asahi-america.com
4280 E 14th St. 820 Tucker Ct.
Des Moines, IA 50312 Winder, GA 30680 GA Industries, LLC
515-266-2268 • Fax: 515-266-0243 770-307-3882 • Fax: 770-307-3872 9025 Marshall Rd.
sales@qcec.com sales@uvsuperstore.com GA Industries, LLC Cranberry Township, PA 16066
www.qcec.com www.uvsuperstore.com 9025 Marshall Rd. 724-776-1020 • Fax: 724-776-1254
Ad on page 87 Ad on page 92 Cranberry Township, PA 16066 ga@gaindustries.com
724-776-1020 • Fax: 724-776-1254 www.gaindustries.com
Valves - Actuators/Controls ga@gaindustries.com
www.gaindustries.com
Ad on page 81

Ad on page 81
Asahi/America GA ad-FEB11TPO 1/26/11 10:05 AM Page 1
Sierra Instruments, Inc. 35 Green St.
5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L Malden, MA 02148
Monterey, CA 93940 800-343-3618 • 781-321-5409 • Fax: 800-426-7058
800-866-0200 • 831-373-0200 • Fax: 831-373-4402 asahi@asahi-america.com
info@sierrainstruments.com www.asahi-america.com
www.sierrainstruments.com
GF Piping Systems
GOLDEN-ANDERSON
Ultraviolet (UV) Disinfection 2882 Dow Ave.
Tustin, CA 92780
Plug Valves and Butterfly Valves
Equipment 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201
us.ps@georgfischer.com
www.gfpiping.com ECO-CENTRIC™ PLUG VALVES
· Conform to AWWA C517
· High Capacity, Energy-Saving Design
· 1/2" to 2-1/2" NPT
· 3" to 48" ANSI Flanged or MJ Ends
Calgon Carbon Corporation
500 Calgon Carbon Dr. Henry Pratt Company SERIES 800 BUTTERFLY VALVES
401 S Highland Ave. · Conform to AWWA C504
Pittsburgh, PA 15205 · NSF-61 Listed
800-422-7266 • 412-787-6700 • Fax: 412-787-6676 Aurora, IL 60506
877-436-7977 • 630-844-4000 • Fax: 630-844-4124 · 3" – 72" Class 150B and 250B
info@calgoncarbon-us.com · ANSI Class 125 Flanged or MJ Ends
www.calgoncarbon.com marketing@henrypratt.com
www.henrypratt.com · Wafer Valves Available 3" to 20"

Larox Flowsys Inc.

808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N
Linthicum, MD 21090
Engineered Treatment Systems (ETS), LLC 410-636-2250 • Fax: 410-636-9062
W9654 Beaverland Pkwy. todd.loudin@larox.us
Beaver Dam, WI 53916 www.larox.us
877-885-4628 • 920-885-4628 • Fax: 920-885-4386
pbollman@ets-uv.com Milton Roy Company
www.ets-uv.com 201 Ivyland Rd.
Ivyland, PA 18974 GOLDEN-ANDERSON Series 800 Butterfly
877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620
info@miltonroy.com Valves and ECO-Centric™ Plug Valves
www.miltonroy-americas.com are the quarter-turn team for isolation or throttling service
Robert-James Sales, Inc. in water, wastewater and sewage pipelines, pumping
First Light Technologies, Inc. 2585 Walden Ave. stations and treatment plants. The valves are standard
212 Ideal Way Buffalo, NY 14217 NSF-61 certified epoxy lined and coated and available
Poultney, VT 05764 800-666-0088 • 716-651-6000 • Fax: 716-651-0234
888-884-9987 • 802-287-4195 • Fax: 802-287-4489 purch@rjsales.com with above ground or buried service manual operators or
sales@firstlightusa.com www.rjsales.com electric, pneumatic or hydraulic actuation and a full
www.firstlightusa.com Ad on page 59
Ad on page 26 range of accessories to suit every typeof installation.

Hach Company GOLDEN-ANDERSON VALVES

5600 Lindbergh Dr. ROBO-CONTROL By GA Industries, LLC
Loveland, CO 80538 PO Box 1824 9025 Marshall Road · Cranberry Township, PA 16066 USA
800-227-4224 • 970-669-3050 • Fax: 970-669-2932 Bridge City, TX 77611 Phone: 724-776-1020 · Fax: 724-776-1254
orders@hach.com 409-697-2666 • Fax: 409-697-2668 Email: ga@gaindustries.com · www.gaindustries.com
www.hach.com robocontrol@aol.com
Ads on page 5 and 96 www.robo-control.com

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Griffco Valve Inc.
6010 N Bailey Ave., Ste. 1B
Valves - Ball/Butterfly Simtech Industrial Products
47-A Runway Rd.
GA Industries, LLC
9025 Marshall Rd.
Amherst, NY 14226 Asahi/America Levittown, PA 19057 Cranberry Township, PA 16066
800-474-3326 • 716-835-0891 • Fax: 716-835-0893 35 Green St. 877-777-2467 • 215-547-0444 • Fax: 215-547-9129 724-776-1020 • Fax: 724-776-1254
sales@griffcovalve.com Malden, MA 02148 pvagell@simtechusa.com ga@gaindustries.com
www.griffcovalve.com 800-343-3618 • 781-321-5409 • Fax: 800-426-7058 www.simtechusa.com www.gaindustries.com
Ad on page 11 asahi@asahi-america.com Ad on page 81
www.asahi-america.com SPX Flow Technology
611 Sugar Creek Rd. Gems Sensors & Controls
Delavan, WI 53115 One Cowles Rd.
800-252-5200 • 262-728-1900 • Fax: 262-728-4904 Plainville, CT 06062
ft.amer.info@spx.com 800-378-1600 • 860-747-3000 • Fax: 860-747-4244
Henry Pratt Company www.spxft.com info@gemssensors.com
401 S Highland Ave. Ad on page 57 www.gemssensors.com
Aurora, IL 60506
877-436-7977 • 630-844-4000 • Fax: 630-844-4124 Val-Matic Valve & Mfg. Corp. GF Piping Systems
marketing@henrypratt.com 905 Riverside Dr. 2882 Dow Ave.
www.henrypratt.com GA Industries, LLC Elmhurst, IL 60126 Tustin, CA 92780
9025 Marshall Rd. 630-941-7600 • Fax: 630-941-8042 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201
valves@valmatic.com us.ps@georgfischer.com
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Larox Flowsys Inc. 724-776-1020 • Fax: 724-776-1254 www.valmatic.com www.gfpiping.com
808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N ga@gaindustries.com Ad on page 79
Linthicum, MD 21090 www.gaindustries.com Griffco Valve Inc.
410-636-2250 • Fax: 410-636-9062 Ad on page 81 6010 N Bailey Ave., Ste. 1B
todd.loudin@larox.us Amherst, NY 14226
www.larox.us 800-474-3326 • 716-835-0891 • Fax: 716-835-0893
GF Piping Systems Valves - Pinch sales@griffcovalve.com
2882 Dow Ave. www.griffcovalve.com
Milton Roy Company Tustin, CA 92780 Larox Flowsys Inc. Ad on page 11
201 Ivyland Rd. 800-854-4090 • 714-731-8800 • Fax: 714-731-6201 808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N
Ivyland, PA 18974 us.ps@georgfischer.com Linthicum, MD 21090 Simtech Industrial Products
877-786-7298 • 215-441-0800 • Fax: 215-441-8620 www.gfpiping.com 410-636-2250 • Fax: 410-636-9062 47-A Runway Rd.
info@miltonroy.com todd.loudin@larox.us Levittown, PA 19057
www.miltonroy-americas.com www.larox.us 877-777-2467 • 215-547-0444 • Fax: 215-547-9129
pvagell@simtechusa.com
www.simtechusa.com
Simtech Industrial Products
47-A Runway Rd. Henry Pratt Company
Valves - Plug Singer Valve Inc.
Levittown, PA 19057 401 S Highland Ave. 12850 - 87th Ave.
877-777-2467 • 215-547-0444 • Fax: 215-547-9129 GA Industries, LLC Surrey, BC V3W 3H9
Aurora, IL 60506 9025 Marshall Rd.
pvagell@simtechusa.com 877-436-7977 • 630-844-4000 • Fax: 630-844-4124 Canada
www.simtechusa.com Cranberry Township, PA 16066 604-594-5404 • Fax: 604-594-8845
marketing@henrypratt.com 724-776-1020 • Fax: 724-776-1254
www.henrypratt.com singer@singervalve.com
ga@gaindustries.com www.singervalve.com
Singer Valve Inc. www.gaindustries.com Ad on page 97
12850 - 87th Ave. Ad on page 81
Larox Flowsys Inc.
Surrey, BC V3W 3H9 808 Barkwood Ct., Ste. N Val-Matic Valve & Mfg. Corp.
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Eye on Alkalinity
Simple teStS can help you determine whether
too little influent alkalinity may be keeping
you from meeting a minimum chlorine reSidual
By Ron Trygar, CET

photo courteSy of uSa bluebook

roubleshooting treatment plant problems can be a daunting
task — it seems there are so many variables to look at when
making a diagnosis.
One such problem is the inability to meet a minimum chlorine
residual standard. There are several reasons why a treatment plant
might not be able to maintain chlorine residual: excessive chlorine
demand, improper effluent pH, disinfectant feed equipment mal-
function, and interferences with the residual chlorine testing
reagents.
But another possible cause is a lack of alkalinity, and alkalinity is
one of the most overlooked process control tests. Alkalinity — the
tests for alkalinity can be
ability of water to buffer against a pH change or to neutralize acids — performed in the laboratory
is measured in mg/l as calcium carbonate (CaCO3). Through a com- (above) or in the field using
plex chain of events, alkalinity can affect the chlorine residual in simple and inexpensive test
plant effluent. kits (right).
Alkalinity testing is easily done in a lab or in the field without
expensive lab equipment, and the results are very useful. Lab supply If your influent is already
companies make easy-to-use test kits, and some can even be pur- alkalinity-limited, these pro-
chased at swimming pool supply stores. cesses will use up what is photo courteSy of ron trygar

available and then may de-

Where alkalinity comes from crease or stop altogether. What’s Your
Raw wastewater contains some alkalinity. How much depends on Lab Story?
a few factors, including the source of the water. Water from a deep hoW it all Works the lab detective feature in TPO
aquifer, reservoir, river, lake or seawater contains different amounts Inside a wastewater treat- will help operators learn analytical
of alkalinity. To see how much is in your local source water, you can ment plant, autotrophic bac- techniques that help diagnose and
solve treatment problems. are you
contact your drinking water supplier, read the consumer confidence teria (nitrifiers) consume struggling with a process issue?
report they send out, or run an alkalinity test yourself. alkalinity and oxidize ammo-
Send a note to editor@tpomag.com.
nia to gain energy for Your question may become the topic
How can alkalinity contribute to wastewater treatment reproduction. With enough of a future column.
dissolved oxygen (DO),
plant problems? Normally having too much alkalinity is adequate temperatures, the right detention time and several other
items, nitrifiers convert ammonia and ammonium to nitrite (NO2- ),
not the issue — it’s having too little to complete biologi- and then nitrate (NO3- ).
cal and chemical treatment. Under optimum conditions, almost all the ammonia and ammo-
nium may be converted to nitrate. But what if things are not optimum?
How can alkalinity contribute to wastewater treatment plant If there is not enough influent alkalinity to support nitrification, you
problems? Normally having too much alkalinity is not the issue — it’s may find an increase in nitrite exiting the biological treatment pro-
having too little to complete biological and chemical treatment. cess. This might be at certain times of the day, or on certain days of
Wastewater treatment processes that consume alkalinity include: the week, depending on your flows and influent characteristics.
• Biological nitrification in aeration tanks, trickling filters and To fully convert one pound of ammonia/ammonium to nitrate, it
RBCs. takes about 7.1 pounds of alkalinity to support the nitrifiers. If your
• Gas chlorination for effluent disinfection. influent ammonia is around 30 mg/l, you need 213 mg/l of influent
• The acid formation stage of anaerobic digestion. alkalinity to complete nitrification. Remember that this is a mini-
• Biological nitrification in aerobic digesters. mum — you still need some for acid buffering in downstream pro-
• Chemical addition of aluminum or iron salts. cesses, like disinfection.

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making a diagnosis increase effluent alkalinity, and the interference of nitrite is reduced
It’s not uncommon to see influent ammonia/ammonium higher as well.
than 30 mg/l, and some facilities see 50 to 75 mg/l at certain times of So there you have it. You have several solutions to look at, and
the day. If you think your plant might be facing an influent alkalinity some in-plant research to do to find out which would be the most
deficiency, you should test the clarifier effluent for alkalinity, ammo- effective, both for cost and ease of application. Always follow safety
nia, nitrite and nitrate. Collect samples at the same time, or a little rules when handling chemicals, read the MSDS before using chemi-
before the time, you see the effluent total chlorine residual drop. cals, and wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Be safe
Suppose you suspect that too little alkalinity may be keeping out there!
your plant from meeting the minimum chlorine residual. That
suspicion will be confirmed if you see that the alkalinity is very low about the author
(<40 mg/l as CaCO3), the ammo- Ron Trygar is senior training specialist in water and waste-
nia/ammonium levels have in- water at the University of Florida TREEO Center and a certified
creased, nitrite is present, and environmental trainer (CET). He can be reached at rtrygar@treeo.
nitrate nitrogen has decreased. ufl.edu.
Just 1 to 2 mg/l of nitrite is all it
takes to lose 5 to 10 mg/l of chlo-
rine residual.
Under normal operating con-
ditions, when influent alkalinity
is sufficient, you would see clari-
fier effluent alkalinity greater
than 50 mg/l, the ammonia and
nitrite numbers at or near zero,
and nitrate nitrogen elevated —
say, above 15 mg/l as N.
it takes about 7.1 pounds of Nitrite has a large demand
alkalinity to support conver- on effluent chlorine residual.
sion of one pound of ammonia/ One mg/l of nitrite can consume
ammonium to nitrate. if influent about 5 mg/l of total chlorine
ammonia is about 30 mg/l, you residual, reducing the chlorine
need 213 mg/l of influent alkalin- to chloride and rendering it use-
ity to complete nitrification.
less as a disinfectant. Another
byproduct of this reaction is the
oxidation of the nitrite to nitrate. If you measured just nitrate in the
chlorine contact chamber, you would see a spike in nitrate. This hap-
pens because the nitrite was oxidized by the chlorine to nitrate and
used up in the reaction.
You need to measure nitrite and nitrate just before the chlorine
injection point. If you add chlorine to the clarifier for algae control,
collect your sample upstream of this chlorine feed. Even running the
tests on settleometer supernatant would be acceptable.
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Regional Sales Manager. He brings 39 years expe- company and its product line.
rience to his position. Aiken has been involved in
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line from PeopleFlo Manufacturing Inc. EnviroGear will become a new brand verification test performed by NSF International under the U.S. Environ-
of PSG with manufacturing relocated to PSG’s facility in Grand Terrace, Calif. mental Protection Agency ETV Program’s Water Quality Protection Center.
Results showed Big Fish achieved 95 percent reduction of influence BOD,
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1. ECD IntroDuCEs AC10 AIr BlAst sprAy ClEAnEr
The AC10 air blast spray cleaner from Electro-Chemical Devices is an
automatic sensor cleaning system designed to decrease sensor mainte-
nance cycles and maintain sensor measurement accuracy in turbid water
conditions by preventing the buildup of biofilms and other soft coatings.
The cleaner can be used as either a single channel or dual channel sys-
tem with HYDRA ammonium and nitrate sensors. Combined with a sen-
sor spray head and C22 analyzer/controller, it uses pressurized air to
generate an area of high turbulence in the water surrounding the mea-
surement end of the sensor. 800/729-1333; www.ecdi.com.
2. omEgA IntroDuCEs ClAmp-on
DIgItAl multImEtErs
Model HHM590 Series clamp-on digital multimeters from Omega
Engineering Inc. include safety test leads, 9-volt alkaline battery, type K
beaded wire thermocouple (temperature models only) and operator’s
manual. Each unit has GS-Mark EN61010-1 approved voltage category III
600 V, pollution degree II and AC/DC current clamp. The meters measure
9.9 by 3.9 by 1.8 inches and weigh 10.8 ounces. 203/359-1660; www.
omega.com.
3. WEIDmullEr offErs ACt20p BrIDgE
sIgnAl ConvErtEr
The ACT20P bridge signal converter/isolator from Weidmuller is de-
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signed for factory and process load-cell applications that include engine
and turbine strain measurement and weight or level controls. The unit
will accept up to four load-cell inputs, provides 65 m/s response time
and 0.05 percent accuracy. Other features include switch-selectable input
and output ranging and push-button calibration. 800/849-9343; www.
weidmuller.com.
4. AquAfIx offErs vItAstIm nItrIfIEr
VitaStim Nitrifier bacterial replenishment from AQUAFIX Inc.
enhances wastewater treatment in aerobic systems. The concentrate con-
tains active nitrifying bacteria, including Nitrosomonas, Nitrobacter,
Nitrospora and heterotrophic nitrifiers. 888/757-9577; www.team
aquafix.com.
5. pAlmEr IntroDuCEs J-2000 AEro typE gAugEs
The J-2000 Series of aero type differential pressure gauges from
Palmer Instruments Inc. feature frictionless movement and safe-slide
pointers in green, yellow and red, enabling the user to set visible remind-
ers of safe, warning and danger ranges. The gauges are available in units
of psi, Pa, kPa, inches of water, millimeters of water and centimeters of
water. 800/421-2853; www.palmerwahl.com.
6. nov IntroDuCEs EZstrIp pump
EZstrip technology from NOV Monoflo enables pumps to be disas-
 sembled, de-ragged, and maintained in place, reducing downtime and
maintenance costs. The technology can be installed on new pumps or
retrofitted into existing select Compact C and B-Range installations. No
electrical disconnection is required. Suction and discharge pipe are
untouched. The unit offers dry-run protection. The model range has a
capacity of up to 726 gpm and 174 psi. It is available in either cast iron or
stainless steel. 281/200-1200; www.ezstrip.com.
7. sChnEIDEr ElECtrIC offErs proDuCtIon
EnErgy optImIZAtIon
The Production Energy Optimization solution from Schneider Elec-
tric is an energy management and analysis tool. The PEO reduces energy
consumption per unit of production, making it more predictable for fore-
casting purposes. 888/778-2733; www.schneider-electric.us.
8. BEl-Art offErs sCIEnCEWArE
vACuum AspIrAtor
The Scienceware vacuum aspirator collection system from Bel-Art
Products includes a 1-gallon collection bottle, clear flexible PVC tubing
and vacuum pump contained and protected within a polypropylene
housing that doubles as a holder for the chemical- and corrosion-resis-
tant polypropylene collection bottle. The bottle features heavy-wall con-
struction and a self-regulating, vacuum release safety vent built into the
cap to prevent implosion of the collection bottle. 800/423-5278; www.
belart.com.
9. AsAhI offErs frAnk sErIEs prEssurE
rEgulAtors
PolyPure PPn Frank Series pressure and backpressure regulators
from Asahi/America range in size from 1/2 to 2 inches. The regulators are
adjustable under working conditions, providing stable control over pres-
sure, regardless of fluctuations or change in system demand. 877/242-
7244; www.asahi-america.com.
10. soDImAtE IntroDuCEs soDImIx
Dust EmIssIon rEDuCEr
Sodimix dust emission reducer for slurry systems from Sodimate Inc.
eliminates the dust created from screw conveyors to slurry tanks. The
wetting system consists of a plunging pipe connected to the dry feeder
outlet that stems into the slurry tank. Powder fed into the tank is distrib-
uted by shaft-driven impellers for premixing. The screw feeder outlet is
connected to an air/water filter. Suction created by the venturi system
vacuums out the dust from the screw feeder outlet passing through the
filter. At the end of each batching cycle, the water supply is directed to
the water filter to clean and discharge all residual particles into the slurry
tank. 773/665-8800; www.sodimate-inc.com.
DAtAstICk offErs ACoustIC
monItorIng pACkAgE
The Vibration Acoustic Monitoring package, made to be used with
handheld Vibration Spectrum Analyzers from Datastick Systems Inc.,
includes noise-canceling headphones with safety earmuffs, both passive
and active cancellation, an inline amplifier for sound level adjustment,
cable and connector. Used in the service of pumps and compressors,
VSAs can be used to detect structural problems caused by vibration that
could harm sensitive equipment in data centers. 408/987-3400; www.
datastick.com.
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product spotlight

Online Vibration Monitoring System

Warns of Defects
By Ed Wodalski

The VIBNODE online condition monitoring system from

Ludeca warns of potential defects in blowers, pumps, motors and
other equipment. By providing ongoing equipment status infor-
mation, it ensures against unexpected downtime and helps priori-
vIBnoDE online condition monitoring
tize maintenance schedules to maximize equipment life.
system from ludeca
“This is a true online remote monitoring system,” says Alex
Nino, applications engineer. “What I mean by true is that it col-
lects data, processes, manipulates and gives you results. It is not a data logger that requires software for processing and manipulation.”
The system’s 16-bit A/D functionality provides 6- or 12-channel scanning. Shaft bearings can be monitored for looseness, misalignment, bearing
defects and imbalance. Machinery faults or bearing fault problems on pumps, motors and gearboxes are collected 24 hours a day, enabling defects to
be promptly diagnosed. When a vibration alarm is triggered, users are independently alerted by e-mail, text message, traffic light indicator or other means.
“You definitely don’t want any downtime on any critical asset, if a bearing is going down or there’s wear and tear on the machine,” Nino says. “Most
plants run on a 24/7 cycle. By being alerted to what is happening you can have the right maintenance personnel on hand to take care of the problem
before it becomes a failure of some sort.”
The entry-level system has preset measurement and alarm settings that can be adjusted in-house with the click of a mouse. Because the system
works remotely, it can safely monitor equipment in hazardous areas or locations that might otherwise be inaccessible. The unit is available with NEMA
4X or stainless steel enclosure, can be mounted indoors or outdoors, and requires no maintenance. It has an ambient operating temperature range of
-13 to 140 degrees F.
OMNITREND PC software programs the online system, sets alarm parameters, and provides analysis and reporting through an internal network
or wirelessly. Data from multiple sites can be accessed remotely at any time. 305/591-8935; www.ludeca.com.

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11. hACh IntroDuCEs hqD BEnChtop mEtEr AnD
Ion sElECtIvE ElECtroDE proBEs
The HQd benchtop meter and IntelliCAL ion selective electrode probes
from Hach Co. are designed to test water quality and automatically rec-
ognize the testing parameter, calibration history and method settings to
minimize errors and setup time. The benchtop meter can provide data
transfer through USB ports and two-way communication to both PC and
lab automation equipment. The probes, which test ammonia, ammonium,
fluoride, chloride, and nitrate join the existing pH, dissolved oxygen, con-
ductivity, BOD, ORP and sodium probes. 800/227-4224; www.hach.com.
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12. BInmAstEr IntroDuCEs smArtBoB-ts1 sEnsor
The SmartBob-TS1 sensor from BinMaster Level Controls is made for
bins up to 60 feet tall. The continuous level measurement sensor weighs
less than 10 pounds and measures powders, granules, pellets, plastic res-
ins and dry bulk solids. Data generated can be viewed from a control con-
sole mounted at the base of the bins, on a PC with eBob software or sent
as automated alerts and e-mails to a smart phone via BinView Web-based
software. 800/278-4241; www.binmaster.com.

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13. AEgIs offErs sgr BEArIng protECtIon rIng kIt
The shaft ground ring universal mounting kit from AEGIS includes
grounding ring and mounting hardware for most motor designs. The
ring prevents electrical fluting damage in the bearing, bearing noise,
repairs and downtime by channeling VFD-induced bearing currents to
the ground. 207/998-5140; www.est-aegis.com.

14. stAhlIn IntroDuCEs polystAr

polyCArBonAtE EnClosurEs
PolyStar polycarbonate enclosures from Stahlin Non-Metallic Enclo-
sures are made to withstand rain, sleet, snow, splashing water and hose-
directed water. Available in five sizes, the enclosures feature an easy to
remove lid, integrated lock hasp, flush-fit side-mount swing panel and
DIN rail system. 616/794-0700; www.stahlin.com.

15. sIEmEns IntroDuCEs AquACArB

1240CAt CAtAlytIC CArBon
AquaCarb 1240CAT catalytic carbon water treatment from Siemens
Water Technologies uses coconut shell-based carbon for chloramines,
hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen peroxide removal. Applications include
the removal of H2O2 in semiconductor wastewater or groundwater
remediation systems using UV oxidation. 866/926-8420; www.water.
siemens.com.

16. JWC IntroDuCEs sluDgE monstEr grInDEr

The Sludge Monster grinder from JWC Environmental is designed to
protect sludge pumps, heat exchangers, centrifuges and other dewater-
ing equipment from clogging with rags and debris. The grinder pro-

770-307-3882
Made In The cesses 274 gpm and can be used in scum line applications. 800/331-2277;
featuring lamps U.S.A. www.muffinmonster.com.
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5,000 Customers)
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to 25,000 Customers) The Michigan Water Environment Association has a Wastewater Opera-
• Fredericton-E. John Bliss Water Treatment Plant, Project of the Year tors Seminar on May 12 in Gaylord. Visit www.mi-wea.org.
Award (25,000+ Customers)
• Ben Pitman, Nova Scotia, Volunteer Recognition Award New Jersey
The New Jersey Water Environment Association will have an Industrial
TPO welcomes your contribution to this listing. To recognize members Wastewater Seminar May 9–10 at Bally’s Hotel in Atlantic City. Visit www.wef.org.
of your team, please send notices of new hires, promotions, service mile-
stones, certifications or achievements to editor@tpomag.com. New York
The New York Water Environment Association has these courses:

education • May 3 – Anaerobic Digestion, Amherst

• May 4 – Asset Management, Rochester
Alaska Visit www.nywea.org.
The Alaska Water Wastewater Management Association has these courses:
• May 10–11 – Introduction to Membrane Treatment, Anchorage North Carolina
The North Carolina AWWA has these courses:
• May 2–6 – Eastern Biological Wastewater Operators School, Raleigh
Depend on the Leader • May 3–6 – Physical/Chemical Wastewater Operators School, Raleigh
• May 10 – Lab Tech Day, Raleigh
Composting Visit www.ncsafewater.org.
Performance
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Staggered Rotor The Ohio Water Environment Association has these courses:
Quickly and efficiently Industrial Series Mixers • May 5 – Collection Systems Workshop, Lewis Center
process food waste, Patented Staggered Rotor • May 24 – Ohio Operations Challenge and Hands-On Operator Training
cardboard and yard Day, Columbus
waste. Available in truck, Visit www.ohiowea.org.
trailer or stationary.
Texas
Watch videos The Texas Water Utilities Association has these courses:
of Waste Pro, • May 17 – Utility Safety, Gatesville
Industrial and • June 21 – Basic Wastewater, Victoria
Visit www.twua.org.
Cyclone Series
in action on-line Wisconsin
www.rotomix.com The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has these courses:
• May 2–3 – Iron, Zeolite and VOC, Fond du Lac
New! • May 5 – Working In The Streets: Traffic Control and Clothing, Janesville
• May 10–11 – Utility Management 2, Madison
Cyclone Compost Series • May 17 – Surface Water Processes, Green Bay
with double flighted twin vertical Waste Pro Series Mixers • May 18 – Water Supply Safety, Madison
augers mixes in half the time • June 15 – Personal Protective Equipment, Plover
Patent Pending Visit www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/es/science/opcert/training.htm.
Take time today,
The University of Wisconsin Department of Engineering-Professional
call for more information
Development has a course on Nutrient Removal Engineering: Phosphorus
Cell 620.408.8330 and Nitrogen in Wastewater Treatment April 26–28 in Madison. Visit www.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
April 30–May 4
Florida Water Resources Confer-
ence, Gaylord Palms Resort,
Kissimmee. Visit www.fwrc.org.
May 1–4
Arkansas Water Works & Water
Environment Association Annual
Conference, Embassy Suites Hotel,
Hot Springs. Visit www.awwwea.org.
May 9–13
New Jersey Water Environment
Association Annual Conference,
Bally’s Atlantic City. Visit www.
njwea.org.
May 10–12
Montana Section-American Water
Works Association Conference,
Holiday Inn and Best Western
GranTree Hotels, Bozeman. Visit
www.montana-awwa.org.
May 17–18
Nevada Water Environment Asso-
ciation Annual Conference, Sam’s
Town Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas.
Visit www.nvwea.org.
May 22–25
Water Environment Federation,
Residuals and Biosolids 2011:
Adapting Residuals Management
to a Changing Climate, Sacramento
(Calif.) Convention Center. Visit
www.wef.org.
May 22–25
West Virginia Water Environ-
ment Association/AWWA Annual
Conference, Oglebay State Park,
Wheeling. Visit www.wv-wea.org.
Treatment Plant Operator invites your national, state, or local associ-
ation to post notices and news items in the Worth Noting column. Send
contributions to editor@tpomag.com.
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fabric structures
May 23–24
Louisiana Water Environment
Association Spring Conference,
Lod Cook Alumni Center, Baton
Rouge. Visit www.lweaonline.org.
June 5–8 Sustainable
Pennsylvania Water Environment
Association Annual Technical Con-
Design-Build
ference and Exhibition, Lancaster Solutions
Buildings available
Marriott. Call 570/549-2204 or visit up to 300' wide.
www.pwea.org.
Low in cost per
square foot.
June 6–8
Natural daytime
New York Water Environment lighting.
Association/New Jersey Water
Easy to relocate.
Environment Association, The Sag-
amore Hotel, Lake George. Visit Expandable.
www.nywea.org.
Call one of our ClearSpan specialists today at 1.866.643.1010 or
June 8–10 visit us at www.ClearSpan.com. Please mention code ADTPO.
Iowa Water Environment Associa-
tion Annual Conference, Coralville.
Visit www.iawpca.org.
June 12–15
Water Environment Federation,
Collection Systems 2011, Raleigh,
N.C. Visit www.wef.org.
June 12–16
ACE: American Water Works
Association Annual Conference &
Exhibition, Washington, D.C. Visit
www.awwa.org.
June 26–29
Michigan Water Environment
Association Annual Conference,
Shanty Creek Resort, Bellaire.
Visit www.mi-wea.org.
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