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Aeration for Ponds and Cisterns   Water Quality Products January 2003   Jeff Roseman, Aqua Ion Plus+ Technologies
Using oxygen for the natural cleansing of water is becoming a viable alternative for pond and cistern owners in reducing the use of chemicals to fight the bacteria and algae that can become a nuisance. An aerobic bacterium needs oxygen in order to maintain the balance of nature. This article will take a look at some methods for increasing oxygen content, Henry's Law and applications that benefit from increased levels of O2.
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Portable Tanks Help In Gas Pipeline Expansion Project   Water & Wastes Digest May 2002
By reclassifying the existing pipeline, PG&E avoided the enormous expense of laying 38 miles of new pipe. The primary objectives of the project were to safely raise natural gas pipeline pressure without increasing the release of nitrogen oxide (NOx) into the atmosphere. These objectives were achieved by relocating two pressure limiting stations, retrofitting two internal combustion compressors, and performing pipeline hydrotesting operations.
Environmental Control Speeds Water Tank Project   Water Engineering & Management April 2001
Concerns about expenses, deadlines and the environment all came into play when the Helix Water District near San Diego, Calif., had to recoat a four-million-gallon water storage tank.
Bulk Tank Polymer Hauler Uses Economical Separator - Wins State, Local Ecological Awards   Water & Wastes Digest March 2001   WWD Staff
Trimac Transportation Company of Hayward, Calif. has been awarded a Certificate of Merit from the California Water Environment Association and the Hayward Environmental Achievement Award for Industrial Wastewater Control.
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Hollywood Stays Green Using Underground Water Tanks   Water Engineering & Management February 2001
When you literally cannot move mountains, you must figure out a way to work around them.
Waterborne Coatings for Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants: Part 2   Water Engineering & Management February 2001   Tony Ippoliti
Waterborne acrylic coatings are available in single-component formulations that offer good durability, exceptional resistance to UV light and long-term flexibility.
Ohio Wastewater Treatment Plant Installs Covers On Sludge Digester Tanks   Water & Wastes Digest January 2001
Attempting to maintain aerobic conditions in two large, municipal thickened sludge digesters created problems in an Ohio community. High aeration rates caused splashing out of the digesters, while lowering the aeration rates to reduce the splashing created additional odors.
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Water Storage Tank Fulfills Water Needs   Water Engineering & Management August 2000
A conspicuous structure with alternating red and white stripes stands in the City of Sylacauga, 45 miles southeast of Birmingham, Ala. The brightly colored, towering object is a new water storage tank, the largest to be built in the city and a crucial contribution to the city’s present water needs and future growth.
FRP Linings in Above-Ground Storage Tanks: How Strong Are They?   Water Engineering & Management May 2000   Bob Hummel
Chemicals can be severely corrosive to above-ground metal storage tanks, resulting in possible leaks.
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San Diego Tank Structure Wins Award   Water & Wastes Digest May 2000
Demand for additional sewerage system capacity and the need to reclaim wastewater in San Diego’s arid region led the City of San Diego Metropolitan Wastewater Department, San Diego, California, to construct two 3.5 MG flow equalization basins at the North City Water Reclamation Plant (NCWRP).
Temporary Wastewater Tank Installation Leaves No Footprint When Removed   Water & Wastes Digest May 2000
Remediation of contaminated sites and return of contaminated land to a natural or reusable state has become an important requirement for business and government alike.
Disappearing Colorant Ensures Uniform Coverage Of Protective Coatings   Water & Wastes Digest January 2000
A patented fugitive colorant helps facilitate uniform application of clear protective finishes applied to water storage tanks and vessels and boasts many other advantages.
Protecting Concrete Tanks in Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants   Water Engineering & Management September 1998   Greg Illig, P.E.
Special methods and materials must be used to protect concrete tanks from the harsh environment in water and wastewater facilities.
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Protecting Water Storage Tanks in an Era of Environmental Compliance   Water Engineering & Management November 1996   Dallas Finch
Learning more about the causes of corrosion in an on water storage tanks can lead to the right coating choice for the tank site.
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Maintenance History of Four Steel Water Tanks   Water Engineering & Management July 1995   Walter Neumann, Jr. and Wade D. Newman
A survey looked the maintenance painting costs for four large-capacity steel water tanks

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