The Changing Roles in Control System Implementation   Water Engineering & Management May 1995   Herb D. Fiddick
The first in a series of five articles discussing control systems.

Finding the Right Instrumentation   Water Engineering & Management March 1995   Mark D. Weiss
Municipalities, consulting firms and regulatory agencies join forces to test and evaluate common types of industry instrumentation.

As Program Management Function Evolves, Benefits Increase   Water Engineering & Management March 1995   Alan Carter
The findings from a survey of 10 major municipalities illustrate how design and construction projects can be managed better.

Protecting Electronic Systems from Power Supply Variations   Water Engineering & Management February 1995   Joe Becker
Design engineers and plant operating staff should recognize the importance of protecting instrumentation and computers from power surges.

Establishing Proactive Maintenance Management   Water Engineering & Management January 1995   Robert Klusman
A new school of thought helps to eliminate the "run-fail-fix" syndrome that often plagues management

Distributed Control System Offers Local and Central Access   Water Engineering & Management January 1995   David Chapman, John O'Connor, Michael Stroshine, and Mitchell Greenwald
A 60-mgd direct filtration plant incorporates rapid sand filtration and replaces eight existing slow sand filters.

Contract Ops Partnership Stands Test of Time   Water Engineering & Management November 1994   Edward Griesenauer and Michael Dougherty
Private firm assumes water and wastewater management job.

Use Partnering For Project Success   Water Engineering & Management October 1994
This new managment tool was applied in a Los Angeles project to smooth out problems between team members

When a City Buys a Utility   Water Engineering & Management October 1994   Thomas A. Cloud
A discussion of what municipal staff should know when considering the purchase of a local private water or wastewater system.

It's Not a Gremlin, It's Harmonic Distortion   Water Engineering & Management October 1994   Nick Cicero
Electronic noise can affect electrical equipment. This article discusses what it is and how to avoid and correct it.

Plant by the Lake: A Model of Innovation   Water Engineering & Management August 1994   Ian Lisk
A new water treatment plant was designed for the future with quality, quantity and regulations in mind.

Where On-Line Sensors are Headed   Water Engineering & Management August 1994   Stephen A. Wortendyke
Sensor technology has advanced considerably in the last decade, and accurate, reliable on-line sensors will keep water/wastewater treatment processes under increasingly better control.

A Manager's Guide to Criminal Liabilities Imposed by Environmental Laws   Water Engineering & Management July 1994   Kathleen L. Nooney
What every water and wastewater manager should know about the implications of committing environmental crimes, as outlined by the Safe Drinking Water Act and the Clean Water Act.

Integrating SCADA Systems with AM/FM-GIS Technology   Water Engineering & Management July 1994   Mark G. Wehmeyer
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Benchmarking: Eight Lessons for High Performance   Water Engineering & Management June 1994