Oxidation Systems

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Harnessing The Power Of GIS To Improve Customer Service

  Learn how White House Utility District, Tennessee’s largest water provider, adapted during COVID-19 to a new service model that ultimately delivered better customer service while also protecting customers and employees.

• Pumps Tackle Large Bypass System In Greenwich, Connecticut

  The town of Greenwich, Connecticut’s existing 54-in. diameter concrete sanitary sewer line, which carried nearly all of the town’s wastewater flow, was being attacked by hydrogen sulfide and deteriorating. After a condition assessment, it was determined that this critical infrastructure should be rehabilitated as soon as possible. In order to complete the sanitary sewer rehabilitation while maintaining treatment operations, a 40.9 million gallons-per-day temporary bypass system was needed to divert the flow from three areas of town to the wastewater treatment plant.

• Phantom Cameras Shine In Ballistics And Material Tests For Aerospace

  This case study explores how the Phantom Ultra high-speed and VEO high-speed cameras were used to record the testing processes for both components. These analytic tools provided crucial information on the design and performance of aerospace devices.

• Leak Detection In Nantes, France

  Initial investigations by the water network management team in Nantes, France, indicated substantial leaks, leaving them with the business challenge of identifying and preventing these leaks. 

• SNWA Monitors Arsenic And Chromium Levels With KETOS SHIELD and KETOS Smart Water Intelligence Platform

  The Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) addresses regional water issues serving more than 2.2 million residents in Southern Nevada. Including in its scope of responsibility, SNWA manages the Searchlight water treatment and distribution system which services Searchlight, Nevada. 

• Insta-Valve 20-24 Eliminates Service Disruption To Connect Water To New Travel Center

  The Insta-Valve 20-24 provided a targeted shutdown to expand and connect the water supply to a new travel facility.

• Leading Sponsor Delivers Enrollment 24 Months Ahead Of Schedule

  Read the available case study to see how a leading sponsor delivers enrollment twenty four months ahead of schedule.

• Accelerating Results For Healthcare Brands Through Advocacy, Materials Science Expertise And Integrated Packaging Capabilities

  Any change to packaging design for an approved pharmaceutical product is a time consuming, detail-orientated effort, even with small brand-driven changes––so when governments update packaging regulations on a larger scale, a company’s entire product line could be impacted, creating change management projects for sometimes hundreds of items. When Health Canada introduced amendments to the existing Food and Drug Regulations for non-prescription, over-the-counter (OTC) drug products in 2014, pharmaceutical organizations selling products in the Canadian marketplace knew they had a significant challenge to overcome

• Scaling A Service Business In A Field Of Giant Competitors

  There is no shortage of Davids in a world of service business Goliaths — fast-growing companies that are disrupting legacy incumbents by delivering an excellent customer experience. In the ISP (Internet Service Provider) industry, Sail Internet is one such company that is scaling fast and working to ensure it has adopted the digital tools it needs to future-proof the business. To explore some of the challenges that Sail Internet was facing and how it is navigating through digital transformation, we had a chance to chat with the company’s co-founder and CTO, George Ginis.

• Customizing Optical Coatings For A 3D Visual Application

  In this case study, we look at the challenge of fabricating a broadband, non-polarizing cube beamsplitter for a 3D visual application.

• Self-Cleaning Trashracks Help Keep The Power On For New Zealand Hydroelectric Plant

  Hydrogeneration is the dominant source of energy in New Zealand, providing approximately 70% of total electricity. The Hornwort, a submersed, free-floating perennial which can reach nearly 20 feet of height above water, has invaded New Zealand’s waters. The plant quickly proved to be an issue for Genesis Energy at the Tokaanu Power Station, a 240 MW hydroelectric power station.

• The Digital Transformation Of Water In Gandia

  Over the last two decades, the water industry has undergone a revolution that has shaken its business model to the very core. Utilities, which have traditionally been excluded from innovative solutions as a result of being tied into relatively long concession contracts, are now encountering growing demands from consumers and government to become more accountable for their services.