Water environment & technology

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  Año 2001, Vol. 13, Número 3

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    Concerned about CMOM? The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's new sanitary sewer overflow rule may not be as costly as you think

    K. Davis, G. Prelewicz

    págs. 33-37

    
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    CMOM To See Efficiency A 5-year-old Fairfax County, Va., program demonstrates how a capacity assurance, management, and operations and maintenance (CMOM) program can benefit customers and the environment

    L. Fillmore, M. J. Doyle, I. Khan

    págs. 38-43

    
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    Portable Wastewater Treatment Rapidly deployable geotextile-based filtration units may be an inexpensive option for treating small and midsize wastewater streams at temporary or remote sites

    C. J. Martel, W. J. Kane, J. L. Klosky

    págs. 44-51

    
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    This Little Light of Mine Engineers spotlight various UV systems' O&M costs with illuminating results

    M. Johnson, J. P. Wilson, J. L. Swift

    págs. 52-58

    
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    Puzzle Me This, Puzzle Me That Troubleshoot your hypochlorite system piece by piece

    R. Baur

    págs. 59-62

    
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    Foam on the Range Learn how a Texas facility lassoed Nocardia foaming during an air activated sludge upgrade

    T. Tackman, J. Bratby, D. Kinnear

    págs. 63-66