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Sontek Releases New “Flowtracker2” Acoustic Doppler Velocimeter
SAN DIEGO, CA — JANUARY 20TH, 2016 The Acoustic Doppler Velocimeter (ADV) is considered a flagship advancement in the evolution of water flow and discharge...
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Sontek Ships Historic Order to Brazil
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA — MARCH 26TH, 2014 A multi-million dollar order for acoustic Doppler instrumentation was recently shipped to Brazil's National Water...
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Sontek Receives Patent for RiverSurveyor Technology
SAN DIEGO, CA — AUGUST 14TH, 2012 SonTek is proud to announce the award patent number 8,125,849 for its exclusive 9-beam multi-frequency acoustic Doppler...
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Collecting Discharge Data with a SonTek ADCP
Whether you're a seasoned hydrologist or just starting in the field, this series is your go-to resource for mastering the art of accurate discharge data collection using SonTek ADCP technology.
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Heat Exchangers
Heat exchangers are designed and manufactured in the USA to fit your specific needs.
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Intelligent wastewater pumping eliminates clogging and cuts energy use at Heathrow Airport
Flygt Concertor was trialed at Heathrow Airport to solve chronic clogging and delivered clog-free pumping while cutting energy use by 53%.
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Town of Creston Pretreats Brewery Wastewater with ADI-BVF® Reactor
Creston’s wastewater treatment facility treats both domestic and industrial effluent. The Columbia Brewery, which feeds its wastewater to the town, underwent major expansions that significantly increased its wastewater flows. Creston was not equipped to treat the volume of wastewater generated by the brewery. Town officials were eager to solve the problem, especially since the brewery was Creston’s largest employer.
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Turnkey solution eliminates chain and scraper downtime in Grass Valley, CA
The Grass Valley Wastewater Treatment Plant provides service for a population of approximately 12,000 people. Situated in California’s Gold Country, the area has some unique challenges that include mine drainage and heavy flows during the winter storm season in the scenic Sierra Nevada foothills. On average, the City discharges 2.1 million gallons per day of treated wastewater effluent to Wolf Creek, a tributary of the Bear River.
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Updating London’s drinking water network
A UK water supply company serves a population of approximately 675,000 consisting of homes and businesses in Surrey, Sussex and Kent and is a key part of London’s drinking water network. The largest works in Kent, which takes raw water from a reservoir that is recharged in winter by abstraction from the River Eden. The original works capacity was 35Ml/d and it is currently undergoing a phased uprate.
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Utility company replaces existing wastewater treatment process
Since the wastewater treatment facility is located near a retirement community, the design of the plant had to be taken into consideration as well as the small land area, noise level of the equipment and potential odors.
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Utility Justifies an Increase in Their Capital Spending Budget with Advanced Risk Analysis
Over approximately five years, Aurora Water observed a notable increase in water main breaks. With limited resources to renew aging infrastructure, the utility’s pipeline replacement program was struggling to keep pace.
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Vermont Town of 450 Removes PFOA From Drinking Water Well
The source of the contaminated water was located approximately 250 meters away from the municipal well, at a former industrial site. Upon learning of the elevated test results, the state issued a “do not drink” order to the 450 residents served by the municipal water supply until the water source could pass quality testing again.
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Wastewater Ion Exchange Removes Heavy Metals From Petcoke Leachate
A California petcoke facility used wastewater ion exchange to remove nickel and vanadium from stormwater leachate, ensuring compliant discharge and reliable, scalable treatment of accumulated rainwater.
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Water plant removes manganese and improves turbidity
This 10 million gallons per day drinking water plant gets its raw water source from a 151,000 acre-feet reservoir situated at an elevation of 5430 ft. The water intake is through a tunnel at a depth of 200 feet. The intake does not have provisions for the withdrawal of water from multiple levels in the reservoir.
