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NEC Article 230, Services

Let’s take a closer look at Article 230 and the NEC 2020 Code changes, which covers service conductors and equipment for control and protection of services.

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2020 NEC | Article 590, Temporary Installations

Because temporary electrical installations present a special set of hazards, they have their own Article in the NEC code. Read more to learn about how to safely reinstall previously used services, parts, or components in a temporary installation.

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Recruiting Water and Wastewater Operators: Tips for Future Employees

This article discusses why wastewater is a good career choice, what skills and knowledge an operator needs, and how to find your first job in the water/wastewater field. 

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Developing Troubleshooting Skills for HVAC Technicians

Troubleshooting of HVACR systems and equipment can often become a time-consuming, frustrating process. Here are some fundamental concepts that can help anyone become a more proficient troubleshooter.

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The Rebirth of Analog Video Surveillance

We’re currently experiencing a resurgence of analog surveillance systems. Here’s where analog systems can work better than internet protocol (IP) ones!

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ATP, Water Treatment, and Fireflies?

Did I get your attention with the mention of fireflies? You’ll have to read on for that one. Water treatment is vital for protecting public and environmental health and is best done proactively, as conditions can change rapidly. It is essential that water treatment operators have tools that keep them […]

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Mitigating Flooding Impacts on Drinking Water Treatment Systems

We’ve talked in the past about how drought conditions can negatively impact drinking water systems. However, to the inverse, there are also problems and challenges caused by an overabundance of water flooding a system. This article will reveal how flooding can negatively impact drinking water treatment systems. It will also […]

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Wildfires and Water Treatment

When you read this title what images come to mind? Is it huge helicopters and fire trucks scooping tons of water from a nearby treatment system or reservoir to battle a blaze? Sadly, the connection between wildfires and water treatment is not a positive one. Wildfires are detrimental to water quality, water treatment systems, and infrastructure. In this article, we’ll explore exactly how wildfires negatively impact water treatment systems and water quality. We will also cover wildfire mitigation and […]

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Bottle vs. Tap: Which Water is Better?

Did you know tap water meets stricter quality and safety parameters than bottled water? In this article, we are going to explore bottle vs. tap water and provide information to help you make a more informed decision. We will focus on where your water is sourced, the quality and safety regulations each type of water must adhere to, the cost comparison, and environmental concerns. Water Source In many […]

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Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) refers to a group of synthetic chemicals. There are over 4,700 compounds in this classification, and they are extensively used in the manufacturing of consumer goods due to their non-stick, water-repellant, fire-retardant, and fat-resistance qualities. Many of these substances are used in firefighting and in […]

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America’s Deteriorating Water and Wastewater Infrastructure

America’s water and wastewater infrastructure is old. Many of these systems have been in the ground close to 100 years. This infrastructure has provided reliable service for decades, so much so, that maintenance and replacement were rarely considered. Now, with systems beginning to fail, it’s apparent that these systems need […]

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Toxic Blooms and Public Health

A harmful algal bloom (HAB), or toxic bloom, is detrimental to public health. In this article we will cover what a toxic bloom is, causes of toxic blooms, and the public health effects of toxic blooms. We will also cover how toxic blooms are currently reported and what can be done to prevent them. A HAB is caused by certain types of blue-green algae called cyanobacteria that produce natural toxins or […]

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Atmospheric Water Generators

Passive water collection has been a practice in certain civilizations throughout history. Atmospheric water generators use modern refrigeration to condense water vapor.

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Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) Water and Wastewater Applications

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) is a computer-based program used to supervise, control, and monitor industrial and public water production and process operations. It has revolutionized the water/wastewater industry by giving operators and managers the ability to operate many points of control from a central location. Time-consuming “legwork” is reduced and constant vigil can be maintained of extended operation and control. […]

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Water Reuse and Reclamation

Water usage is a complex issue that involves cooperation and planning for the future. Water is a shared resource that communities must work together to manage.

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NEC Article 230, Services

Most Recent

2020 NEC | Article 590, Temporary Installations

Recruiting Water and Wastewater Operators: Tips for Future Employees

Developing Troubleshooting Skills for HVAC Technicians

The Rebirth of Analog Video Surveillance

Recently in

ATP, Water Treatment, and Fireflies?

Mitigating Flooding Impacts on Drinking Water Treatment Systems

Wildfires and Water Treatment

Bottle vs. Tap: Which Water is Better?

Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)

America’s Deteriorating Water and Wastewater Infrastructure

Toxic Blooms and Public Health

Atmospheric Water Generators

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) Water and Wastewater Applications

Water Reuse and Reclamation

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