Blogs, Water/Wastewater, Case Studies | March 20, 2025
Overview: August 2024 – Stormwater – Upgrade of the system to accommodate storms and mitigate flooding. If the flooding wasn’t addressed then the problem would continue potentially affecting homes, utilities, and infrastructure. With existing utilities, a stepped-down wet well was utilized to prevent any problems with those utilities.
Blogs, Energy Efficiency, PSM Newsletter, Water/Wastewater | May 22, 2024
For utilities to mine energy efficiencies while optimizing their clean water pump systems, they must take the following steps.
Blogs, Energy Efficiency, Regulatory, Water/Wastewater | December 7, 2023
In this interview, Executive Director Michael Michaud tells us more about HI’s work with municipal and irrigation clients, its partnerships with government agencies, and its industry conferences.
Blogs, PSM Newsletter, Water/Wastewater | August 29, 2023
The role that wastewater treatment plants plays in meeting our demands for clean water is vital, therefore, it’s important for the professionals in the wastewater industry to have the knowledge and resources to support the efficient and reliable operation of the treatment plants.
Blogs, Training, Pump System Training, Water/Wastewater | June 27, 2022
Two leading Pump Associations, the Hydraulic Institute and SWPA, joined forces to present a pump Technical Training Seminar specifically designed for pump system end-users and operators in the water and wastewater sector. This is advantageous as water and wastewater utilities are often challenged by knowledge gaps on pumps.
PSM Newsletter, PSAP, Water/Wastewater, Blogs | June 15, 2021
Mike Assante, who manages water system capital improvements as an engineering project manager for the City of Englewood, Colo., since September 2020, has been around a lot of pumps in his career. So, when he heard about an old pump making unusual noises, he was ready to spring into action.
Blogs, PSM Newsletter, PSAP, Water/Wastewater | March 31, 2021
Most municipal water case studies do not begin in a lab, but this one does. Eric Dole, a certified Pump System Assessment Professional (PSAP) with two patents to his name, was conducting research on electrocoagulation in a lab at Red Rock Community College outside Denver. A supervisor at Consolidated Mutual Water, who also taught at the school, was curious about the test and introduced himself.
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