For decades, cast iron has been the default material for manholes, largely because it was familiar and widely accepted. But in practice, that familiarity has

Wastewater odor complaints can overwhelm an operator’s day long before the first truck even rolls out. Neighbors call. Crews investigate. The smell fades, then comes

Wastewater odor rarely comes from the places people expect. As we explored in Part 1 of this series, the real culprits often hide inside the

When people think of wastewater odor, the knee-jerk reaction is often, “Well, it must be the poop.” And to be fair, that assumption isn’t completely

Oxidation ditches, or “racetracks,” have been a trusted upgrade from lagoon systems for decades. Their closed-loop design supports long solids retention times (SRT) and dependable

Oxidation ditches, or “racetracks” as many operators call them, have been a workhorse in wastewater treatment for decades. They provide a controlled environment for aerobic