EE&T was selected by RWSA in Charlottesville, VA and the Water Research Foundation to conduct an anion ion-exchange research project to evaluate post ion-exchange impacts such as residuals production , filter run lengths, corrosion changes and overall DBP reductions. Contact Richard Brown (rbrown@eetinc.com) for additional information.
EE&T has been selected by the City of Cleveland Division of Water to provide residuals management services at its Morgan Water Treatment Plant. EE&T will be conducting thickening studies, mechanical and non-mechanical dewatering evaluations, and beneficial use alternatives analysis. Contact Nick Pizzi (npizzi@eetinc.com) or Damon Roth (droth@eetinc.com) for additional information.
EE&T is helping several utilities comply with the IDSE requirements. EE&T is currently working with the following cities: Cleveland,Lakewood,Lake County,OH; Santa Fe, NM; Charlottesville,Falls Church, and Arlington,VA. EE&Ts engineering staff can assist with plan development and EE&Ts lab staff can provide analysis. For more information contact Richard Brown (rbrown@eetinc.com)
AwwaRF has announced that EE&T,Inc. has been involved with over $30,000,000 in AwwaRF funded research projects.
The Army Corps of Engineers Aquaduct Division awarded EE&T a contract to provide conceptual design and NEPA documents for new HOCl, caustic, PACl, and acid feed facilities at its 260 MGD and 150 MGD treatment plants. For more information contact droth@eetinc.com
EE&T has been selected and hired by the City of Cleveland (CWD) to help prepare its IDSE plan. CWD is one of the Utilities that serves over 100,000 people and must submit a plan by October 2006. For more information contact npizzi@eetinc.com
EE&T has been selected by the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority in Charlottesville, Va to design various water treatment plant improvements. The project will consist primarily of filter media, underdrains, and instrumentation upgrades at three water treatment plants.
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