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published articles
 Thinking out of the box and using household UV system in a municipal application
Written by: Pritish Roy, M.Eng.
and Ryan Polito
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, July 2007 |
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Engineering a New Drinking Water Management System
Written by: Hershel Guttman, M.Eng., P.Eng.
and Brett McDermott, M.A.
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, May 2007
$22 Million Contract for Raw Water Intake Incorporates Innovation and New Technology
Written by: Tom Richardson, P.Eng. and Jim Tully, P.Eng.
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, May 2007 |
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Are Trust, Integrity and Respect Outdated?
Written by: Ken Campbell, P.Eng.
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, November 2006
Development of a Biosolids Master Plan
Written by: Louise Hollingsworth, Environmental Planner,
and Bob Kuzyk, P.Eng.
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, November 2006 |
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A Sampling of Source Water Protection Activities around Ontario
Written by: Ken Campbell, P.Eng.
Published in: the Fall 2006 issue of OWWA's Pipeline magazine, and is reproduced here with the express permission of the OWWA
Pilot Testing - A Valuable Tool for the Selection of a Treatment Process for the Town of Smiths Falls New Water Treatment Plant
Written by: Kim Mowat, B.E.Sc., M.A.Sc.
Published in: the Fall 2006 issue of OWWA's Pipeline magazine, and is reproduced here with the express permission of the OWWA |
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Problem-Solving Workshop in Eastern Ontario
Written by: Valera Saknenko, P.Eng., Vincent Nazareth, P.Eng.
Published in: the Winter 2006 issue of Influents magazine, WEAO's official publication, and is reproduced here with the express permission of the WEAO
Courtice Completes Construction on Outfall Sewer
Written by: Melissa Weber
Published in: the Winter 2006 issue of Influents magazine, WEAO's official publication, and is reproduced here with the express permission of the WEAO |
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Vital Need for Municipal Stormwater Management
Written by: Rodney Hopper, P.Eng., Hans Arisz, P.Eng.
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, January 2006 |
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Regulating Water Safety
Written by: Peter Langan, P.Eng.
Published in: Green Master, December 2004
Providing safe drinking water to the golfing public requires strict treatment guidelines and the coordination of golf course owners and superintendents.
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Successful Implementation of 'Defined-Concept' Design-Build Approach
Written by: Vincent Nazareth, P.Eng., Valera Saknenko, P.Eng., Laura McDowell, Martin Tourangeau and James W. Lunn
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, November 2004
Selling the Value of Water
Written by: Hershel Guttman, P.Eng.
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, November 2004
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Mount Albert Water Pollution Control Plant – Major Plant Upgrade
Written by: Valera Saknenko, P.Eng., Vincent Nazareth, P.Eng.
Published in: Daily Commercial News, Summer 2004
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The Sewer Sleuths
Written by: David Crowder, P.Eng.
Published in: The Ontario Land Surveyor. Vol. 47, No. 3. Summer 2004
Few realize that an enormous labyrinths of large diameter sewer pipes lie beneath city streets and buildings. As developers renovate, demolish and construct large urban buildings, there's a real danger that these vital underground sewers could be damaged. Although the sewers are large, they can be difficult to locate.
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Curb Inlets can Improve Service and Reduce Cost
Written by: Al Perks, P.Eng. & R.G. Hewitt, P.Eng.
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, June/July 2004
RVA, in collaboration with the University of Ottawa, undertook laboratory testing of the City of Ottawa's curb inlets for storm drainage, and provided some suggestions for drainage design using the new inlets. The new curb inlets are lees intrusive for roadway operations, cyclists, etc, but have less capacity than conventional grated inlets located in the gutter. The City has incorporated the new inlets into its design guidelines, and is moving to develop new and more efficient designs for these inlets.
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| Water Treatment Plants are Vital to Baghdad's Restoration
Written by: Ghassan Ghali, P.Eng.
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, March 2004
Baghdad built in 763 A.D. is now 30 X 30 km with a population of more than 5 million. Several Water Treatment Plants are drawing water from Tigris River are serving Baghdad. A 1365 MLD Water Supply Scheme was built in the 1980s and a 1820 MLD water supply scheme was delayed because of wars and shortage of budget. Baghdad Water Authority is now willing to go forward with the development and rehabilitation of the water supply of Baghdad.
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Green Roofs - The Trend for the Future
Written by: Mark Hagesteijn, P.Eng. & Sam Beckett, P.Eng.
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, January 2004
Maintaining Water Quality in Distribution Systems
Written by: Ken Collicott, P.Eng.
Published in: Environmental Science & Engineering, January 2004 |
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