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October 24, 2024 | Iowa Section AWWA Annual Conference | Coralville, Iowa
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I've Had the Prime of My Life
Building a Messaging CalendarFor too many decades (maybe even generations), water utilities have gone about doing their jobs in "silent service". But times change. And with your customers spending hours every day consuming messages on screens, through earbuds, and on their phones, water utilities need to spread the word about the indispensable work going on behind the scenes. It can seem intimidating, but we'll fix that: Come to this class, and in 50 minutes, we'll help you develop an entire year's worth of messages.
Water Utilities: The President's Other Secret ServicePeople talk about "The Swamp", but we don't always realize that Washington is literally built in a swamp -- and the lingering sick water table there probably killed a few of our Presidents. Come find out about the history that we've too easily forgotten.
Gauges are a pump's best friendAn all-new presentation we delivered today at the Iowa Water Environment Association operators' conference in Newton:
As always, please check out our extensive presentation library and contact us if there's anything that fits your needs for a conference, training session, or engineering workshop. How to blow away your bugsBright and early on Thursday morning at the 38th Annual NWEA Heartland Ops Conference:
If we're running two pumps, why aren't we getting twice as much flow?Monday at the Ankeny Annual Water Conference:
High-powered pumping, low noiseIf you find yourself looking for safe, reliable, and neighborhood-friendly options for lift station backup or flood control, the Gorman-Rupp Silent Pump is worth your attention. Capable of flow rates up to 9,950 gpm and able to run continuously for up to 40 hours at full throttle, the Silent Pump is in a class all by itself. It runs automatically and can be left unattended, so you can get to work on the other issues that cry out for your attention. And it's inside a sound-attenuated enclosure, so it's practically impossible to tell that it's even running from more than a few feet away. Find out more and download a brochure.
Presentation double-header todayBack-to-back classes at the Kirkwood Annual Water Conference in Cedar Rapids today:
Two presentations coming up
The all-purpose backup optionLots of communities around Iowa and Nebraska have suffered from flooding, severe storms, or power outages this spring. It's been a lot more than some collection systems were built to bear. Consider the Gorman-Rupp Silent Pump if you need a backup pumping system capable of fully automatic operation -- completely unattended, so you can spend your time on other things during an emergency. The Silent Pump is a self-contained portable lift station with a sound-attenuated enclosure to keep things quiet when there are already lots of other noises piling up. With flow options from 100 gpm to 10,000 gpm, a powerful diesel engine, and fuel capacity for up to 24 hours of continuous full-duty run time, the Silent Pump can be a clutch player when you need it. How to reduce hydrogen sulfide and control corrosionWe invite you to a free webinar on April 23rd about how to reduce hydrogen sulfide production in collection systems and control the resulting corrosion that eats away at pipes, valves, and equipment. It's possible using on-site generation of oxygen and ozone, available as a turn-key system for a flat monthly charge. Register now!
Double-header at the Nebraska Rural Water ConferenceWe're honored to have been invited to deliver back-to-back presentations at the Nebraska Rural Water Conference on March 12th in Kearney. Please join us if you can!
Come to the Iowa AWWA Short Course on March 6thRegister to attend the Iowa Section AWWA Spring Short Course on March 6th and catch our presentation "Controlling Your Surges" in the water distribution track.
For more news, visit the Water News Archives from 2005 through today
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