Effective Practices for Sanitary Sewers and Collection Systems Operations and Maintenance

Abstract

Provides users with a toolkit of effective practices for the operation and maintenance, management, and capacity assurance of sanitary sewer collection systems. The toolkit will assist utilities in developing, enhancing, and implementing programs to improve their effectiveness and efficiency. CD-ROM or online tool.

As of February 2020, the web tool is no longer available.

Originally funded as WERF project 01-CTS-20T.

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Effective Practices for Sanitary Sewers and Collection Systems Operations and Maintenance

Executive Summary

07/03/2001

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Effective Practices for Sanitary Sewers and Collection Systems Operations and Maintenance

Abstract

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Effective Practices for Sanitary Sewers and Collection Systems Operations and Maintenance

Flood Grouting for Infiltration Reduction on Private Side Sewers

A Review of Advanced Sewer System Designs and Technologies

Structural Capabilities of No-Dig Manhole Rehabilitation

Application of In-Line ATP Monitoring for Non-potable Alternative Water Systems

NSF Convergence Accelerator Track K: Advancing Equitable and Circular Water Solutions Through Source Separation

Nitrogen Reduction Solutions for Ocean Discharges: Development of Sensors and Controls to Support the Implementation of Mainstream Shortcut Nitrogen Removal (SCNR) Processes

Leading Water Utility Innovation