Romtec Utilities is powering sustainable water infrastructure As water becomes scarcer and droughts more prevalent, reclaiming water becomes increasingly essential in both municipal and private-sector infrastructure. Communities throughout the country are facing a critical challenge: how to conserve and reuse water effectively. One powerful solution is reclaimed water, also known as recycled or reused water, which is wastewater that has been treated to remove impurities so it can safely be reused. Reclaimed water is transforming

In today’s fast-paced, data-driven world, it’s hard to imagine life without the internet, cloud services, or mobile applications. From streaming movies to shopping online, data is the lifeblood that powers everything we do digitally. But have you ever wondered where all this data lives, and how it’s made accessible to us in real-time? The answer lies in data centers and data centers come with their own water waste which must be pumped to the plant

Combined Cycle power generation pumping system projects are a critical piece of the energy infrastructure across the United States. A combined cycle power plant generates electricity through both a gas turbine and a steam turbine, which increases efficiency by utilizing the waste heat from the gas turbine to generate steam for an additional power cycle. Essentially it produces more electricity with the same amount of fuel. The combined cycle power generation uses natural gas and

Roseburg is a city in southern Oregon known as the Umpqua Valley or land of a thousand valleys. As the county seat of Douglas County, Roseburg is the most populous city and the central hub. The city had a population of 23,683 at the 2020 census and is the principal city of the Roseburg micropolitan area. The North and South Umpqua Rivers flow through Roseburg and connect at River Forks Park. Interstate 5 makes its

Monolithic Precast Wet Well Bases Beyond 8 Feet Monolithic Precast Wet Well Bases are the unsung heroes of wastewater infrastructure, providing the essential foundation for the proper management of sewage and wastewater. These structures often need to handle significant volumes, and their design and construction become increasingly complex when the internal diameter exceeds 8 feet. The term “monolithic” may suggest that the entire structure is poured in one continuous operation, but this isn’t always the case. Typically, monolithic precast wet well bases consist of two key