Municipal Industry Posts
Mobile Water Treatment Systems: Industrial & Municipal Use Cases
When infrastructure can’t move fast enough, mobile treatment can. See how WaterSurplus deploys mobile water treatment across emergencies and industrial needs.
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PFAS Treatment Systems: Key Considerations for Municipal and Industrial Applications
GAC, ion exchange, or reverse osmosis? See how industrial PFAS treatment decisions differ from municipal ones, and what actually drives the right fit.
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High-Recovery Reverse Osmosis Systems: Reducing Wastewater and Operating Costs
Most industrial RO systems leave water on the table by design. See how high-recovery RO cuts wastewater, concentrate costs, and operating expenses.
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WaterSurplus Joins Kaukauna Utilities Groundbreaking for New ImpactRO Water Treatment System
WaterSurplus joined Kaukauna Utilities yesterday to celebrate the groundbreaking for the first of two new 1650 gpm ImpactRO treatment systems
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WaterSurplus Brings ImpactRO to the Municipal Market
WaterSurplus is extending its powerful ImpactRO technology into the municipal water sector with a new system for the City of Prescott, WI.
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WaterSurplus Announces Deployment of NanoStack⢠Membranes at Orange County Water District
WaterSurplus will deploy 1050 NanoStack membranes to the Orange County Water District’s Groundwater Replenishment System.
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NanoStack Coating Receives NSF Certification
WaterSurplus announces that its NanoStack⢠Coating for RO membranes is now NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 certified. This prestigious designation indicates
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WaterSurplus Leads the Way in Catalytic Media
WaterSurplus, a leader in sustainable water treatment, offers a line of catalytic media designed to remove tough contaminants from groundwater
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Rockford Iron, Manganese, and Radium Removal Project
A new well was drilled in the City of Rockford with an expected capacity of 2,000 GPM but was contaminated with iron, manganese, and radium.
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Kalispell PFAS Rapid Response Project
In July 2024, the City of Kalispell detected PFAS levels twice the limit established by the EPA in April of 2024 in its Grandview Wells site
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