Tag: water
“Water is the New Fire”: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Water Conservation
By Luke Carothers
Yaron Dycian describes himself as a serial entrepreneur. Over the last 30 years, Dycian has worked in fields ranging from cyber security...
WATER/WASTEWATER EXPERT JEFFREY WING JOINS DEWBERRY
Wing joins firm with more than 30 years of nationwide experience
Fairfax, VA—September
Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, has announced that Jeffrey J. Wing,...
Bishopsford Bridge
Bridges over water are a critical component of any country’s infrastructure. They influence the environment and economy and form an important role in connecting...
Sub-Slab Drainage Systems
Z.K. Boswell, P.E., B.P. Strohman, P.E., and A.R. Lewis, P.E.
Many buildings have enclosed below-grade spaces, which can either be exposed to permanent, temporary,...
Rapid Growth Spurs Massive Water Project
By Travis Michel, P.E.
The Interstate 35 corridor, between San Antonio and Austin, is one of the fastest growing regions in the United States. According...
The Connection Between Cooling Towers and Legionella Transmission: How Can We Effectively Reduce the...
By Lou Goldstein
Throughout the United States and beyond, improper HVAC system maintenance may pose a health risk not only to immediate workers, but the...
NORMA Group welcomes new President for the global WATER division
Auburn Hills, MI, U.S.– NORMA Group, a global market leader in engineered joining technology, has appointed Samir Shah as global Divisional President WATER. With...
Spencer Dam Failure Investigation Provides Lessons to Engineers and Dam Professionals
By Martin Teal, Mark Baker, Robert Ettema, and John Trojanowski
In the early morning of March 14, 2019, the Spencer Dam on the Niobrara River in...
PFAS Cleanup
Challenges and Solutions
By James Peeples
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a class of about 5,000 human-made chemicals whose management and remediation present a challenging...
