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New corrosion monitoring technology helps Texas water utilities measure corrosion rates, evaluate treatment effectiveness, and strengthen lead and copper compliance efforts. Water quality is about more than what leaves the treatment plant. It's also about what happens to that water as it travels through distribution pipes, service lines, and household plumbing. Even water that meets applicable treatment and quality standards can interact with metal surfaces, potentially causi

New wastewater monitoring technology helps Texas utilities identify inflow and infiltration, reduce unnecessary treatment costs, and make smarter sewer infrastructure investment decisions. Every gallon of wastewater entering a treatment plant costs money to pump, process, and treat. But what happens when a significant portion of that water isn't actually wastewater? For many municipal and rural wastewater utilities, rainwater and groundwater entering sewer collection systems

New sewer inspection camera technology helps Texas utilities identify hidden pipe defects, pinpoint repair locations, and make smarter infrastructure investment decisions. A sewer line can appear to be functioning normally from the surface while significant problems develop underground. Tree roots may be growing through pipe joints. Grease and debris may be restricting flow. Aging pipes may have developed cracks, misaligned connections, or structural defects that could eventu