E/One Exhibiting at PCBC

If you're attending the Pacific Coast Building Conference (PCBC) in San Francisco this week, be sure to visit E/One at exhibit #N-6221.

The show runs June 22-24 at the Moscone Center.

E/One Sewer Systems Joins GreenExpo365.com

E/One Sewer Systems has joined GreenExpo365.com. GreenExpo is a virtual home for the green building community. Builders, architects, product manufacturers, service providers and others who are committed to green building can share, learn and grow.

GreenExpo offers live events such as webinars and virtual trade shows. There is also a networking lounge where you can interact with other industry professionals.

Join E/One Sewer Systems today and tomorrow, May 24-25, for a live virtual trade show. Registration is free at www.GreenExpo365.com.

Webinar: Evaluating and Deploying a Pressure Sewer System

Back on March 29, E/One's Clark Henry, director of engineering, and Dan Goncz, of Gannett Fleming Engineering in Erie, PA, moderated a very interesting webinar, "Evaluating and Deploying a Pressure Sewer System."

In case you missed the live version, E/One has the archived recording on its web site. Also, several attendees were interested in a sewer system design webinar -- we have that, too, also archived. Visit the Webinar page on eone.com to check out these great webinars.

Is there a topic you'd like E/One to cover in a future webinar? Send your suggestions to eone@eone.com with the subject line "Webinar Suggestion."

Case Study: Elwood, Kansas

The April issue of WaterWorld magazine features an E/One case study. Elwood, Kansas, has one of the largest gravity sewer system replacement projects in the country. The gravity sewer system had a lot of infiltration problems. Nine lift stations ran constantly to clear the groundwater. Manholes and sections of sewer mains were constantly sinking. Then, there was the flood of 1993.

How big of a flood? The town was washed out and need to be re-sewered. Click here to read the entire article in WaterWorld magazine.

SWPA Training Seminars

SWPA, the Submersible Wastewater Pump Association, is hosting a trainig forum April 11-12 in Nashville, Tennessee.

The Pumping Systems Training Seminar is based on the systems approach to lift station design, operation and maintenance, which establishes performance optimization by assuring that components operate efficiently and effectively with each other.

The Controls Trainign Seminar features an up-to-date roadmap to the rapidly changing world of pump station controls and control considerations.

Visit www.swpa.org for complete agenda information and registration.

Webinar: Evaluating & Deploying a Pressure Sewer System

Join E/One and Utility Infrastructure Management magazine on Tuesday, March 29 at 2:00 ET for another exciting webinar.

Various sewer alternatives including vacuum, gravity and pressure sewer will be explored.This program includes design, installation and O&M content, which will provide useful to anyone involved in the decision making and execution of a collection sewer program.

If you are planning a septic tank replacement project, this is a must-see event. In today's challenging economic environment, more municipalities and engineering firms are relying on the pressure sewer solution. Find out about the economic and environmental aspects of pressure sewer that can make or break a project. Learn what helps ensure homeowner satisfaction before, during and after project completion.

Click here to sign up with Utility Infrastructure Management.

Product Spotlight: WH101 Grinder Pump Station

The W Series is E/One's most versatile grinder pump station — a range of basins, covers, discharges, inlets and panels are available. Grinder pumps pump wastewater from the home to the central sewer system and/or treatment system through small-diameter pipes.

Features

E/One's model WH101 grinder pump station features a single grinder pump inside an open wetwell tank. The grinder pump, motor controls and level-sensing controls are integated into a compact unit, easily removable for service.

The tank is made from tough, corrosion-resistant HDPE. Fiberglass is available as an option. The optimum tank capacity of 100 gallons is based on studies of water usage patterns. A single WH101 grinder pump station can accommodate the sewage flow from two single-family homes, or up to 700 gallons per day.

The WH101 (with HDPE tank) is designed to accommodate a wide range of depths. The tank height can be adjusted in the field.

Click here for more information about the WH101 grinder pump station.