Basic Training
Troubleshooting Pumps
By Jim Anderson, Ph.D., and David Gustafson, P.E. (page 10)
Here are descriptions of some common pump trouble symptoms, along with simple actions you can take to restore proper functioning.
Breaking Ground
Just Boys Playing with Toys
By Ted J. Rulseh (page 6)
Doing the work is fun; being the boss is tough. The approach of a new season is a good time to focus on becoming a developer of quality people.
Cover Story
Reading the Landscape
By Gil Longwell (page 16)
University of Missouri soil scientist Randy Miles puts his earthly knowledge to work for the benefit of onsite wastewater treatment.
Machine Matters
Special Care
By Greg Northcutt (page 20)
If you know how and why hydrostatic transmissions can fail, you’ll be better prepared to take the right maintenance steps and prevent costly breakdowns.
Rules and Regs
New California Rules on Track
By Doug Day (page 14)
News affecting California, Alabama, Florida, Illinois and Minnesota.
Special Feature
Focus on Renewal
By Ted J. Rulseh (page 22)
17th Annual NOWRA Technical Conference & Expo in Memphis offers exhibits, education, training, networking and entertainment.
Special Feature
Sump and Sewage Pump Manufacturers Convene
By Scottie Dayton (page 26)
The goal of the meeting was to find out what onsite installers and plumbing contractors needed from association members.
System Profile
A Perfect Fit
By Scottie Dayton (page 24)
A pre-engineered sequencing batch reactor enables a lake property homeowner to comply with Vermont’s revised onsite regulations.
