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Aerial view of the Anaerobic Digesters. The stairs and the connecting bridge have been completed. The overflow trough is nearing completion. Progress continues inside the structures with piping and mechanical work.

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This aerial photo of the Sidestream Treatment Facility shows the new aeration piping inside the tanks, the 3 new blowers used in the aeration process, and the new mechanical work at the Gravity Thickeners.

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Because WSSC Water’s sewer main (left) is next to PEPCO lines, special shoring was engineered and installed to ensure worker safety while replacing damaged sections of pipe.

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Work continues on the Generators in the Combined Heat & Power area of the Project. The Contractor will soon be testing the engines. Work on the pipe connections among the Gas Cleaning equipment also continues.

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Industrial Discharge Control Program

WSSC Water's Industrial Discharge Control Program, recognized as an Outstanding Pretreatment Program, was formed to regulate and monitor industrial discharges to the sewer system.

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December 20, 2020

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Your Water Usage

What's your ADC? That is, your Average Daily Consumption of water? Bet you'd be surprised to learn just how quickly your everyday water usage - taking a shower, brushing your teeth, washing your hands...

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December 15, 2020

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Manhole and Drainage System This picture shows the manhole and pipes used to move water away from the site. The overflow drain is designed to empty the tank if it fills up too much.

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The new concrete walls of the Altitude Valve Vault have been set, and we've removed the forms from the inside. The exterior forms will be removed soon. The pipes will be installed in the two (2) openings in the wall.

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Cross-Connections and Backflow Prevention: Ensuring Safe Drinking Water

Key details on how you can protect your water supply through cross-connection control and backflow prevention.

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December 15, 2020

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Fire Hydrants: Maintenance and Meter Leases

We perform thousands of maintenance checks on fire hydrants every year so they're ready when needed. In certain situations, we also lease fire hydrant meters to customers. Keep reading to learn more.

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December 15, 2020

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This is the slab for the Electrical Building next to the Cake Receiving Area. The pipes sticking up through the steel rebar are conduits that will be housing the electrical wiring which will be connected to motor controls and other electrical equipment in this building.

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