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Municipal Drinking Water

Making Drinking Water Safe for Over 100 Years

Municipal Drinking Water

Water utilities and municipalities face numerous challenges in their efforts to provide clean and safe drinking water to communities. From aging infrastructure to combating contaminants, the obstacles are diverse and demanding.  
 
Xylem, with a century-long legacy in advancing cleaner, safer drinking water, remains at the forefront of this endeavor. Through our broad range of solutions and commitment to innovation, we assist communities with customized approaches that surpass treatment goals and improve water quality. Spanning water intake, treatment, distribution, metering, and analytics, our solutions ensure a safe and sustainable water supply for all.

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Case Studies

Ensuring high quality water intake in the Queen Mother Reservoir

London is located in one of the driest regions of England and shortage in rainfall can have immediate impact on the availability and quality of drinking water to the 8 million people connected to the network. Thames Water, who manages the region’s water, aim at implementing a monitoring solution that can improve the management of the resources by informing on the water quality across their water reservoirs.
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new treatment plant system

Stratmoor Hills Expands Footprint To Mitigate PFCs

The district transitions from seasonal to year-round drinking water treatment, mitigating PFCs including PFOA and PFOS

Since 2018 Stratmoor Hills Water & Sanitation Districts in Stratmoor Hills, Colorado has had two IX48 ion exchange treatment systems in place to remove PFOA and PFOS from two separate wells. Each treatment system was seasonal, running only in the summer and consisted of an ion exchange system from Evoqua Water Technologies.

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