Six million gallons of water per day (MGD) sounds like a lot of water, and it is, but it wasn’t enough to meet Limestone County’s projected demands for drinking water. Around 1,000 customers were being added each year, and a number of inquiries had been made about increased industrial development.
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AMERICAN Cast Iron Pipe Company is proud to be an AMERICAN manufacturer. Our products serve as building blocks for U.S. infrastructure, and they also play an important role in the nation’s Water-Energy-Food Nexus.
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Buried under the waters of the new Topsail Island Bridge is AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe. While AMERICAN’s spiral-welded steel pipe is most often used in water delivery, it also excels as drilled shaft casing pipe used in the formation of cast-in-place concrete piles.
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AMERICAN recently announced promotions within its ADIP and ASWP Sales Divisions. W.D. “Skip” Benton was named division sales manager, and Christopher Jarrett was named assistant division sales manager.
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Jim Watterson, district sales manager with AMERICAN Ductile Iron Pipe and AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe, recently received the George Warren Fuller Award from the Alabama/Mississippi Section of the American Water Works Association.
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As part of its plan to preserve and protect the Alluvial Aquifer, the Army Corps of Engineers is constructing an irrigation system that will bring water from the White River at DeValls Bluff to about 250,000 acres of farmland.
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Loudoun Water, a water utility serving customers in Loudoun County, Virginia, recently undertook an innovative, green approach to supplying water in the face of game-changing growth and development.
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Marketing Services Manager Maury Gaston spoke with Water Online Radio about new ductile iron pipe products and Network H2O, an innovative idea for solving the water crisis in America, at ACE15.
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AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe Senior Sales Engineer Charles Marsh was recently appointed to Auburn University’s Civil Engineering Alumni Advisory Board.
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This article also appeared in American City & County. Read the article here. If you think Hurricane Katrina was the first time New Orleans suffered major flood damage, think again. Flooding has been as much a part of New Orleans’ […]
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