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New Product for 2026 E M Fluids
CCLynch is proud to offer the new EM Fluids EMF Device. Improve Oxygenation for Reservoirs, lake and ponds. see more info:
Read MorePFAS Sampling Kits now Available
Teledyne ISCO is pleased to announce the release of PFAS specific sampling kits to assist users in obtaining non-contaminated PFAS water samples. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are human-made chemicals found everywhere in the environment and are a known serious health risk. They provide many possible sources for water contamination. Regulation demands that PFAS be…
Read MoreNew Products for 2024 Katronic, SignalFire
CC Lynch and Associates is proud to begin carrying two new lines this year, Katronic and Signalfire. Check them out under our Manufacturers pages.
Read MoreThe True Cost of Water Loss: It’s Not Just Non-Revenue Water (NRW)
Every day, water utilities face pressure to minimize operational and capital expenses but still meet ever-increasing demand. With rate increases as rare as they are unpopular, cost remains the primary target. One big cost for most water utilities is water loss or “non-revenue water (NRW).” All water entering a distribution system is either “accounted for” consumption, or…
Read MoreThe Key to Efficient Chlorine Disinfection: pH
Many systems rely on chlorine to make sure the water is safe from biological contaminants. If you are testing chlorine in your drinking water system, the question of how much free chlorine and how much total chlorine comes up. Some terms to know: Free Chlorine – this is the form of chlorine that is most…
Read MoreOpen channel flow measurement techniques
NO FLUME, NO WEIR, NO PROBLEM Arguably, the most important measurement taken in and around water/wastewater systems is flow. In open channel applications, the most common flow measurement technique is through Primary/Secondary devices. Primary devices include flumes and weirs that create a reliable relationship between water level and flow rate; in the form of a…
Read MoreCase Study:Texas Municipality Diverts Flow in Large Diameter Sewer Lines
By: Brandon Dalton Customer In the past few years, there have been several sewer line rehabilitation projects in Texas involving large diameter sewers (6 feet to 11 feet diameter) located 50 feet to 60 feet below ground. These projects have either required the city to block flows in order to divert to other sewer lines…
Read MoreWEFTEC New Orleans 2016
Are you attending WEFTEC New Orleans this year? Be sure to visit some of the Manufacturers represented by CC Lynch and Associates. Booth numbers include 2557, 1647, 1501, 3807 and 3063. S::can Measuring Systems is exhibiting in Booth 2557 at WEFTEC 2016, the Water Environment Federation Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference, and we hope to see you there! Be…
Read MorePlasti-Fab Engineered Composite Flow Control Gates . . . . . There Is a Difference!
Article courtesy of Mike Keegan with Plasti-Fab, Inc. Referring to a Plasti-Fab gate or stop log as FIBERGLASS is like stating a Porsche Carrera GT is just a CAR. They both might fit the basic definition, but that is where the similarities end! Conventional fiberglass molding and fabrication techniques (spray-up or chopper gun processing) are…
Read MoreJapan’s Public Works Research Institute’s Findings on FRP Gate Evaluation
Japan’s Public Works Research Institute performed an evaluation of 53 fiberglass reinforced plastic hydraulic gates that have been in use for over 30 years with little maintenance. Their evaluation included visual inspection of in-service FRP gates, tensile tests on one FRP gate in use for 35 years, and accelerated weather weathering tests on hand lay…
Read MoreFRP / Engineered Composite Gates vs. Traditional Metal Gates
The overall benefits of a Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) product compared to aluminum, coated aluminum and steel products, go far beyond what is immediately evident when reviewing technical data sheets and test results. Depending on the environment and severity of product exposure, the practical requirements and suggestions for use along with comparative data collected from…
Read MoreC.C. Lynch is Blogging
C.C. Lynch is pleased to announce that we are joining the blogosphere. We believe that a well written and maintained blog will become a great resource for our current and future customers. It is our goal to create a blog which will become an industry resource. If you have a blog topic, please do not hesitate…
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