Such technology recently won Garver a Grand Conceptor award from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Alabama for design of the Tuscumbia Water Treatment Plant, the first dual-series membrane plant in the state of Alabama.
According to the article, "The close connection between Garver and the U of A benefits everyone: the company, the university, our students and the community. When academia and industry work together, they can create better jobs for our local economy and better technology for everyone."
To read the entire article, which includes quotes by Garver vice president and director of water services, Steve Jones, and the center's process group leader, John Cutright, click here to go to the Arkansas Engineer website.
