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Filed Under
Tennessee
Wastewater Treatment
Denitrification
Aerated-Anoxic Treatment
Vulcan Industries, Inc.
Bar Screen
Rake
Lakeside Equipment Corporation
Screw Pump
Oxidation Ditch
Walker Process Equipment, A Div. of McNish Corp.
Rotor Brush
Rotor
Clarifier
Komline-Sanderson
Belt Press
Dewatering Equipment
Sludge - Dewatering/Press
Sludge
Biosolids
WEDECO - a Xylem Brand
UV Disinfection
UV Disinfection Equipment
RDP Technologies
Lime Stabilization
Sludge Pasteurization System
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The team at the Cookeville Wastewater Treatment Plant includes, from left, Mance Brown, biosolids operator; Tim Henry, maintenance and repair technician; John Buford, assistant superintendent; Tom Graham, superintendent; Ronnie Umbarger, maintenance and repair technician; Bryan Martin, operator trainee; and Glen Kleisely, operator trainee. Not pictured: Barry Turner, engineer.
Divide and conquer is a phrase usually associated with political or military strategy.
It could also describe nutrient removal improvements at the Cookeville (Tennessee) Wastewater Treatment Plant, where operational changes to the oxidation ditches have enabled the plant to meet...
