An Illinois Plant Deploys the Aero-Mod SEQUOX Process to Provide Biological Treatment With Room to Grow

An innovative biological nutrient removal process helps an Illinois village complete a successful plant expansion, improve treatment quality and end a consent decree.

An Illinois Plant Deploys the Aero-Mod SEQUOX Process to Provide Biological Treatment With Room to Grow

Operator Todd Tatum (left) and contract operator Dale Youngers at the Hinckley Wastewater Treatment Plant.

The Village of Hinckley needed to upgrade its rotating biological contactor plant to activated sludge to meet a consent decree.

Looking to minimize impact on ratepayers, the village’s engineers and its operations and maintenance contractor found a solution through a...

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