Robinson Wastewater Treatment Plant had technology in place, but it was a 1982 model belt filter press that - on average -...
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Fort Worth Turns a Liability into an Asset
Fort Worth Village Creek has gone far beyond managing its scum. The plant has implemented an efficient way to continuously skim the...
Editorial
Product Spotlight - December 2019
As smart technology continues to be implemented into the wastewater treatment stream, Godwin Pumps, a Xylem brand, had introduced the NC100S and...
Editorial
You Know About Struvite. Now Meet Brushite — From a New Phosphorus Recovery Process
Nutrient recovery is a growing component of clean-water plant operations. Most often the target is phosphorus.
The various motivations to isolate phosphorus include...
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State-of-the-Art Septage Station Handles Plant’s Unique Needs
The San Antonio Water System had been making a homemade screen system work. It wasn’t perfect — but it only seemed to...
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Combined Processes Provide Reliable Septage Receiving in a Tough Environment
Problem: In 2010, Emerald Coast Utilities Authority (Florida) finished construction on its current plant as a FEMA grant rebuild due to Hurricane Ivan....
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How to Determine the Quality of Washed and Compacted Screenings
A quality ratio for screenings washing is defined as the mass of BOD or COD that can still be leached from the...
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WEFTEC Report: Sedron Offers Varcor Technology for Solids Management
Sedron Technologies recently introduced the Varcor System for managing wastewater solids in the Innovation Pavilion at WEFTEC in Chicago.
The company describes the...
Editorial
A Land Reclamation Project in Ontario Involves a City Utility in a Three-Way Partnership
In a mining district of northeastern Ontario, biosolids from wastewater treatment plants are being used to revegetate land that had been covered...
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Are PFAS Regulations Going Too Far?
As if the wastewater industry didn’t have enough public perception issues, the conversation around per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) has reached a...
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Plant Staff See Immediate Improvements After Installing New Headworks
The high cost of maintenance and unsatisfactory performance of the aging equipment in the Bonnybrook headworks made it clear that significant changes...
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Research, Testing and Real-World Experience
Knowing about something as compared to truly understanding are very different things. The difference between them is the difference between a perceived...
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Clearing Rag and Fiber Produces Benefits Beyond the Tanks
Reduction of ragging is merely one of the benefits the EscaMAX perforated plate screen bestows upon its implementer. Ragging is such a...
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News Briefs: Protesters Block Route of Biosolids Delivery Trucks
Entry 244241Protesters in Chase, British Columbia, are blocking the routes of trucks transporting biosolids to a bison ranch.
The protesters represent the Secwepmc...
Editorial
A Pennsylvania Authority Finds a Clean, Neat, Efficient Solution for Moving Beyond Class B Biosolids
For decades, the City of Lebanon Authority in Pennsylvania applied Class B biosolids to cropland in liquid or cake form. But in...
Editorial
Biological Hydrolysis Brings a Cost-Effective Biosolids Processing Technology to the U.S.
Higher-quality biosolids that meet U.S. EPA Class A criteria can be reused nearly without limitations as a fertilizer to promote productive soils...
Editorial
What's to Be Done About PFAS in Wastewater and Biosolids? Here Are Two Perspectives on the Issue.
Yes. No. Maybe. Depends on the circumstances. Requires more research.
Like so many questions about contaminants in the environment, the issue of perfluorooctane...












