The award-winning Fort Collins biosolids program follows quality procedures in applying Class B material on a city-owned 26,000-acre ranch.
An automated septage receiving system for waste processing is a cost-effective alternative to land application
Orange County (California) Sanitation District’s new temperature-phased anaerobic digestion system will secure reliable biosolids management for the next 50 years
There are several advantages to each technology so it’s crucial to research all the available options
An all-thermal process promises efficient production of Class A biosolids while helping reduce plant nitrogen treatment loadings.
Maintenance and operation costs factored heavily in this sewer district’s decision to install a screw press
As treatment processes progress, challenges related to how we view, handle, process and dispose of sludge need to be addressed
Upgrades to accommodate a variety of organic wastes and optimize the process can help communities curb greenhouse gases while creating reliable revenue streams.
A fully automated receiving station combines complete pretreatment and processing functions with transaction recording for tracking and invoicing.
The Hobbs Wastewater Reclamation Facility in southeast New Mexico reclaims all its influent and beneficially uses its entire biosolids stream.
More and more, once-troublesome lift stations are now operating properly, thanks to Landia’s AeriGator chopper pump
These so-called forever chemicals are having significant impacts on water and wastewater agencies. But do the risks justify the stringency of the emerging regulations?
Embracing a complete solution and including a technology partner on your side from the very onset of an upgrade project is both valuable and wise
It was just one small town out west, but its new wastewater treatment plant faced some big challenges due to variable effluent
