Sometimes a change at the headworks can be as simple as replacing a worn-out screen. More commonly, though, a retrofit looks to improve performance or accomplish a new treatment objective.
Proper maintenance is a must in order to keep headworks screens working correctly and to extend their life
A Wisconsin WWTP faced solids handling and odor issues, so an operator took control and brought in a unique new system
The days of nursing those old coarse screens along will soon be behind you
Small towns, institutions and prisons all require solids control, but low flows and tiny budgets limit their options
The operations staff at Robinson WWTP leveraged a screwpress’ greatly improved dewatering performance to solve their sludge storage issues
The smaller footprint, simple operation and drier end-product of the screw press impressed the operations team.
Because WWTPs are a significant investment for ratepayers, it’s crucial to provide a sufficient ROI. Leveraging a trusted manufacturer can help you get mileage out of your investment.
