Seeking solutions to effectively remove its lagoon sludge and reduce the associated costs, the City of Weyburn, Saskatchewan, opted to implement a new automated bioaugmentation service technology from EnBiorganic Technologies on a performance trial basis.
The EBS-Di technology was attractive to Weyburn due to its plug-and-play readiness, zero capital expenditure for the city, and efficiency. In under 60 days, results were demonstrated in the de-sludging of the lagoons as well as elimination of odor. An additional benefit to the service was the removal of fats, oils and grease (FOG) within the city’s lift stations, which had long been an issue. Impressed
