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Dewatering Process Recovers More Water for Tennessee Utility

A case study out of Maryville shows how a Volute Dewatering Press from PWTech yields drier biosolids and reduces landfill fees

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Dewatering Process Recovers More Water for Tennessee Utility
Dewatering press decreases disposal costs for pickling and canning company

Problem: The Tellico Area Services System, a water and wastewater utility in Maryville, Tennessee, built the Niles Ferry Wastewater Treatment Plant to treat 2 mgd. The original facility used a drying bed to dewatering biosolids, a labor-intensive process requiring manual labor with...

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