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Illinois City Improves Operation and Throughput Capacity

A case study from Marengo, Illinois, shows how a CleanB system from BCR Environmental consistently met Class B disinfection and vector attraction reduction requirements while reducing costs and odors

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Illinois City Improves Operation and Throughput Capacity

Problem: The city of Marengo, Illinois, faced capital costs estimated at $2.1 million to repair and upgrade its aging temperature-phased anaerobic digestion process. The city sought an alternative disinfection and stabilization process.

Solution: The city commissioned a CleanB...

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