Entries Tagged Andritz Separation, Inc.

Team members at a Cape Coral clean-water plant aren’t afraid to change things up. Their persistent upgrading dialing in earned them a 2025 Earle B. Phelps award.

Steve Wilcox’s teammates don’t want to see him retire. He’s too valuable as a problem-solver, mentor, morale-booster and friend.

Heidi Birdsell loves laboratory science and the role it plays in helping operators keep the wastewater treatment plant running smoothly

From operators to maintenance specialists, everyone on the Dry Creek treatment plant team takes ownership of facility appearance and performance

Clayton County, Georgia’s Crystal Dodson hit the springboard to advancement in wastewater treatment and never looked back

A Washington district faced a new effluent limit on total inorganic nitrogen. Optimized aeration helped achieve compliance without capital investment

A quality team, a quality process and quality material are not the only components of an award-winning program at Central Davis Sewer District

Rich Mickelsen isn’t content with the way things have always been done. He gives his team members the tools for success, and they respond.

Generation three of combined heat and power technology makes beneficial use of all biogas from co-digested food waste and biosolids in Salem, Oregon

A renewable natural gas process replaces CHP at an Oregon clean-water plant, making use of what had been surplus biogas and generating revenue

A top-performing team in Georgia’s Clayton County adds a Plant of the Year Award to a long list of honors at the Northeast Water Reclamation Facility

A Central Wisconsin utility abandoned its combined heat and power system in favor of a more cost-effective use for methane from its anaerobic digesters

Houston’s biosolids beneficial use program goes back more than 100 years. Today its Hou-Actinite product is a favorite among farmers, ranchers and landscapers.