Entries Tagged Class A Biosolids

The new digesters will use Cambi's thermal hydrolysis systems, marking the company's first project on the west coast of the United States

An automated septage receiving system for waste processing is a cost-effective alternative to land application

A biosolids storage issue led the Hampton Roads Sanitation District to a new thermal hydrolysis process that yields a Class A material.

Orange County (California) Sanitation District’s new temperature-phased anaerobic digestion system will secure reliable biosolids management for the next 50 years

An all-thermal process promises efficient production of Class A biosolids while helping reduce plant nitrogen treatment loadings.

The Hobbs Wastewater Reclamation Facility in southeast New Mexico reclaims all its influent and beneficially uses its entire biosolids stream.

An Alabama team pulled out all the stops with a complete upgrade of a clean-water facility that includes a lime stabilization process yielding Class A biosolids.

An award-winning project in Greater Sudbury puts Class A biosolids to work restoring vegetation and wildlife to mine tailings areas.

The City of Lebanon Authority’s biosolids program produces high-quality Class A material with an indirect-heated drying system

Research program yields a biological hydrolysis solution that improves anaerobic digester performance, delivers Class A product and reduces costs

The $262 million Piscataway Bioenergy Project is the most technically advanced project the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission has ever taken on

A lime stabilization process helps an Arkansas city meet its goal of producing Class A biosolids to enable the resumption of beneficial use.