Entries Tagged Grit Classifier

RUConn’s clean-water plant delivers high-quality effluent while serving as a place for process innovation and industry research

A dedicated research facility is designed to help South Platte Renew fine-tune its own processes and test innovations that stand to benefit the clean-water industry

As a supervisor Jeremy Thompson has met his share of technical challenges. Now he’s looking to master the human side of operating a clean-water plant.

From outside, this clean-water plant’s buildings mostly look the same. The interiors tell a different story: some $84 million in process expansion and improvements.

The Kishwaukee Water Reclamation District’s strategic approach drives down energy usage, boosts efficiency, and yields high-quality effluent

HUBER presents an automated, universally usable and economical process of grit preparation

A major clean water plant upgrade has put the New Hampshire Town of Newmarket on the map for success in nitrogen removal

To Brandon Huston, wastewater treatment is about not just protecting the environment, but creating a better life for humankind

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.

Justin Myers walked into a new job at a plant in the middle of a major upgrade. With his team, he saw it to completion and a record of exemplary performance.

Michele Higdon credits much of her success to the Southern Indiana Operators Association. She says thanks by giving back as a volunteer.

The Shelbyville clean-water plant team rides do-it-yourself efforts to energy savings, high performance and industry recognition.