Entries Tagged Headworks International, Inc.

There are no industry-standardized methodologies for grit removal system performance testing, which can make equipment selection a very confusing process. Manufacturers are...

Few clean-water plants are part of the local high school’s science curriculum. But in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, an advanced treatment facility that came...

The Hydro-Sludge screen from Hydro International improves your sludge quality and has been optimized to facilitate easy maintenance. The enclosed system minimizes...

City staff was looking for an idea to remedy the logistical issues in the Tarpon Springs Wastewater Treatment Plant. Tarpon Springs is...

Many significant contributions advancing the science of centralized municipal wastewater treatment began in North America at the transition into the 20th century....

Micro-Solve is a proactive grease and odor control system combining innovative application techniques with the power of a uniquely formulated solution. Micro-Solve...

Sludge treatment and handling processes can be significantly improved with sludge screening. Over time strings, rags and plastics that pass through headworks...

The screening Wash And Press, or WAP, from Huber Technology carries out the washing, dewatering and compaction of screenings, delivering dewatering performance...

Vogelsang has taken its XRipper twin-shaft grinder technology to a new level with the XRipper Giant (XRG). An extension of the company’s...

There are many reasons that HeadCell has remained one of the best performing grit removal systems on the market since it was...

Huber Technology is in the fortunate position of having a wide range of screens, which allows the company to offer customers the perfect...

If you joined the San Jacinto River Authority as a new clean-water plant operator, the first thing they’d talk to you about...

The 30K & 40K In-line Muffin Monster sewage grinders have been providing peace of mind to treatment plant operators and collections managers for over...

When the Santa Margarita Water District (SMWD) was formed in 1964 by a group of ranchers who wanted a reliable water source...