Entries Tagged Positive Displacement Blower

A Maryland city undertakes indirect potable reuse to ensure a reliable water supply during drought and to accommodate growth.

An advanced nutrient removal technology saves a plant in northeast Wisconsin from an expensive expansion and brings multiple benefits.

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.

A sequencing batch reactor plant in a rural Tennessee county provides an operator-friendly process that yields quality effluent and saves energy.

A deliberate and patient approach to operating changes helps the Oakdale Wastewater Treatment Plant maintain consistent effluent quality.

The treatment facility in Ishpeming, Mich., applies financial acumen across the board. The result is a plant that delivers quality effluent and makes operators’ lives easier.

Freeport Sewer District keeps waterways clean and reduces operating costs with energy-saving treatment plant upgrades.

Paris Utility District transforms an old treatment plant that had closed into a state-of-the-art facility with innovations including effluent heat recovery.

A new MBR plant in Port Rowan successfully handles a high-strength mixture of regular influent, septage, portable toilet waste and landfill leachate.

Dana Clement’s contributions to two New Hampshire communities go well beyond dealing with the technical challenges of running a treatment plant

The Manchester (Wash.) treatment plant has won the state Department of Ecology outstanding performance award for a record 15 straight years