Screen Provides Critical Protection at North Las Vegas MBR Plant

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Screen Provides Critical Protection at North Las Vegas MBR Plant
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When the city of North Las Vegas, Nevada, built its membrane bioreactor plant, staff chose Huber’s rotary fine screens as part of a new water treatment and reclamation process. The "smart" facility uses advanced technology and incorporates sophisticated security that even includes a laser perimeter. The technology enables 24/7 processing, and the facility operates unmanned for 14 operational hours each day.

Huber’s advanced fine screening technology plays a key role in this impressive and innovative technology line-up.

In this case study, you'll explore why the city chose Huber Technology to supply its fine screens. You'll also get a look at how the plant has been functioning, and learn why the Rotamat RPPS offers a true layer of protection as flow moves through a final chamber and to the membrane area.

About Huber Technology
Huber Technology provides state-of-the-art equipment for municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment. Our main focus is liquid/solid separation in general and headworks equipment in particular. We offer a comprehensive line of stainless steel equipment. For more information, visit www.huber-technology.com.

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