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Zero Discharge Desalination Holds Promise of Maximum Water Recovery
The ZDD process, using NF and EDM, maximizes the volume of product water from the brackish source while minimizing impact to the environment caused by concentrate disposal.
Trace Organic Compounds: What Goes In Must Come Out
Chemically enhanced high rate settling shows promise in removing harmful compunds such as pharmaceuticals and consumer products from wastewater.
A Case for Transparency
The latest monitoring technology helps the Hampton Roads Sanitation District take subjectivity out of the equation when assessing odor issues.
Expanding Treatment Capacity
Retrofitting IFAS systems in existing activated sludge plants
Converting wastewater treatment systems from energy consumers to energy producers
"Kruger's Exelys™ process was developed to overcome the challenges of thermal hydrolysis and build upon the efficiencies of the process."
An IFAS process helps a Colorado sanitation district meet the challenge of a tougher permit limit on effluent ammonia
"Adding media to the aeration basins makes it possible to maintain nitrifying biomass in a much smaller footprint than with conventional activated sludge systems." -David Stanford
Heavily polluted lake is cleaning up quickly
New equipment to remove ammonia and phosphorus was installed as part of the expansion and upgrade of the county's Metropolitan Sewage Treatment Plant in Syracuse, NY.
An Illinois WWTP meets stingent TSS effluent limits using Discfilter units for tertiary filtration
It was necessary to add tertiary filtration to meet state andi-degradation standards when expanding the Frankfort, Ill., Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant. Evaluation of several types of tertiary filtration systems led to the plant's adoption of innovative Discfilter technology.
