03.19.25 -- Enhancing Wastewater Treatment With Efficient Blower Systems

The U.S. EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI) mandate the removal of all lead service lines within 10 years and lower the action level for lead in drinking water. But what does this mean for your water system? Join Water Online Live on March 25 for insights on LCRI requirements, enforcement challenges, funding options, and best practices for compliance. Registration is free thanks to the support of Trinnex.

Read a full comparison of rotary press vs. belt press for dewatering wastewater. 

Water & Wastewater treatment are technology-driven and heavily regulated, but that doesn’t mean every aspect has to be complicated or overly costly. FLEXFLO® M1 delivers smooth, consistent, and precise chemical dosing with no danger of vapor lock or loss of prime. M1 has 4-20mA SCADA inputs, achieves 10,000-to-1 turndown ratio and is powered by efficient BLDC motor technology.

Biological wastewater treatment exists because microorganisms have been developing for millions of years to be able to utilize contaminants from water. The first wastewater treatment plants were built around this feature of nature more than 100 years ago. These tiny creatures are still evolving from generation to generation to adapt better to their environment and as a result, get us clean water.

While aeration and digester wastewater treatment systems are fundamentally different, they share common challenges when it comes to accurate air/gas flow measurement. Flow meters need to operate over a wide flow range, fluctuating from very high to low rates. The fluid media can be benign, moist, dirty or corrosive and combustible under the right conditions.