Wastewater Case Studies and Whitepapers

  1. New Insights Into Waste Lagoon Water Mixing 8/31/2012

    All waste lagoons were first designed and thoughtfully planned considering their locations, soil makeup, and waste reduction processes prior to being implemented.

  2. Ultrasonic Level System Helps Protect The Environment And Reduce Expenses 4/27/2023

    With millions of liters of water treated, accuracy and reliability are a necessity for a municipal water system. Learn about the instruments that they use to meet their needs. 

  3. Screenmaster® CS Bar Screen Helps Township Weather The Stormwater 11/8/2020

    When the township of Little Ferry, New Jersey constructed a new bridge, it created a big problem. The bridge, constructed at a traffic circle in town, created changes to the road that left a drainage pond below the water level of the Hackensack River. The problematic effect this had was immediate as local neighborhoods were flooded on a regular basis.

  4. Product Traceability 11/29/2020

    The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary defines traceability as “a: to follow the footprints, track, or trail of b: to follow or study out in detail or step by step… c: to discover by going backward over the evidence step by step … d: to discover signs, evidence, or remains of”. At EBAA Iron traceability allows you as the end user or us as the manufacturer to go backward into the production process and discover the signs that reveal the casting properties to the base level.

  5. Cooling Towers Are Not The Problem — Or At Least They Don't Have To Be 5/8/2019

    Water quite literally flows through every facet of life, being the key element for everyone and everything on Earth. The world’s population is increasing at 1.1 percent (roughly 83 million) every year, an incredible and alarming rate straining the world’s fresh water supply. The increasing pressures between what humanity demands and what is currently available emphasizes the importance of conservation.

  6. We'll Take It All: Sewerage, Septage, FOG, And Street Sweepings 1/15/2024

    Because the WWTP is a heavy energy consumer, the increasing cost of electrical energy helped refocus operations on improving efficiencies and what latent energy could be extracted from the waste stream. In particular, what could be extracted and put to use in the facility itself?

  7. Squeezing Every Last Dollar From Biogas 10/8/2019

    A growing number of wastewater treatment plants are banking on biogas from their sludge as a supplemental power source. Unfortunately, biogas is notoriously difficult to quantify. Ultrasonic flow meters specifically designed for biogas applications can provide a solution that addresses many of the issues created by traditional technology.

  8. Revolutionizing Pumping Station Control 1/19/2021

    Read about an award-winning project that was able to effectively improve performance and control of sewage pumping stations.

  9. Seven Tips To Cut Wastewater Aeration Energy Costs With Thermal Mass Flow Meters 1/15/2016

    One of the biggest expenses in wastewater treatment operations is the cost of energy to run the blowers and compressors that produce air for the aeration basins.

  10. AMERICAN Flow Control Answers The Call 5/3/2016

    In late March 2016, an estimated 60-foot wide by 35-foot deep sinkhole developed in Tarpon Springs, Florida, leading to the evacuation of several homes. The sinkhole engulfed part of a nearby road and damaged two sewer lines and a water line.