Wastewater Case Studies and Whitepapers

  1. What Happens After The BMP Is Installed? 5/20/2009
    The demand for stormwater treatment is rising at an increasingly accelerated rate as the Environmental Protection Agency Regulatory demands become more stringent. These regulations have provided the way for emerging technologies to meet the environmental needs, from Land Based to proprietary products. By Jeffrey Benty & Dino Pezzimenti
  2. Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor Technology Validated For Title 22 Compliance 2/13/2019

    Title 22 of California’s Water Recycling Criteria is among the strictest water treatment standards for water recycling and reuse in the United States. Fluence’s MABR demonstration plant was installed at the Codiga Resource Recovery Center (CR2C) in Stanford, California, in January 2018 for the purpose of third-party evaluation. The testing parameters included criteria to evaluate reliable enhanced nutrient removal in the form of Total Nitrogen, which is increasingly important across the United States and difficult and costly to achieve through conventional wastewater treatment.

  3. You Shouldn't Splash That S**t Around 4/21/2020

    The novel coronavirus pandemic has brought a wide range of health issues into sharp focus, including the spread of pathogens through aerosols, tiny droplets of liquid that can hang in the air for minutes or even hours.

  4. Stone Brewing Chooses Blue-White To Assist With Water Reclamation 2/22/2022

    Environmentally responsible California brewery ethically purifies 100,000 gallons per day of its wastewater with Blue-White’s Peristaltic Chemical Metering Pumps.

  5. High-Flux Membrane Filtration For Oil And Water Separation 12/6/2019

    Environmental regulations and water scarcity have created a need for economical water treatments that increase reuse. This paper will review the new PPG membrane that has a unique composite single-layer microstructure that provides high-flux, excellent separation capabilities and exceptional durability to improve the filtration and recovery of industrial wastewater.

  6. Mixers Clear FOG And Reduce Operating Costs By More Than 80% 3/8/2015

    The Cypress Creek WWTP in Florence, AL, uses an extended aeration activated sludge process with a design capacity of 20 million gallons per day (MGD). Cypress Creek serves mostly residential customers, but about 15 percent of its influent comes from industrial sources, and their discharge to the plant contains large amounts of fats, oils, and grease (FOG).

  7. The TASKMASTER® TITAN® Saves Time And Worries 11/29/2020

    The Roseland, NJ pump station is one of the largest high-flow stations feeding into the Caldwell Wastewater Treatment Plant. The pump station originally used a trash rack in the channel coming into the station. This arrangement made it necessary for a worker to climb down into the confined space once a day to access and empty the trash rack manually. This was a very time-consuming process and was expensive for the station to keep up with such frequent manual maintenance.

  8. Broad Portfolio, Engineering Expertise Ensure Success Of Dual Systems Bypass Project 6/3/2022

    There’s no good time to interrupt production at a manufacturing facility. For a worldwide leader in audio equipment, halting production for a facility maintenance project leading up to the busy holiday season was not an option.

  9. 7 Ways To Optimize Your Water Utility 2/24/2014

    Streamlining utility management and operations yields significant savings.

  10. Planning For The Unknown: How To Prepare For A Catastrophic Failure Of Your Sewer System 4/19/2023

    Contingency planning for sewer system failures is often overlooked. Learn why a successful contingency plan can reduce costs, save reputations, and protect public health.