Wastewater Case Studies and Whitepapers

  1. Solving The Headworks Screening Challenge Of Fitting In Tight Spaces 6/22/2018

    Oostburg’s Black River Falls facility is a lean operation with limitations in space for screening technology and in the staff resources available to manage, maintain and report on the Village’s processes. Even though space was limited, Oostburg knew that putting a headworks screening solution in place would improve their operational efficiency. Oostburg found the perfect solution using the Huber Technology RoK4 confined space vertical screen.

  2. Maximizing Value In WWTP Equipment, Parts, And Services 12/21/2021

    In demanding wastewater treatment environments, even the best equipment needs some TLC every now and then. Finding the best way to approach that can have a tremendous impact on the total lifecycle cost of that equipment. Here is how planning ahead to evaluate the range of options and the best choices for the task at hand can make a tremendous difference in both the cost and continuity of equipment performance.

  3. Aerzen Combines Blower Technology And A New Control System For Energy Saving Operation Even In Case Of Load Changes 4/17/2017

    If modernizations in wastewater treatment plants are due, as a rule the permanently reducing limit values of ammonium, nitrate and phosphate are pushing the investment decisions.

  4. More Water At The Lower Cost: A Revolution In RO Technology 11/22/2022

    This white paper will explore how the BiTurbo, a revolution in high recovery RO, optimizes membrane performance and reduces total cost of water. 

  5. Ceramic Membrane Filtration System: Installation Overview 9/4/2015

    Our mobile ceramic membrane filtration equipment is recommended for scattered areas with poor quality water, and areas where operation and maintenance of water treatment plant is difficult. Download the case brief for examples of real-world installations of our ceramic membrane filtration system.

  6. Why Reliability Matters In Wastewater Treatment  5/7/2026

    Reliability in aeration is vital for maintaining compliance and reducing emergency costs. By choosing the right blower technology and support system, plants ensure consistent treatment quality, lower energy use, and long-term operational stability.

  7. Lift Station Reduces Clogging, Lowers Operating Expenses With Self-Cleaning Pumps 1/8/2014

    Aging pumps at Jackson Energy Authority’s Rolling Acres Lift Station (Jackson, Tenn.) resulted in frequent clogging and outages that required costly maintenance and repair.

  8. Vacuum Dosing Chemical Feeder For Chlorination And Dechlorination Helps Minimize O&M Costs For City Of Nashua, NH CSO Screening And Disinfection Facility 4/22/2016

    As part of its Long Term Control Plan to reduce combined sewer overflows (CSOs) to the Merrimack River, the City of Nashua, NH constructed a new Screening and Disinfection facility (SDF) to reduce untreated discharges of CSOs to the Merrimack River.

  9. Dual Mixers Overcome Stratification And Prevent Ice Formation In Concrete Tank With Baffles 6/6/2019

    The climate in Southgate, Ontario, is considered cold and temperate with significant rainfall throughout the year. Temperatures in winter average around -10°C and can drop as low as -30°C to -40°C for brief periods of time, which can wreak havoc on the local water storage tanks and distribution piping. Read more to learn how the installation of PAX Mixers has kept the tanks free from ice and has shown an improvement in disinfectant residual levels.

  10. State-Of-The-Art Treatment Equipment Greatly Reduces Plant's Energy Consumption 3/25/2015

    Driven by compliance with more stringent water treatment standards, the Fond du Lac Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) leveraged the upgrade opportunity to improve beyond limiting ammonia effluent levels. The plant improved energy fficiency, reduced maintenance and operating costs, and eliminated bypasses into Lake Winnebago during high rainfall.