Infiltrator Water Technologies, a leading manufacturer of decentralized wastewater treatment technology, celebrates 30 years of innovation in the onsite wastewater industry this year.
Wastewater treatment professionals face a host of challenges when processing effluent from residential and industrial sources, including pumping water with floating layers of grease, managing accumulated solids on the bottom of tanks and dealing with costly and disruptive clogs from rags and other foreign objects in the waste stream.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection recently awarded the city of Springfield $5.6M to rehabilitate the city's wastewater collection system. The project was funded through the state's Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) loan program.
Recently, the U.S. EPA and its partners launched a technology challenge for an Advanced Septic System Nitrogen Sensor. The total award pool for this phase is $55,000.
JWC Environmental (JWC)and FRC Systems International (FRC) have announced the finalization of the transaction for the acquisition of FRC Systems by JWC Environmental.
For well over a century small towns and industrial processing facilities have utilized shallow water lagoons and ponds to assist with the processing of their wastes and storm water collection applications.
A short video is now available from Reliant Water Technologies that clearly illustrates how successful the company’s wet well wizard is at eliminating FOG (Fats, Oils, and Grease) from collection system lift station wet wells. The patent pending Wizard design is guaranteed never to allow air bubbles to cavitate wet well pumps, to eliminate H2S odor from forming in the well where it is located, and eliminate all negative odors.
Hydro International unveils its pioneering technology for primary clarification and fine screening, the Hydro MicroScreen, at WEFTEC (Booth 3329).
Orenco Systems is gearing up for WEFTEC 2016, where the company's booth (#1101) will showcase all three of its innovative, interconnected product lines: Wastewater, Composites, and Controls
Recently the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency -- in conjunction with federal, state and local government and private sector partners -- is kicking off its fourth annual SepticSmart Week to encourage American homeowners and communities to properly maintain their septic systems.
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