Featured Articles

  1. Dewatering Optimization For Wastewater Treatment Facilities 5/25/2023

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

  2. What Can You Do With Adaptive Mixers? 2/7/2023

    Flygt introduced the first submersible mixer in 1951. Today, more than 250,000 Flygt mixers have been deployed and are reliably doing their jobs, operating mainly out-of-sight and out-of-mind.

  3. Why Your Mixer's Motor Rating Matters 2/7/2023

    Most mixer manufacturers will say that newer-model equipment is generally more energy-efficient than older-model equipment. The question remains, however, just how much more efficient is the new equipment?

  4. Reduce Project Execution Time With Field-Erected Treatment Systems 1/30/2023

    Learn about an efficient and economical turnkey wastewater treatment solution for municipal and industrial applications. 

  5. Basics Of Mixing By Submersible Mixers 12/15/2022

    Understanding the basics of mixing not only helps wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) to meet treatment goals but can also reduce operating costs.

  6. Submersible Mixer With Variable Thrust Reduces Energy Costs By As Much As 50% Or More 2/14/2020

    Mixing is performed in many stages of wastewater treatment to generate a hydrodynamic state that secures blending, solids suspension, or distribution. Conventional single-speed submersible mixers have traditionally been used for these applications, including activated sludge treatment, sludge holding and digestion.

  7. Integrated Intelligence: A Breakthrough In Wastewater Pumping 2/14/2020

    Today’s customers can have higher pump system reliability, more and smarter functions, lower operating costs and data connectivity when pumping wastewater using an intelligent pumping system.

  8. Adaptive N-Impeller Solves Clogging Issues For Small-Range Wastewater Pumps 2/14/2020

    Clogging is the most common problem in wastewater pumping and a particular issue for small pumps due to their limited hydraulic space. The consequences include increased energy consumption, additional maintenance and emergency call-outs, all of which result in higher operating costs. Wastewater pump manufacturers are continually striving to develop improved hydraulics that reduce clogging while maintaining high performance.

  9. Reduce Lifetime Costs With Steel Tanks For Wastewater Treatment 4/17/2017

    In municipal or industrial wastewater treatment applications, steel constructed tanks up to 5.0 million gallons per day (MGD) and below offer significant advantages over concrete; benefits that lead to lower operating and lifetime costs, regardless of application.

  10. Variable Speed Wastewater Pumping 7/9/2015

    Wastewater pumps have traditionally been operated in an on-off mode for small as well as large wastewater pump stations. Because the inflow of wastewater is varying over time and is often only a fraction of a pump’s required capacity engineers have looked for ways to operate wastewater pumps at a reduced capacity in order to optimize performance while reducing operating costs.