WASTEWATER REGULATIONS AND LEGISLATION RESOURCES

• Go Big With CAPSULAR Underground Pump Station For Large Flows

  Handling large capacities, the CAPSULAR® Underground Pump Station combines superior performance with custom design and economic efficiency to provide solutions for customers' large flow applications. When compared to built-in-place, concrete designs, 30% savings can be realized with the S&L factory-built approach. Engineering costs are lower because of the extensive engineering (including mechanical, electrical, structural, environmental) already accomplished for the proven CAPSULAR® design. The exclusive Safe-Stair Stairwell Module available with CAPSULAR® Underground Pump Stations is similar to stairways found in most public buildings. The design provides safe and easy access to the underground station, reducing occupational requirements and associated costs.

• Reducing H2S And FOG At The Discharge Of A Force Main

  Beginning early in 2019 our office began receiving complaints of sewer odor in the neighborhood of Fountain Ridge Section III (FR III), located in Prince George County VA. The County Operations staff investigated the wastewater collection system that serves the neighborhood, and found that odor was proliferating throughout the neighborhood. Corrosion of the sewer manholes was clearly evident.

• Vortab Flow Conditioners: Eliminating Flow Disturbances Due To Crowded Equipment Conditions

  Engineers challenged by flow meter inaccuracy and repeatability issues will want to watch a new video featuring, “Vortab Flow Conditioners.” This video explains how air, gas and liquid flow measurement can be greatly improved anywhere restricted pipe runs in cramped equipment areas make following the flow meter manufacturer’s pipe straight-run requirements impractical or impossible.

• Resilience In The Face Of Emerging Contaminants

  There are over 150,000 public drinking water systems in the United States and more than 80 percent of the population receives their potable drinking water from these systems. And today - according to the EPA, our water systems are faced with a growing list of challenges.

• Small Community Leads Central Florida In Potable Water Reuse Implementation

  According to recent studies conducted by the Central Florida Water Initiative, groundwater sources alone will not meet future freshwater demands for area residents. To address this looming issue, Central Florida water utilities will need to begin diversifying their water supplies. There are several options water utilities can consider when expanding their drinking water sources, including surface water, groundwater and desalination. One opportunity that is gaining nationwide popularity is potable water reuse.

• CASPERON Solution Brings Process, Operation And Cost Benefits To Michigan Facility

  For 15 years, plans to double the capacity of Michigan’s Zeeland Clean Water Plant remained stalled as the City of Zeeland worked toward a joint wastewater treatment contract with two neighboring Ottawa County communities. As a result, maintaining efficient aeration control posed a challenge for the 1.65 million gallons per day (MGD) facility. When expansion plans moved forward in 2016, the city alleviated those problems with the Xylem Sanitaire CASPERON activated sludge solution process, which eliminated the use of lime to treat waste and significantly reduced the volume of biosolid residuals.

• Sanitaire Vorelodos Aerobic Digester - Overview, Features & Benefits

  Rethink your biosolids management strategy with the Sanitaire Vorelodos Aerobic Digester.

• Sanitaire ICEAS

  Sanitaire is ready to meet your challenges of wastewater treatment with the ICEAS system. It's a combination of high efficiency aeration and simplicity.

• How To Evaluate And Maintain Diffused Aeration Grids

  Sanitaire presents best practices and steps for how to evaluate and maintain diffused aeration grids.

• Sanitaire NURO Controller

  Stricter nitrogen and phosphorus permits, pressure to reduce energy and chemical usage, limited time and staff. These days, operators are required to do more with less. How could these challenges be met without a plant reconfiguration?