WASTEWATER REGULATIONS AND LEGISLATION RESOURCES

  • Rising costs and tighter limits push wastewater plants toward intensification over expansion. Selective wasting and alternative nitrogen removal pathways can add capacity and cut operating costs.

  • Ultrasonic biogas measurement has long struggled with CO2 and its resistance to sound. See how a lower frequency and stronger transducers extend the pipe sizes, moisture levels, and CO2 levels.

  • The rising cost of not treating is reshaping industrial water reuse, pushing facilities toward lower-cost treatment, real-time monitoring, and recovery of valuable materials from waste streams.

  • Gain insight into single-source lift station supply, from pumps and enclosures to valves and in-house controls, paired with a fast-ship program and domestic casting.

  • A compact hybrid dewatering design swaps the gravity belt for a drum, cutting footprint and eliminating continuous wash water while targeting up to 20% better dewatering performance.

  • When heavy rain meets high tide, tidal creeks have no room left to drain. Engineered storage, built from sealed gates and advance pumping, tests a different answer to coastal flooding.

  • Fibrous, flushable-laden wastewater has outpaced conventional impeller design. Eliminating exposed leading edges and separating solids alignment from energy transfer offers a clog-resistant path that avoids maceration and preserves efficiency.

  • In this session, Andrew Strassner, President of Sentinel Water Solutions, walks through the practical operations and maintenance realities utilities face as they prepare for the EPA’s 4 ppt MCL.

  • Learn how our ductile iron pipe, made from over 90% recycled material and built to last more than a century, can help your community invest in resilient, sustainable water infrastructure.

  • Watch now to see how a new generation of intelligent dosing pumps can reduce downtime, simplify operations, and deliver precise, reliable chemical feed at your facility.

WASTEWATER SOLUTIONS

  • Brewery Wastewater Treatment Systems

    ClearBlu provides sophisticated wastewater treatment equipment scaled to small to large size craft brewers.  This allows brewers to stage in treatment as it’s required by the municipality, or if you are located in an area without sewer access.  We also provide complete systems in package or pond format.

  • Submersible Aerator Mixer Type ABS OKI

    The OKI submersible aerator is a heavy-duty, non-clogging, gentle mixing unit which can operate both as an aerator and as a mixer for wastewater and water treatment in municipal and industrial plants. It is used for sludge stabilization in SBR, MBR, and MBBR processes.

  • OPTIFLUX 5100 Electromagnetic Flowmeter

    The OPTIFLUX 5100 is an electromagnetic flowmeter (EMF) with a high-tech ceramic measuring tube for demanding process flows. It is particularly suited for applications in the chemical processing industry, the minerals and mining sector as well as in any other sectors of industry where highly aggressive or abrasive liquids occur. The EMF is the ideal solution for harsh process conditions with temperatures up to +180°C / +356°F, aggressive chemicals and solid content (up to 10%).

  • OPTIFLUX 1300 Electromagnetic Flowmeter

    The OPTIFLUX 1300 is an electromagnetic flowmeter (EMF) with lightweight wafer-style design. The meter is an economical solution for applications with conductive liquids (≥ 5 μS/cm) and higher solid content (up to 70%). Unlike the OPTIFLUX 1100, the OPTIFLUX 1300 offers a better accuracy. The flowmeter already meets the demands of many applications in various industries. It has established itself as the preferred solution for OEM machinery applications, dosing systems, compact skids, chemical handling systems or pump and firefighting systems.

  • ETS-UV™ For Wastewater Treatment

    Many municipalities had adopted ultraviolet (UV) disinfection treatment over chemical based disinfection.  UV disinfection is efficient, low cost and an environmentally friendly way to disinfect water.  The process is safer for operators and the community; UV is a chemical free process that adds nothing to the water but light.  Read more about how the UV disinfection works.  Unlike chlorine, UV disinfection is able to inactivate pathogens such as Giardia and Cryptosporidium.  Discharged wastewater with these pathogens becomes dangerous drinking and recreational water for downstream communities.    

WASTEWATER VIDEOS

Rising costs and tighter limits push wastewater plants toward intensification over expansion. Selective wasting and alternative nitrogen removal pathways can add capacity and cut operating costs.