Chlorine gas dosing system with double-cylinder connection and automatic compressed gas changeover A-015, two GMS plus gas monitoring systems, Neutralization system, and two cylinder scales.

Aureon Labs, based in Yonkers, New York, develops predictive tests for cancer recurrence, and provides contract research services to assist biopharmaceutical companies in developing more effective cancer treatments. The company was faced with designing, building and equipping a research laboratory in four months.

AHN Jefferson Hospital is an award-winning healthcare facility that provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient surgical services in western Pennsylvania. The hospital’s state-of-the-art-surgical suite features an advanced robotic system, which is controlled by the surgeon for minimally invasive surgery.

The Gloucester Institute of Technology operates an on-campus swimming and leisure facility and required a solution to its poor water quality due to high levels of chloramines, which are the cause of sore red eyes, itchy skin, overpowering chemical smells and is linked to cases of asthma in young children. Eliminating chloramines and maintaining water quality is a challenge for any leisure facility operator.

The pharmaceutical facility has a variety of manufacturing and production capabilities supported by microbiology, chemistry and R&D laboratories. Clearly understanding what it will take to achieve their vision as an industry leader, they are vigilant in its investment in new R&D, the expansion of its current injectables and inhalation lines, and making production improvements to its delivery systems.

HP Hood’s plant in Winchester, Virginia, USA, was undergoing a planned expansion to its wastewater treatment system to keep pace with consumer demand. The dairy company needed a reliable cover solution for its new anaerobic wastewater treatment system.

Laticínios Bela Vista's plant in Bela Vista de Goiás was undergoing an expansion, which led to more flow and organic load to its existing aerobic wastewater treatment system. The expansion required them to re-evaluate treatment options for its wastewater.

AB Mauri was constructing a large, state-of-the-art yeast manufacturing plant in Veracruz, Mexico. The project included the need for a unique wastewater treatment facility. Sugarcane molasses used as the fermentation growth substrate for the yeast during production results in wastewater containing high concentrations of organic matter.

Simplot needed to expand the on-site treatment system to handle the increase in wastewater from the expanded production plant. At the same time the company wanted to improve effluent quality such that, to meet sustainability goals, final effluent could be safely discharged directly to the Assiniboine River as opposed to discharging to the public utility.

In the frozen food industry, Listeria is a particularly challenging bacteria as it does not go dormant at low temperatures. Bacterial counts also naturally increase throughout processing and packaging, which requires the operator to closely monitor bacterial levels and conduct complete shutdowns for CIP when necessary.

Les Aliments Bari Inc.’s processing plant in Saint-Léonard-d’Aston, Quebec, Canada, needed a new wastewater treatment solution. In the past, wastewater was stored in large tanks on-site that was then applied on local farmland when weather permitted.

The challenge for Adirondack Beverages was to meet United States Pharmacopeia (USP 23) regulations for the production of bottled water and to be able to meet future USP 24 regulations without additional equipment.

Ag Processing Inc. (AGP) is a farmer-owned cooperative that processes, markets, and transports grains and grain products. Since its formation in 1983, AGP has grown to include 175 local cooperatives representing over 250,000 farmers throughout the Midwest.

Bellisio Foods’ main production facility is located near downtown Jackson, Ohio, USA. Rapid growth made Bellisio’s existing wastewater treatment operations unable to keep up with production demands.

CPF, Inc./Northeast Hot Fill Co-op, Inc. needed to minimize the cost of their water and sewage, at their producing purified bottled water, in Ayer, Massachusetts. This facility is one of the largest bottlers in the U.S. producing 26 million cases of finished beverage annually, including eight million cases of Aquafina brand.

Headquartered in Mitchelstown, Co. Cork, Ireland, Dairygold’s production facility converts approximately 960 million liters (254 million gallons) of milk annually into top quality dairy products.

A strong brand and innovative technology: during the brewing process 400 liters of fresh water is needed to produce 100 liters of beer. As a main ingredient, the water quality is strictly controlled daily. While chlorine dioxide is not used for the brewing water, a disinfection step is added to sanitize operation water – used for cleaning and rinsing.

Clarksville, Virginia is a community home to many industries, such as candy manufacturer Russel-Stover. When the aerated lagoon – used to pre-treat wastewater – became overloaded, the town turned to Evoqua for solutions. While the effluent wastewater is hardly hazardous to your health, it is a very common problem for candy manufacturers as it contains a very high proportion of Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) and Total Suspended Solids (TSS).

Ken’s Foods’ wastewater treatment system required an upgrade to treat additional flow and load beyond the treatment plant’s design capacity. Lack of space made the upgrade challenging, so Ken’s Foods investigated ways of converting its existing anaerobic system. Finding an innovative wastewater treatment technology that could help it meet discharge limits and save on operational costs was also important.

The protein processor’s existing 75 gpm boiler feed RO system was aging and struggling to meet peak demand for treated feedwater. It also lacked the capacity to support a planned plant expansion. To address this, the processor decided to install a new primary RO system and keep the legacy unit as a backup.

Lamb-Weston required a wastewater treatment solution at its plant in Taber, Alberta, Canada. Its potato processing wastewaters are characterized by high concentrations of biodegradable chemical oxygen demand (COD); suspended solids (SS); and fat, oil, and grease (FOG). This type of wastewater has proven to be an ideal candidate for anaerobic digestion.

Golden Flake’s 50 acre (20 hectare) Birmingham, Alabama, USA, corporate headquarters is home to a 350,000 ft2 (32,516 m2) manufacturing facility that processes more than 20 million lb (9 million kg) of snack foods per year. The plant’s production mix can fluctuate, causing its wastewater to have varying strengths and consistencies, with flow rates ranging from 100,000-350,000 gpd (380-1,330 m3/d).