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EnviroMix BioCycle-D helps WWTP meet stringent limits in Boxelder, CO
See how Boxelder Sanitation District upgraded its Fort Collins-area WWTP to meet stricter nitrogen and phosphorus limits with EnviroMix BioCycle-D optimized aerobic digestion. The decoupled aeration and mixing approach cut projected energy use by 75% versus conventional estimates and is saving more than $175,000 annually. -
EnviroMix BioCycle-D minimizes maintenance in Highland, Illinois
Discover how Highland’s Water Reclamation Facility reduced labor-intensive maintenance and cut energy use by upgrading to EnviroMix BioCycle-D, delivering more than 75% energy savings and over $200,000 in annual operating savings. -
EnviroMix BioMix-DC improves bio-P in Parker, CO
See how Stonegate Village near Parker, CO improved biological phosphorus removal with EnviroMix BioMix and BioMix-DC, cutting maintenance costs and boosting bio-P stability to meet very low phosphorus limits. -
EnviroMix CAMix product development at BJWSA facility
Read how Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority partnered with EnviroMix to implement the CAMix™ system, reducing energy consumption and improving wastewater mixing efficiency. -
EnviroMix develops BioMix-DC and optimizes bio-P in Warren, Michigan
Read how Warren, Michigan improved biological phosphorus removal by pairing EnviroMix BioMix with the award-winning BioMix-DC process to boost VFA production, reduce chemical dependence, and achieve consistent effluent orthophosphate at or below 0.1 mg/L. -
EnviroMix upgrades help KS plant meet effluent standards
The City of Emporia, KS selected EnviroMix BioMix™ and BioCycle-D™ technologies to help meet new nutrient discharge standards while reducing operating and energy costs. -
EPAL cuts real water loss by 1.7 million cubic meters annually using high-precision pipeline inspection technologies
In 2016, EPAL recognized a deviation in the non-revenue water (NRW) trend since implementation of the DMA program. The issue was promptly identified in two supply zones, encompassing 150 kilometers of water transmission mains, predominately composed of large diameter reinforced concrete pipe built in 1965.
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Everybody wins at Ho-Chunk Casino in Wisconsin
At the Ho-Chunk Casino owned and operated by the Ho-Chunk Indian Tribe, thousands of people try their luck. However, at the wastewater treatment facility, customers, suppliers, and engineers win.
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Evoqua Responds to Spill Clean-Up at Chemical Plant
In mid-2015, a chemical plant located along the Gulf Coast experienced an emergency chemical spill which upset their treatment processes. The company reached out to Evoqua Water Technologies with an urgent need to treat wastewater that had been contaminated by a chemical release at their site.
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Galen Glen Winery bears fruit with selection of Goulds Water Technology products
Located in the rolling hills of eastern Pennsylvania, Galen Glen produces award-winning, handcrafted red, white and sparkling wines. However, in order for the vineyard to grow grapes in this environment, a reliable water source is required to supplement the rainfall.
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Georgia Aquarium Exceeds Sustainability Goals
Georgia Aquarium, the largest aquarium in the Western Hemisphere, has been committed to work on behalf of all marine life through education, preservation, exceptional animal care and research across the globe since its opening in 2005. Located in Atlanta, Georgia, the Aquarium’s mission is to be an entertaining, educational and scientific institution featuring exhibits and programs of the highest standards.
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Grand Rapids, Michigan saves one billion dollars as real-time decision support system solves infiltration and inflow problem
After nearly 25 years, Grand Rapids finished retrofitting its combined sewer overflow system to a separate sanitary and stormwater system, completing its long-term control plan (LTCP) in 2015. But now, the City needed to get a better understanding of the infiltration and inflow into these newly separated sanitary sewers to ensure compliance with a mandate from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ).
