Solutions

The Capital of Montana, Helena, is currently home to two potable water treatment plants that serve roughly 35,000 residents, the Ten Mile Water Treatment Plant, and the Missouri River Treatment Plant.(..more)

The city of Lynnwood, WA had a new, multiple featured swimming complex for their citizens to enjoy. Though the features enjoyed by users of the pool exceeded expectations, the pool maintenance crew was having issues keeping the pool at required chlorine levels. (..more)

Two medium pressure UV systems, each combined with a control system providing automatic setpoint control based on realtime pool water chemistry, have solved air quality issues for Indiana’s Fishers High School Pool. (..more)

Many public water utilities are rethinking the way chemical feed systems are designed and built. (...more)

Reduced polymer consumption and less maintenance from ProMix Polymer feed system have proven to be a cost-effective solution. (...more)

Effectively mixing polymer to a homogeneous and fully activated solution reduces polymer consumption at California treatment plant by 23%(...more)

The Basin Electric Power Cooperative's Laramie River Station (LRS) has its own water plant that utilizes six (6) primary basin clarifiers. Each basin has a recirculation rate of 3,000 to 4,000 gallons per minute and each clarifier is chemically treated with lime for partial lime softening. Sodium Aluminate and an Anionic Flocculent are used to create floc that settles to the bottom of each basin, creating a "blanket". (...more)

By switching to automated water chemistry control based on real-time chlorine levels (ppm), Emler Swim School found an effective solution to a recurring problem. (...more)

Switching from conventional batch mixing to in-line polymer preparation and feed has helped reduce annual polymer expenditures at the Greeley, CO., WWTP by approximately $12,000 per year. (...more)

Retrofitting a robust, low-wear volumetric feeder has provided Johnstown, PA's Riverside Water Treatment Plant with improved performance and trouble-free lime feed. (...more)

A fully automated dosing and blending system provides reliable, performance-based polymer make-up for critical coal combustible byproduct disposal. (...more)

The Foxwoods WWTP has slashed annual polymer costs by approximately two-thirds by switching to an in-line polymer preparation and feed system featuring an optimized mechanical design. (...more)