AquaNereda by Aqua-Aerobic Systems

AquaNereda is an aerobic granular sludge process that generates durable granules composed entirely of biomass that are very efficient at performing both nitrification and denitrification, while also biologically reducing phosphorus to low levels without chemical addition. One of the main attributes of aerobic granular sludge is its rapid settling properties.

OmniSite Alarm Dialers Cut Costs

Monitoring remote pumping stations with traditional alarm dialers and frequent operator site visits is costly and inefficient. Without accurate and reliable information, it is impossible to effectively manage multiple stations. Traditional phone dialers provide alarms only. This requires frequent site visits by operations personnel to collect operational information. SCADA is an expensive solut...

Gorman-Rupp Grit Pumps: A Guide for Operators

Gorman-Rupp pumps, including the advanced Super T-Series and V-Series models, offer superior performance in evacuating grit chambers quickly, reliably, and efficiently. Gorman-Rupp pumps are made from durable ductile iron and other abrasion-resistant materials. This makes these pumps ideal for handling grit and other solids-laden wastewater. The pump’s low Net Positive Suction Head Require...

Optimizing Aeration with Aqua-Aerobic OxyStar Technology

OxyStar Aspirator Aerators by Aqua-Aerobic Systems are used in municipal and industrial wastewater applications to provide aeration and mixing for aerated lagoons, equalization basins, aeration tanks, aerobic digesters, sludge holding tanks, oxidation ditches, and post aeration. The OxyStar Aspirating Aerators provide superior fine bubble aeration and mixing, allowing for easier installation and l...

ANITA™ Mox for Nitrogen Removal

Veolia’s ANITA™ Mox process effectively treats the recycle flow from anaerobic digesters with high ammonia concentrations and solves the problems of returning high ammonia concentrations to the main plant treatment process. In addition, it helps save energy and O&M costs by reducing the demand for aeration and chemicals.

Gorman-Rupp’s Pump Control Panels with VFDs

During the past 20 years, the wastewater industry has significantly increased the use of variable frequency drives (VFDs) in wastewater pumping systems. Gorman-Rupp's VFD control panels provide better wastewater flow control through pumping stations than constant-speed pumps. Plus, as power costs continue to increase and utilities look for ways to reduce costs, VFDs often provide a great solution.

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