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Increasing populations are stressing the hydraulic capacities of existing treatment plants with no room for expansion. Regulation discharge limits continue to be lowered, further challenging plant compliance. ...
ByFibraCast based in Hannon, ONTARIO (CANADA)
This plant uses well water for cooling its reaction process and then discharges the water into a local creek. A leak in the reactor and associated cooling equipment would cause phenol and phenolic compounds to contaminate the cooling water. Such a leak could result in a discharge violation. The local regulators frequently inspected the plant’s discharge to ensure compliance with the discharge ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Increasing populations stress hydraulic capacities of existing wastewater treatment plants with no room to expand. Regulators are looking to lower discharge limits, challenging existing plant capabilities. ...
ByFibraCast based in Hannon, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Industrial wastewater’s need to treat and remove harmful contaminants prior to discharging into sewers, lakes and rivers. Today many industrial treatment systems are being challenged by the introduction of lower discharge requirements on phosphorous and nitrogen. FibrePlate is an ideal solution in meeting discharge requirements as it is a true UF membrane, easily rejecting contaminants, bacteria and viruses. Robust, flexible and compact, performance is assured over its design life. Utilising innovative dual ...
ByFibraCast based in Hannon, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Every pit lake is unique in terms of hydrogeology and geochemistry, and methods to monitor for environmental impact vary. But in every case, it’s important to have accurate groundwater and surface water data for effective mine water ...
ByIn-Situ Environmental based in Fort Collins, COLORADO (USA)
A plant located in the eastern United States manufactures phenolic resin for applications in plastics molding. This plant uses well water for cooling its reaction process and then discharges the water into a local ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
The Situation: A major pipeline company has large storage tank farms throughout the Western States. The pipeline company transports, stores, blends additives, and distributes gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel to retail service stations and airports. Due to the quantity and movement of fuel at these facilities, there is always the potential for fuel spills. These facilities prevent out of compliance discharge by capturing all stormwater in storm drains, which is then sent to treatment systems prior to discharge. At ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
The Situation: A wastewater treatment company operated an oil/water separation facility on a multi-acre industrial site in Northern California. Its purpose was to recycle oil products for profit while at the same time providing a wastewater treatment service for industries based in Northern California. The oily water mixes processed by the company were obtained from tanker bilges, contaminated rainwater runoff, truck spills, oil spills into waterways, crankcase drain oils, hydraulic oils and industrial lubricants, ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
The economic advantage of continuous discharge could only be achieved at this location by meeting strict discharge limits for the level of hydrocarbons present in the discharged water. Local ordinances required continuous monitoring for continuous discharge of the company’s treated ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Water resource management refers to the conservation, custody and transport monitoring of water as a natural resource. Measurements are made to quantify water for the purpose of protection, forecasting, management, lawmaking, enforcement, policymaking, resource allocation and public reporting. Stevens has been providing quality products for water management for over 100 ...
ByStevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc. based in Portland, OREGON (USA)