Refine by
Nutrient Removal Articles & Analysis
155 news found
Tomorrow Water announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the development and global commercialization of Partial Denitrification-Anammox (PdNA), establishing a pathway for intensified, energy-efficient nitrogen removal in wastewater treatment. The agreement licenses the patented DETOUR™ PdNA technology from Hampton Roads Sanitation District (HRSD) and DC Water for ...
Tomorrow Water is advancing climate-resilient infrastructure with a new 95 MGD (360,000 m³/d) Wet Weather Flow treatment facility now under construction in Daejeon, one of Korea’s major metropolitan cities, and scheduled to start operation in 2029. As extreme rainfall intensifies, many cities with combined sewer systems are struggling to fully treat wastewater during peak wet ...
“NanoShield represents the next generation of process intensification, helping both industrial and municipal customers achieve enhanced nutrient removal, improved effluent quality, lower energy consumption, and reduced chemical usage, without the need for costly plant overhauls. ...
ByMoleaer
Wetlands quietly perform some of nature’s most essential tasks. Depending on their type and location, they can filter water, slow down floods, store carbon, and provide food and shelter for countless species, including people. Yet over the past century, many of these ecosystems have been drained, filled in or polluted. Their disappearance has rapidly eroded the natural systems that keep our ...
Multiple U.S. customers have purchased Fluence’s containerized Aspiral™ Flex MABR plants, opting for high nutrient removal with a small footprint. Fluence’s Municipal Water and Wastewater Group has secured a contract to provide a 150,000 gallon per day (GPD) containerized wastewater treatment plant for Westcott development, a new housing ...
Researchers and utilities are advancing nutrient removal technology in wastewater treatment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support a net-zero future. ...
The research also showed enhanced nutrient removal rates compared to other media. New shape provides significant benefits for wastewater treatment Benefits include; reduced aeration energy requirements, improved process security and biological commissioning times, higher biomass retention, increased wastewater treatment capacity, reductions in required tank ...
This will include a new in-depth look at utilizing wastewater treatment technologies such as activated sludge/biological nutrient removal and ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis, as well ammonia recovery and struvite formation to extract nutrients. ...
This year's theme centers on the inventive strategies for managing large-scale wastewater treatment facilities, with a special emphasis on economical operations and the latest in nutrient removal and recovery. Tomorrow Water is eager to connect with peers and explore new avenues for collaboration on Proteus and its other innovative technologies and solutions! ...
In the realm of environmental stewardship, effective management of sewage is vital, particularly in rural areas where pristine natural landscapes are often at risk. Hangzhou, the capital of the province of Zhejiang, is leading the charge in China’s rural ecological initiatives by promoting a visionary concept: the “zero direct discharge” village. A research paper detailing the ...
As the UK population grows, estimated to increase by 6.6 million to 73.7 million over the next 15 years or so, new housing stock will be needed to ensure that new households have a roof over their heads. However, it’s not just the growing population putting pressure on housing supply, with unsuitable accommodation also an increasingly urgent issue and affordability pressures meaning many ...
Warden Biomedia is excited to announce the release of our newest filter media – Biopebble. It’s our latest generation, sustainable filter media optimised for efficient biological wastewater treatment for land-based aquaculture facilities and recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS). Designed for sustainability The new spherical design improves media mobility, which reduces the ...
Commenting on these orders, Steven Scheidler, VP & GM of Municipal Water and Wastewater, said: “We are very pleased to sign these contracts with Sage and Needmore. Biological nutrient removal (“BNR”) regulations are getting stricter in states across the US. Our Aspiral™ solution provides high nutrient ...
It will also include a new in-depth look at utilizing wastewater treatment technologies such as activated sludge/biological nutrient removal and ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis, as well ammonia recovery and struvite formation to extract nutrients. ...
Several approaches are used to remove hydrocarbons from contaminated water, including biological, mechanical, and chemical methods. Oil Spill Eater II (OSE II) is an EPA-listed liquid nutrient with enzymes for the removal of hydrocarbons or other organic contaminants, which has also been proposed for the elimination of oil contaminants worldwide. ...
MABR unlocks bioreactor capacity by increasing the inventory of nutrient removal bacteria in existing tanks and inDENSE unlocks secondary clarifier capacity by improving sludge settling characteristics. ...
Sewage treatment (or domestic wastewater treatment, municipal wastewater treatment) is a type of wastewater treatment which aims to remove contaminants from sewage to produce an effluent that is suitable for discharge to the surrounding environment or an intended reuse application, thereby preventing water pollution from raw sewage discharges. ...
980mm diode laser is a laser beauty device for vascular removal. It has no side effects on normal skin and does not require hospitalization. ...
It also binds phosphate and therefore deprives algae of the nutrients required for growthOASE’s SchlixX silt treatment remains effective for up to 6 weeks and combats organic sludge. ...
As parts of the U.S. face long-term drought, solutions like desalination and water reuse can help fill water needs “It’s really dry,” said Brad Udall, a senior water and climate research scientist at Colorado State University, adding, “the entire Southwest is in some stage of drought.” Udall wasn’t speaking of a transitory drought that will loosen its grip ...