Wastewater > Treatment

Double the benefits with combined wastewater technologies

21 January, 2015

Compact and robust dissolved air flotation (DAF) systems reduce chemical oxygen demand in industrial wastewater effluents by 70-80%. But impressive as these results are, they may not always be enough.


Hamilton City Council meets compliance demands with system upgrade

15 January, 2015

Leveraging the FactoryTalk Integrated Production and Performance Suite from Rockwell Automation, Hamilton City Council implemented an upgrade to the supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system at the Pukete Wastewater Treatment Plant.


Hamilton City Council meets compliance demands with system upgrade

15 January, 2015

Leveraging the FactoryTalk Integrated Production and Performance Suite from Rockwell Automation, Hamilton City Council implemented an upgrade to the supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system at the Pukete Wastewater Treatment Plant.


Grundfos to treat Singapore's wastewater

05 December, 2014

Pump manufacturer Grundfos has been awarded a S$1.4 million R&D grant by the Singapore Environment and Water Industry Programme Office to develop a novel wastewater filtration technology that can significantly reduce capital investment and operational costs for wastewater treatment.


Queensland wastewater treatment plant to be upgraded

25 November, 2014

Aquatec Maxcon has been awarded a design and construct contract to undertake the upgrade of Queensland's Kingaroy wastewater treatment plant (WWTP). The plant will be the first in Australia to utilise Nereda aerobic granular sludge technology.


Are food, beverage and primary processors literally pouring profit down the drain?

28 October, 2014

Forward-thinking companies are now taking the initiative to search the globe for best-practice methods to achieve as close to possible as zero waste in their plants. One of the most dramatic but least publicised results of this search for excellence is the installation of anaerobic digestion plants.


Yarra Valley Water to probe Park Orchards

17 October, 2014

Yarra Valley Water is using water-quality monitoring probes as part of a trial to deliver sewerage services to the Melbourne suburb of Park Orchards. According to project manager David Diaz, the probes will help monitor the health of the local environment to assess whether containing all treated sewage from septic tanks on each property is an environmentally sound sewerage solution.


NOV Mono CT203 TR Muncher twin-shaft grinder

08 October, 2014

Designed for the efficient maceration of abrasive sludges, the CT203 Muncher from NOV Mono is a twin-shaft, slow-speed, high-torque grinder that macerate the solids within a flow. The product is suitable for a wide variety of pump protection and other industrial duties.


Oil-free screw blowers increase sewage plant efficiency

13 August, 2014

Two Atlas Copco ZS 55+ oil-free screw blowers with variable speed drive (VSD) are supplying energy-efficient compressed air to process sewage at a treatment plant in Versmold, Germany.


New CEO for BioGill

13 August, 2014

Steve Atherton has been appointed chief executive officer at biotechnology company BioGill. The company was established to commercialise BioGill wastewater treatment technology, developed in ANSTO research laboratories.


Centrifugal compressors at sewage treatment plant

06 August, 2014

The sewage treatment plant in the city of Gütersloh, Germany, treats an average of between 6.5 and 7 million m3 of sewage water. Up until recently, three Atlas Copco ZB 130 VSD centrifugal compressors and two older single-stage screw compressors supplied the compressed air for the biological process that occurs in the plant’s exceptionally deep sedimentation tanks.


Let's talk about sludge

30 July, 2014

The removal of sludge is one of the most critical challenges in creation of good-quality effluent from wastewater treatment plants. In this article, Ben Metman from Control Components explains why, and how it can be measured and monitored for optimum efficiency.


Wastewater treatment and biogas production at US dairy plant

18 July, 2014

One of the United States' newest dairy processing plants features wastewater treatment technology that not only improves biomass recovery and effluent quality, but also harnesses green energy from waste streams.


New technology to treat mining wastewater

13 June, 2014

CSIRO has developed cost-effective technology, called Virtual Curtain, which can treat mining wastewater and reduce sludge by up to 90%.


On-site wastewater treatment for Sydney Olympic Park

05 June, 2014

Sydney Olympic Park has unveiled an innovative treatment system that breaks down contaminants and releases clean water to the environment.


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