Wastewater

Xylem’s Flygt Concertor launched in 2016 as the world’s first wastewater pumping system with integrated intelligence. The smart, interconnected technology senses the operating conditions of its environment, adapting its performance in real time and...

Small wastewater treatment works (WwTWs) frequently present significant physical challenges for instrumentation and control engineers. However, a compliant flow measurement facility has been installed at a plant in Fowey, in the south-west of England, by...

Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTPs) face significant challenges in managing nutrient levels, particularly nitrogen and phosphorus, to comply with increasingly stringent environmental regulations. Excessive concentrations of these nutrients can cause eutrophication, leading to harmful algal...

By Wayne Carrington, National Accounts Manager, Vogelsang Wastewater treatment plants that use large amounts of power depend on technology and machines that don’t add to their already high energy consumption. But they can’t afford to...

HUBER Technology is a leading supplier of stainless steel wastewater treatment equipment. We offer high quality innovative solutions for all your wastewater requirements for both Municipal and Industrial markets. HUBER have a large and diverse...

By Daniel Tritton, Technical Sales Engineer, MB Air Systems Wastewater treatment is generally something we take for granted as we empty the bath or flush the loo. That is until water utility companies hit the...

Anglian Water’s Chelmsford Wastewater Recycling Centre (WRC) was operating normally until a problem with their Archimedes screws arose. These screws are responsible for transporting Return Activated Sludge (RAS) from a lower chamber to a...

At OMEX we understand the importance of keeping your wastewater treatment facility at optimum performance. Our Technical Director, Dimitris Theodoridis, highlights the key points to achieve the best performance from your WWT plant: Keep the biology...

Many industrial manufacturing processes will result in the production of acidic waste streams. Where these undergo on site treatment, they are likely to require neutralisation before discharge, in order to comply with a discharge...

Water is an essential component in a range of production processes and in the brewing industry, water is essential. However across the industry, 70% of the fresh water drawn into the brewing process ends up...