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FlexMBR - An MBR Platform that is Open and Gives End Users Choices
April 15, 2025 - Noon to 1 pm CST
A presentation that will go through an MBR platform that gives flexibility back to the end user. Whether looking to incorporate MBR into a greenfield wastewater design, plant expansion, FlexMBR is a good consideration. The presentation will go through a high level MBR overview and then provide additional details on the FlexMBR platform, followed by a detail case study on a plant expansion that was converted from an SBR to an MBR.
Who should attend:
· Superintendents
· Wastewater Operators Wastewater Engineers
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Source: WWOA
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Source: Water Online
With the recent release of the U.S. EPA’s draft risk assessment on PFAS in biosolids, the conversation is more relevant than ever. To shed light on the findings, implications, and potential regulatory future, the hosts are joined by Rashi Gupta, National Wastewater Practice Director at Carollo Engineers.
The discussion covers the widespread presence of PFAS, which affects over 90% of the U.S. population, and how these chemicals, long present in various sources, have only recently been detected in biosolids used in agriculture.
Source: WPR
December 13, 2024: Gov. Tony Evers announced Thursday that the state is devoting $444 million to address aging wastewater systems in Wisconsin next year.
The money is awarded through the Clean Water Fund Program that’s overseen by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. The program provides financial assistance for wastewater and stormwater projects through low-interest loans and principal forgiveness, which means it reduces the amount that must be repaid.
TIN Removal for Mount Vernon, WA
Source: Nuvoda US
August 22, 2024: Planning for future permit effluent limits always carries the risk of significant capital costs. With the recent Puget Sound Nutrient Permit nitrogen limits becoming more stringent, the City of Mount Vernon, WA WWTP needed to explore cost-effective options to achieve Total Inorganic Nitrogen (TIN) removal at their facility.
What solution helped their facility achieve these limits?
