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Biological Treatment Intensification
Improved Settleability, Increased Capacity, and Increased Resiliency with BioKarrier Biofilms
January 21, 2025 - Noon to 1 pm CST
Is your wastewater facility experiencing issues with settleability, reaching or exceeding your treatment capacity, struggling with consistent nutrient removal, or lacking process stability?
ICS Group recently partnered with Nuvoda to share their unique solution to these common issues - the MOB Process. This presentation showcases the MOB Process’s ability to improve sludge settleability, provide consistent nutrient removal, and boost operational stability. Attendees will gain insights into strategies for integrating the MOB Process into retrofitted systems for facility capacity enhancement. By sharing results, microscopy, and operational experiences, this presentation aims to equip participants with practical knowledge for optimizing nitrogen removal and advancing wastewater treatment using BioKarrier Biofilms.
What are the benefits of the MOB Process?
· Increases throughput capacity.
· Minimal mixing and aeration needed for results.
· MOB Process reduces the need for coagulants, polymers, and other phosphorous precipitation technologies (further reducing your chemical costs.)
Who should attend:
· Superintendents
· Wastewater Operators Wastewater Engineers
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The Latest News in Wastewater
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?
Top 6 Mistakes in Industrial Wastewater Management
Source: Water Technology Online
July 30, 2024: Wastewater management is a necessity for any industrial facility. No matter what industry you are in, you need water to function and knowing how to properly manage water is critical to ensure long-term operations. Yet, despite the critical importance, we have seen many companies fall into the same mistakes of wastewater management, which puts their business at risk.
Read the top 6 most common mistakes encountered in industrial wastewater management and how to fix them.
Sun Prairie Unveils New Solar Array at City's Wastewater Treatment Facility
Source: WKOW
Sun Prairie, Wisconsin -
The city of Sun Prairie unveiled a new solar array at the city's wastewater treatment plant on Thursday.
The new solar array is expected to significantly reduce the wastewater treatment plant's energy costs, while improving Sun Prairie's goals for sustainability.
The city's sustainability coordinator says Sun Prairie has nearly 600 kilowatts of municipal solar online and about 60% of its municipal electricity is sourced from renewables.
"We are setting a bold example for sustainability in Wisconsin and beyond," Sun Prairie sustainability coordinator Dr. Rose Daily said.
