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Online Learning & Webinars

Upgrading Lagoon-based Treatment to Meet Stringent BOD, TSS, and Nutrient Removal Limits

12/10/24 @ Noon - CST

In partnership with Lemna Environmental Technologies

 

Who should attend:

  • Wastewater Engineers

  • Wastewater operators

Presented by Steve Squires,

Regional Sales Manager, Lemna Environmental Technologies

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If you don't have time to attend an in-person or scheduled virtual meeting, check out our YouTube channel for recorded wastewater process equipment and technology videos. 

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The Latest News in Wastewater

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?

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Industrial Parts

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.

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Chemistry Lab

Source: The Hill

 

June 19, 2024: Researchers analyzed ground samples from between Jan. 31 and Feb. 14 of last year, a period spanning the time before and immediately after the Feb. 3 accident. They found evidence of high chloride concentration in states including Virginia, South Carolina and Wisconsin, as well as particularly high concentrations near Canada’s border with New York, an area downwind of the crash site.

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