Tag: Operational Efficiency

Gravity thickeners are an integral component of wastewater treatment plants, serving a crucial role in the processing of sludge. These systems utilize the principle of sedimentation, where solids separate from liquids due to the force of gravity. The higher-density solids gradually settle at the bottom of a tank, allowing clearer water to remain at the […]

Dispersed Air Flotation (DAF) is a water treatment process that clarifies wastewater by the removal of suspended matter such as oil, grease, or solids. The effectiveness of DAF relies on tiny air bubbles that attach to solid particles, increasing their buoyancy and causing them to rise to the water’s surface. This method is widely used […]

Partial Flow Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) systems are a type of water treatment process that excels in the removal of suspended solids, oils, and greases from industrial wastewater. This method of treatment is designed to operate with a portion of the total flow, treating and recycling a percentage of the processed water. By introducing air […]

Wastewater treatment is essential for protecting water resources and human health, and microscreens play a critical role in this process. Microscreens are fine screening devices used in wastewater treatment to remove small particles, a process pivotal for protecting downstream processes such as biological treatment and disinfection. The technology behind microscreens includes rotating drum screens or […]

Introduction Leak detection and pipeline asset monitoring are crucial aspects of maintaining the integrity and efficiency of critical infrastructure. Pipelines play a vital role in various industries, including water supply, oil and gas, and wastewater management. Identifying leaks and monitoring the health of these assets is essential to prevent environmental disasters, conserve resources, and ensure […]