Tag: Regulatory compliance
Biosolids Management: Best Practices for Treatment Plants Article Overview Article Type: How-To Guide Primary Goal: Provide treatment plant operators, engineers, and municipal decision makers with a practical, technically detailed roadmap for designing, operating, monitoring, and financing biosolids management systems that meet regulatory requirements, control risk, and maximize resource recovery. Who is the reader: Municipal wastewater […]
UV Water Disinfection: A Proven Method for Safe Drinking Water Article Overview Article Type: Informational Primary Goal: Provide municipal decision makers, engineers, plant operators, and equipment manufacturers a technical, implementation-focused resource on ultraviolet water disinfection that explains how UV works, design and operational requirements, regulatory and validation expectations, and real-world deployment considerations to support specification, […]
Page Type: Technical Facility Profile Target Audience: Civil Engineers, Plant Operators, Regulatory Compliance Officers, Municipal Planners Last Updated: May 2024 FACILITY BASIC INFORMATION Plant Name: R.M. Clayton Water Reclamation Center Location: 2440 Bolton Road NW, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia Operating Authority: City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management (DWM) Design Capacity: 122 MGD (Average Daily […]
Ultraviolet Disinfection: Safe and Effective Water Treatment Method In an age where clean water is paramount for public health, ultraviolet disinfection water treatment has emerged as a game-changer in ensuring safe drinking water. This innovative method harnesses the power of UV light to effectively eliminate pathogens without the use of harsh chemicals, making it both […]
The North Durham Water Reclamation Facility (NDWRF) serves as a critical infrastructure asset for the City of Durham, North Carolina, operating within one of the most environmentally sensitive watersheds in the state. With a permitted design capacity of 20 million gallons per day (MGD), the facility provides wastewater treatment for residential, commercial, and industrial users […]
Introduction to Tertiary Filtration Selection For municipal and industrial engineers, the tertiary filtration stage is frequently the final safeguard between regulatory compliance and permit violations. As National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits tighten—particularly regarding total phosphorus (TP) limits of < 0.1 mg/L and strict turbidity requirements for Title 22 water reuse—the margin for error […]
Page Contents: Introduction Recent Developments Top 20 Largest Treatment Plants Approved Budgets & Expansion Projects Regulatory & Compliance Landscape Technology Trends Directory of Facilities FAQ 1. Introduction California represents the largest and most complex wastewater market in the United States. Driven by chronic water scarcity, seismic risks, and stringent environmental regulations, the state’s infrastructure is […]
Aqua Aerobic Systems: Innovative Solutions for Wastewater Treatment Mechanisms of Aqua Aerobic Systems Aqua aerobic systems are best suited for municipalities and industries that require efficient and effective wastewater treatment solutions with a focus on biological processes. These systems leverage aerobic digestion to break down organic matter, making them particularly advantageous in settings where space […]
Comprehensive Wastewater Management Systems: Planning and Implementation Regulatory Framework and Compliance Standards Ignoring regulatory standards in wastewater management is like trying to swim with a brick tied to your ankle—it's not going to end well. The stakes are high, and the consequences of non-compliance can be catastrophic, not just for your project but for the […]
MLE Process for Wastewater Treatment: Implementation and Benefits Understanding the MLE Process in Wastewater Treatment When it comes to wastewater treatment, the MLE process isn't just a fancy acronym; it's a game-changer for municipalities looking to enhance their treatment capabilities. Picture this: a city with a population of 100,000 generates about 10 million gallons of […]