Sinking in sludge: How to identify excessive sludge accumulation
Bishop Water is partnering with Western University in a new project with BioCord Reactors that aims to further optimize wastewater treatment efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and lower greenhouse gas emissions.
The many applications of Solmax Geosynthetics
Watch this video to know more about how Geotubes® can be used for shoreline protection, including erosion, hurricanes, and more.
Solmax Geotube® Applications
Sludge dewatering and containment with Solmax Geotube®
BioCord®: A full-scale demonstration project at the Township of Southgate
In August 2016, Bishop Water in association with Geo-dredging and Dewatering began a BioCord® demonstration project in Dundalk Ontario.
Geotube Shoreline Protection – Case Study – Port Franks, Ontario
High water, waves and storms washed away much of the vegetation and sand dunes around a home on the shore of Lake Huron.
Research aims to reduce GHG, energy use in BioCord® Reactors
Bishop Water is partnering with Western University in a new project with BioCord Reactors that aims to further optimize wastewater treatment efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Defer sludge disposal costs with Geotube® containment
eotube containers, part of the Bishop Solids Management Solution, provide a solution, offering not only a simple way to collect and dewater sludge, but also to store it for an extended period.
In 30 mins we’ll show you how much ClariPhos® coagulant can save for your WWTP
Lower dose rate, reduced sludge volume, better clarifier performance, improved phosphorus removal—these are just a few of the cost-saving benefits that ClariPhos® rare earth coagulant can bring to a wastewater treatment plant.
The cold reality of nitrification. Why aerating a lagoon may not improve winter ammonia removal
Installing or increasing aeration in a wastewater lagoon is a common strategy to improve nitrification and ammonia removal.
BioCord® Reactor installation underway in Gift Lake Metis Settlement
BioCord® Reactors are being installed in Northern Alberta, marking a significant milestone in a project to improve cold-weather performance for the lagoon system serving the Gift Lake Metis Settlement.
