Webinar – ClariPhos Rare Earth Coagulant: Remove more phosphorus, produce less sludge.
Learn about ClariPhos, a new, game-changing coagulant that beats alum and ferric for phosphorus removal and can help wastewater treatment plants achieve ultra-low phosphorus limits — as low as 0.07 mg/L.
Webinar – BioCord Basics
See how easy-to-use, low-energy BioCord technology is able to dramatically improve year-round nutrient and organic removals without the hefty capital and operating costs of more complex systems.
Is your lagoon suffering from washout?
Every wastewater plant can experience washout—a condition where high hydraulic loading causes microorganisms to be flushed out of a treatment cell at a faster rate than they can be replenished.
BioCord Reactors set to provide enhanced ammonia removal for Limoges WWTF
Bishop BioCord® Reactors are in place at the lagoons of the Limoges WWTF as part of a $10-million project, designed and managed by R.V Anderson Associates Limited, to upgrade the plant’s capacity and performance.
Geotube® dewatering units 4000 feet underground at northern mining operation
Case study on the effectiveness of the Geotube® technology for dewatering the waste stream at a northern ontario mining opteration.
Legumier Du Madawaska BioCord® upgrade
The Legumier du Madawaska is a vegetable processing facility located near Riviere-Verte, New Brunswick.
Township of North Glengarry chooses Geotube® technology for lagoon clean-out
The township of North Glengarry operates a four-lagoon cell system in the Village of Alexandria, Ontario for the management of sewage sludge. Many municipalities utilize lagoon systems across Ontario to manage sewage, however lagoons require maintenance and periodic sludge removal in order to operate effectively and efficiently on an ongoing basis.
City of Vaughan – Geotube® technology For storm pond cleaning
The City of Vaughan required sediment removal of three separate storm water management ponds. The city wanted to have a minimal impact on the surrounded communities and watercourses.
What’s that smell? Diagnosing springtime lagoon odours.
non-aerated lagoons, can experience benthal feedback—a process where the turbulence of the warming water stirs up the sludge blanket and releases hydrogen sulfide gas along with nutrients that have accumulated in the settled sludge.
Geotube® is an effective fix for hurricane beach damage
Sludge management is challenging for the remote Hamlet of Pangnirtung, Nunavut on Baffin Island.
