BioCord’s phased installation balances wastewater treatment with community growth and budgets
Bishop Water’s innovative wastewater treatment solutions enable growing communities to manage increased demand sustainably, ensuring compliance and scalability with cost-effective, modular systems.
BioCord® Reactors set to demonstrate reliable ammonia removal during Northern Alberta winter
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.
Beyond bioaugmentation: BioCord Reactors for winter nitrification
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.
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.
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.
Future proofing your lagoon with BioCord Reactors
You’ve probably heard of future proofing for things like communication networks, buildings, and energy infrastructure, but what about wastewater treatment lagoons?
The journey to select, design and install a BioCord condominium for bacteria in a far north lagoon
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.
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.
