Mastering lagoon desludging projects: A proactive approach
Removing accumulated sludge from a lagoon system is a fast, cost-effective way to restore treatment capacity and performance. But, a successful lagoon desludging project requires thoughtful planning and careful execution to sidestep potential pitfalls that could escalate costs and slow down production.
Geotube® vs. belt press. Which one wins for sludge dewatering?
Gravity or pressure—which is more efficient when dewatering wastewater sludge? Both are proven methods to remove water from slurry and produce a cake that can be handled for disposal or land application.
VEPAS Maintenance: Our simple polymer system takes minutes—not hours—to clean
VEPAS eliminates many of the components in mechanical polymer systems that take so much time to clean, like mixers and aging tanks.
Lagoon sludge cleanouts with the Bishop Solids Management Solution
Removing accumulated sludge from a lagoon system is a fast, cost-effective way to restore treatment capacity and performance.
Webinar – Lagoon Sludge Cleanouts: Learn how to manage costs and avoid mishaps
Removing accumulated sludge from a lagoon system is a fast, cost-effective way to restore treatment capacity and performance. But before the dredges, diggers and pumps can begin their work, project teams must carefully evaluate, estimate and plan to ensure the project proceeds smoothly and is completed on time and on budget.
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.
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.
What to do when your lagoon’s effluent TSS is higher than the influent TSS
Learn how Bishop Water tackles lagoon TSS management when effluent TSS exceeds influent, with effective solids solutions.
