A sanitary wastewater treatment plant was designed to process and treat the domestic wastewater generated by employees of an Arizona nuclear power plant facility.
A coastal Washington resort facility needed a brand new treatment unit to meet the stringent discharge criteria of local regulations.
A coal-burning power plant contracted Delta to construct a steel extended aeration package plant to replace an existing older, undersized unit.
A new religious retreat required a wastewater treatment system that was both visually appealing and quiet to service the facilities on-site.
The treatment system for a rural high school consisted of (2) E450 ECOPOD units installed in poured in place concrete tanks.
The treatment system for this high school consisted of (2) E1750 ECOPOD units installed in poured in place concrete tanks.
The treatment system for this rural Mississippi school consisted of (2) E300 ECOPOD units installed in poured in place concrete tanks.
This system was designed to treat the domestic waste generated by mobile homes in a small rural Mississippi community.
The septic system of this Canadian school was modified to meet stringent nitrogen effluent requirements.
