Wastewater Treatment Plant Selection Tool
By Joe Fayan, Residential Business Development ManagerHow quickly can I get to a decentralized wastewater treatment plant design when scoping out a new commercial project?
Continue ReadingHow quickly can I get to a decentralized wastewater treatment plant design when scoping out a new commercial project?
Continue ReadingOnsite wastewater treatment solutions are practical and popular, but changing regulations and conditions may require an update to operations.
Continue ReadingInfiltrator Water Technologies, a leading manufacturer of products for the decentralized water and wastewater industries, is pleased to announce the opening of a sixth facility to manufacture EZflow. EZflow is a drainfield product made of geosynthetic aggregate and designed to be an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional stone and pipe drainfields.
Continue ReadingWastewater treatment best practices for campgrounds and recreational vehicle parks.
Continue ReadingHigh strength waste (HSW) presents a challenge for any type of onsite wastewater treatment system. This is apparent in restaurant facilities, where the design life of the system is significantly less than a typical residential system. It can also be a factor in other types of businesses that generate HSW. Each facility type will have unique wastewater characteristics as well as unique site and soil conditions for the system designer to consider. The more information the designer can obtain in advance via effluent sampling, water meter records, usage patterns about the distinct, and potentially problematic conditions, the better the proposed design.
Continue ReadingFrom simple to advanced and from sewage to potable, tanks have
become the Swiss Army knives of water management.
Where centralized sewering is not practical or desirable, the numerous new approaches to decentralized wastewater treatment offer communities, owners, and developers a way to move forward without waiting for sewer extensions to reach their site or the treatment plant to be expanded.
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