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    Applications - Drinking Water Treatment

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    Membranes Solve Taste, Odor and Turbidity Problems on a Fast Track Schedule
    The rapidly growing Sunrise Water Authority undertook a 10 mgd water membrane plant expansion to the existing slow sand filter plant and solved their drinking water taste and odor problems.  More

    Microfloc Adsorption Clarifier® Improves Filter Effluent Turbidity, Filter Run Time and Net Production at the Huntsville WTP at Dallas, PA
    The retrofit of the heavy media clarifiers with the Microfloc Adsorption Clarifier® resulted in a "World of Difference" in the performance of the water plant in general as noted by the Plant superintendent. While flush cycles of the clarifier did not substantially change, dramatic reductions in clarifier turbidity were seen all across the retrofitted clarifiers. As the Microfloc Adsorption Clarifier® efficient captures coagulated particles, filter runs were increased from a typical run of 40 hours to an excess of 100 hours. The end result was that the facility has seen a 40% increase in capacity with a 50% reduction of filter wash water.   More

    Middle East gets First MEMCOR® Microfiltration Plant
    Membrane Microfiltration was chosen to filter the contaminated drinking water in Salt, Jordan. System includes 7 units of 90 modules each, producing 6.34 MGD of drinking water.  More

    Midwest City Cleans Water With Membrane Microfiltration
    Membrane Microfiltration has successfully produced high quality filtrate from extremely cold raw water. The system consists of eight 90M10C units and produces 7.2 MGD in the summer months.  More

    Mobile Filtration System Prevents Water Shortage for Apache Junction, AZ
    The city was approaching a lack of potable water for the city's 19,000 residents for a two-month period. Several factors led to this potential crisis for the city.  More

    Modifications to Circulating Water Traveling Screens Save Fish at Salem Generating Station
    The Salem Generating Station invested in upgrading their existing intake screens in order to increase their debris handling capabilities during peak loads and to improve the survival of impinged fish.  More

    Multi-Barrier Treatment Plant Improves Performance on Variable Water Source 
    The City of Versailles, IN operates a surface water treatment plant for their drinking water supply. The water source is a reservoir that has variable organics and solids loads depending on weather conditions.  More

    On-Site Sodium Hypochlorite Generation System Exceeded Engineering and Environmental Challenge in Las Vegas
    On-site Sodium Hypochlorite Generation System Exceeded Engineering and Environmental Challenge in Las Vegas  More

    Package Plant Meets New Surface Water Treatment Rules
    The 0.5 MGD small water treatment package combines coagulation, flocculation, clarification and filtration into a single treatment system.  More

    Packaged Iron and Manganese Removal System Ensures Water Quality, Reduces Maintenance Costs
    A Midwest steel mill had been using well water containing iron and manganese for their plant cooling and drinking water system. Without removal of the contaminants significant fouling in the cooling and piping systems occurred. In addition, the water had an objectionable appearance, taste, and odor when used for drinking water.  More

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