| Cannibal™ Solids Reduction Process: Alpine Cheese Factory |
Cannibal Process, introduced at an industrial cheese plant, is so efficient that no sludge needs to be wasted from the facility.  More
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| Chain & Scraper: Los Angeles Hyperion Wastewater Treatment Plant |
Built in 1949, the plant was designed to treat up to 450 mgd but was forced to reduce secondary treatment in the 1960’s to 120 mgd due to limited secondary capacity. The city faced numerous challenges: More
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| Dystor® Installation Increases Gas Storage Capacity, Resulting in Significant Cost Savings for the City of Eau Claire, WI. |
A faulty secondary digester cover at a wastewater treatment plant was not providing sufficient gas storage for cogeneration. Siemens Water Technologies installed a Dystor membrane gas holder cover with support dome. The upgraded facility’s operating pressure was structurally compatible with existing covers, allowed for sludge level variance throughout the entire side-wall depth of the digester, and saved the city $9,000 a month in electrical costs. More
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| Envirex® Vertical Loop Reactor - Texas City, TX |
Municipal wastewater treatment facility in Texas solves its effluent quality problems with a Vertical Loop Reactor from Siemens Water Technologies. The VLR offers energy efficiency even during extreme loading conditions and provides consistent effluent quality. More
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| Folded Flow® Dissolved Air Flotation System Improves Wastewater Treatment at Glatfelter. |
Folded Flow® Dissolved Air Flotation system improves wastewater treatment at Glatfelter pulp and paper processing plant. More
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| Granador Juice Installs AGAR® Moving Bed Bioreactor (MBBR) System |
Installation of AGAR® Moving Bed Bioreactor (MBBR) process at juice manufacturer in Switzerland. More
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| Investment in Cannibal™ Technology Saves Community Money |
In 1998, a small Georgia community began using the Cannibal process to reduce their costs associated with biosolids wasting. More
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| MBR Technology from Siemens Helps the 2008 Games Go “Green” |
As part of its preparation for the 2008 games, the city of Beijing, China wanted to adopt eco-friendly transportation, power generation and water management technologies. One of their goals was to process 90% of the city’s wastewater and re-use 50% of the treated effluent. More
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| Navajo Refinery Upgrades Wastewater Facility To Meet Clean Air Regulations |
The upgrade of the wastewater treatment systems will help Navajo Refining meet two U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulations under the Clean Air Act More
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| Rim-Flo® Clarifier at Neuse River WWTP |
Although operating well, the Neuse River wastewater treatment plant wanted to determine the performance characteristics of its large diameter clarifiers. The assessment proved that the Siemens Water Technologies clarifier greatly exceeded all expectations. More
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