Pump Station Applications | Environmental XPRT

Gas Incineration for Pipeline Pumping Stations

By Questor Technology Inc. based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA).

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Odor control for sewage pumping stations

By Simple Solutions Dist. LLC based in West Milford, NEW JERSEY (USA).

Pump station level controllers for pump staton call outs

Town operators were plagued by high level alarm call outs at two new sewage lift stations. Read how they used Greyline`s hybrid ultrasonic level controllers with dual sensor capability to put an end to level alarms.

By Greyline Instruments Inc. based in Long Sault, ONTARIO (CANADA).

Waste dischargement for water pumping stations

By SISMAT ULUSLARARASI LTD. STI. based in KOCAELI, TURKEY.

Chemical dosing pumping for the energy industry

In power stations for ammonia or trisodium phosphate solutions

By sera GmbH based in Immenhausen, GERMANY.

Differential level transmitter for VFD pump control & flow measurement

An Ontario municipality deploys Portable flowmeters to solve flow rate discrepancies between sewage pump station effluent and lagoon influent flowmeters. Faced with suspension of construction permits due to flow rate uncertainty, the Township of North Glengarry called on Greyline Instruments to help troubleshoot two permanently installed flow meters.

By Greyline Instruments Inc. based in Long Sault, ONTARIO (CANADA).

Fat, Oil & Grease Bio Remediation

Applications for FOGEater: Grease traps Oxidation ditches Waste water treatment plants Lift stations Holding tanks Activated sludge Reactors & Contactors (RBC’s) Lagoons Waste pumps

By Skyhawk Global Ltd based in Barry, UNITED KINGDOM.

Grease removing in wastewater pipes

Whether a collection system is handling domestic, commercial, or industrial waste; grease accumulation causes problems in wet wells, lift stations and pipelines. Problems with grease include interference with wet well level controls, reduced wet well capacity, plugging of pipes and pumps, and unsafe working conditions.

By Carus Corporation based in Peru, ILLINOIS (USA).

Applications and Air Pollutants Removed for Wastewater Treatment Operations

For industrial and municipal treatment plants; Chemical scrubbers, biological towers and adsorption systems to remove hydrogen sulfide, mercaptans, other organic sulfur compounds and ammonia from digesters, pump stations, ponds, grit and screening works, sludge filter presses and dryers. Special Wet Electrostatic Precipitator for sewage sludge incinerators. Stripping ammonia and other volatile compounds. Decarbonization removal of carbon dioxide from wastewater.

By Bionomic Industries Inc. based in Mahwah, NEW JERSEY (USA).

PLAZKAT systems for treatment (removal, neutralisation) of smelly substances from the air

PLAZKAT Aero units are used to neutralize bad smells from waste treatment facilities, caused by the presence of sulfur and nitrogen compounds - hydrogen sulfide, mercaptans, and ammonia. Urban waste treatment facilities, local waste treatment systems in factories, pumping stations in waste water treatment systems are characterized by a strong smell of sulfur and nitric compounds.

By Plasma Air Systems Corporation based in Harju Maakond, ESTONIA.

Wastewater treatment solution for the mining & power generation industries

From the remote Canadian wilderness to the mountainous regions of South America, Schwing Bioset piston pumps are called upon for reliable service in some of the harshest environments on the planet to pump tailings to surface and sub-surface disposal. Schwing Bioset Fluidized Bed dryers and conditioners are trusted when reliability and performance are a must to process coal at your power generation facilities. Schwing Bioset piston pumps can be used to pump wood waste, coal slurries and fly ash at ethanol and power stations to simplify material handling requirements.

By Schwing Bioset, Inc. based in Somerset, WISCONSIN (USA).

Wastewater treatment solutions for fat, oil & grease

Proper waste treatment and free-flowing plumbing lines are critically tied to one another. Of the many products marketed which claim to aid plumbing problems, MICROCAT® products are unique. They offer a combination of micro organisms, enzymes (biochemical catalysts) and other ingredients which act together naturally to soften, loosen, remove and break down greases, fats and oils in plumbing lines, sewer systems, pump stations and treatment plants, thus keeping them clean and odour free. Developed through the years, MICROCAT® products, whether dry or liquid are capable of safely and effectively loosening and digesting the troublesome substances, which clog drainage systems and cause odours. When used on a regular basis, MICROCAT® products can result in savings on operational and maintenance costs.

By QM Environmental Services Ltd. based in The Hague, NETHERLANDS.

Drinking Water

Ensuring safe drinking water is a complicated and resource intensive process involving stringent state and federal requirements. Failures in the system are not only costly but can pose serious threats to public health. Pumping tests provide needed data to ensure proper flow and aquifer levels. With DriveConnect technology in place it is possible to significantly minimize expensive lift station drawdown testing.

Drive‑Chat enabled solutions can reduce costs with automated alerts and remote anywhere anytime access.

With Drive‑Chat you can:

Monitor every pump in the system
Efficiently control pumps
Check well health
Receive real-time alerts before major failures occur
Customize alerts per specified conditions

By DriveConnect based in Brandon, FLORIDA (USA).

Force Main Systems Sulfide Odor Control with Hydrogen Peroxide

Force main systems are typically high sulfide odor generators due to septicity conditions related to full pipe flow and a greater anaerobic slime layer (biofilm) thickness. Primary factors that influence sulfide loading generation in a force main include sewage temperature, BOD, retention time, pipe size and flow. Gaseous hydrogen sulfide (H2S) release at the force main discharge is usually the main concern related to odor and corrosion control needs; however, corrosion problems within the pipe can be of a concern (e.g. "crown cutting") at locations where air pockets can lead to concentrated H2S gas build up. Some basic considerations for assessing an appropriate sulfide odor treatment method for force main systems include: Retention time / duration of control Pump station type / cycling (e.g. vfd; start/stop, etc). Force main injection tap points, if any (e.g. air relief valves) Existence of intermediate re-lift stations or in series pump stations Manifold force main systems

By USP Technologies based in Atlanta, GEORGIA (US) (USA).

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