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How Ultrasound Controls Algae
Controlling algae with low-power ultrasound is a well-established technology that has been in existence for many years. It is an environmentally-friendly technology that is harmless to fish and plants. This article explains how ultrasound controls algae, including the five most common questions related to ultrasonic algae control. Algal blooms cause reduced light penetration, depletion of ...
By LG Sonic
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Installation of four ultrasonic algae control systems in a recreational lake in the province of South Holland
LG Sonic installed four ultrasonic algae control systems, the MPC-Buoy, in recreational lake “de Zoetermeerse Plas” located in South Holland, the Netherlands. This environmentally friendly system controls toxic algal blooms by using ultrasound technology. It is the first algae control project of LG Sonic in their domestic market. In December 2015 LG Sonic, the municipality of ...
By LG Sonic
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Fire water storage - Case study
Project Situation A Georgia based retail distribution center experienced algae problems in a fire water storage pond 200 feet long and 75 feet wide – 15,000 square feet or about one-third acre. The filamentous algae in the pond caused clogging of the screens and pumping system. An alternative to chemical treatments was desired to control the algae. Products/Technology Used BioWorld was ...
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Algae control in residential pond - Case Study
Eagles Landing is situated on the banks of Hartbeespoort Dam. It has an inland pond surrounded by houses that residents decided to treat their algae problems with LG Sonic e-line technology. The Challenge: Green Algae Mats Covering the Pond’s Shores The residential pond was plagued with heavy thick green algae, had high maintenance requirements, and was an eyesore for residents. The ...
By LG Sonic
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GTI Covers Tackle Troublesome Algae at Clarksville Water Treatment Plant
The Utility: The Clarksville Water System consists of a water treatment plant and a distribution system that serves approximately 160,000 people, making it one of the largest in Tennessee. The Clarksville Water Treatment Plant is situated on an 11 acre (4.5 hectare) site beside the Cumberland River, the city’s source of water, and has an estimated capacity of 28 MGD with peak rates of 32 ...
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Algae Control Spray System for a southern Nevada Wastewater Treatment Plant
Nicknamed "NESI" by the facility staff both because of its large size and slight resemblance to the mythical Lochness Monster, this WeirWasher Automated Cleaning System also has the important ability to submerge, resurface, and telescope. These motions are necessary to control the prolific algal growth on the weirs and effluent launder in the circular secondary clarifier. The spray ...
By GillTeq, LLC
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Prevent biofouling and reduce fuel costs in sea chests, hulls and cooling basins
Biofouling growth increases the drag on a hull which results in a ship that uses up to 40% more fuel and correspondingly produces 40% more CO2 emissions. The marine industry globally spends billions of dollars in addressing fouling, using a variety of protection methods such as coatings. LG Sonic, a Dutch algae and biofouling control solutions provider, has introduced an Industrial Line which ...
By LG Sonic
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LG Sonic’s Ultrasound Technology to Eliminate Algae in Sabon Reservoir, A Coruna
LG Sonic’s innovative ultrasound system has been implemented in Sabón Reservoir, A Coruña, Spain, as a solution to control algae growth, thus ensuring the water quality and reducing the use of chemicals. LG Sonic, a leading provider of algae control solutions, has recently introduced its state-of-the-art ultrasound system in Sabón Reservoir, A Coruña, Spain. ...
By LG Sonic
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Algae control in East Dorset raw water reservoir - Case Study
Bournemouth Water has installed four MPC-Buoy systems to monitor and control algal blooms at Longham Lakes. After the installation of the MPC-Buoy systems a dramatic reduction in the concentration of algae was experienced. The Challenge: Installing an Environmentally Friendly Solution to Control Algal Blooms The objective of the project was to reduce algae concentrations . Algae growth in the ...
By LG Sonic
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Control and monitor Algae in a Lake - Case Study
As part of the Clearwater PMPC project, 2 MPC Buoys were deployed in the Skrzyneckie Małe Lake to test the performance of this unique technology. The Challenge: Control and Monitor Toxic Algal Blooms The ClearWaterPMPC project was initiated by LG Sound and funded by "Research for SMEs" within the EU 7th Framework Programme. The goal of the ClearWaterPMPC (Predicting, Monitoring,Preventing, ...
By LG Sonic
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Why Interactive Ultrasonic Programs are Important to Effectively Control Algae
Many different algal types can bloom in a water body. Some of these algae are plant cells, while others are bacteria. Algae may vary in size, shape and cell characteristics. Typically, the type of algae that blooms depends on water temperature and sun hours. As a result, algal types may change several times during a season. To effectively control algae with ultrasound, it is important to know ...
By LG Sonic
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Protecting Williston Lake’s biodiversity from algae blooms
As a summer breeze sweeps an assortment of leaves along the banks of Williston Lake, birds gloriously chirp, and the water ripples. However, for a long time, this privately-owned lake, managed by the Girl Scout Council of the Chesapeake Bay (Girl Scouts), was contaminated by toxic blue-green algae blooms. Williston Lake encompasses 56 acres and is shared among 19 residential landowners. The lake ...
By LG Sonic
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The power of precision: why ultrasonic frequencies matter in algae control
In the battle against algae overgrowth in bodies of water, ultrasonic algae control has emerged as a highly effective and environmentally friendly solution. However, the success of this technology hinges on a fundamental factor: the choice of the right ultrasound frequencies. In this article, we will delve into why selecting the correct frequencies is crucial for treating algae and explore how ...
By LG Sonic
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How LG Sonic ultrasound technology controls algae
Controlling algae with low-power ultrasound is a well-established technology that has been in existence for many years. It is an environmentally-friendly technology that is harmless to fish and plants. This article explains how ultrasound controls algae, including the five most common questions related to ultrasonic algae control. Ultrasonic algae control Algal blooms cause reduced light ...
By LG Sonic
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Algae control in Auckland Dam - Case Study
Five solar-powered algae control systems where installed in the Lower Nihotupu Dam in Auckland, New Zealand to reduce the levels of blue-green algae. The project started in December 2016 and so far, the project appeared to be of great success with the blue-green algae count over summer 90 per cent less than the previous year. The Challenge: Reduce Blue-green Algae Count The main objective for ...
By LG Sonic
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Syracuse Department of Water Mitigates Algae with Ultrasonic Technology - Case Study
Water Supplier’s Investment in Sound Wave Resonance Replaces Decades of Applying Copper Sulfate in an Open Drinking Water Reservoir The Syracuse Water Department (SWD) is responsible for managing an unfiltered drinking water supply for the City of Syracuse. The source water is Skaneateles Lake, located in the Finger Lakes region of New York State, approximately 20 miles southwest of the ...
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Nutrient Pollution and Algal Blooms: Causes and Solutions
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) appear more often, abundant, extensive, and toxic than ever. Each year, they affect diverse new water areas around the world. Many of these blooms are triggered by increasing nutrient pollution. The dramatic surge in nutrient flow from industrial, urban, and agricultural activities accelerate the eutrophication of lakes, streams, and coastal waters. Harmful algal ...
By LG Sonic
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Algae Controlled in a US Drinking Water Reservoir
A floating solar powered algae control system was installed in Emmitsburg (US) to control algae in a reservoir that provides drinking water to approximately 3,000 people. The MPC-Buoy system, installed in April 2017, succeeds in controlling algae, reducing chemical costs and water usage. The Challenge: Control Algae Problems The main objective of the project was to reduce algae problems, ...
By LG Sonic
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Algae Control Solution for Chilean Salmon Industry?
Since February 2016, Salmon farms in Chile have been suffering from an intensive Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) which is causing massive numbers of salmon deaths. Ultrasonic technology combined with algae detection could be the solution for an industry facing economic losses totaling millions. Currently the Dutch algae control company, LG Sonic, is discussing the implementation of ultrasonic ...
By LG Sonic
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Algal bloom causes and prevention
Algal blooms are also known as marine blooms or water blooms, and are actually a sudden increase in the population of algae in water scenery. Algal blooms usually take place in freshwater, such as lakes and water reservoirs as well as in marine milieus. They can be easily identified by coloration of the water ensuing from the high density of pigmented cells. Though many types of algae can form ...
By LG Sonic
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