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The design and installation of the gas collection system

The designer of gas collection plants has the task to fulfill optimally the important criteria: stability of gas quality efficiency of collection economic viability of the plant The stabilisation of the gas quality helps to solve the problem between the uneven gas production of the landfill on the one side and ...

Aug. 4, 2016

By Hofstetter BV

Landfill Off-Gas Collection and Treatment Systems

Purpose This engineering technical letter (ETL) was written to provide guidance for designers to determine appropriate application of Landfill Off-Gas Collection and Treatment Systems, and to properly design and specify these systems. Applicability This ETL applies to all HQUSACE elements, major subordinate commands (MSC) , districts, laboratories, and field ...

Apr. 1, 1995

The landfill gas collection, utilisation and surplus gas combustion acting in unison

In landfill gas utilisation the basic task of the control system is to harmonise three completely independent processes. On the one hand, there is the gas production of the landfill which is inconstant. (From a price point of view, hardly worthwhile to store the gas in a gasometer) On the other side the independent gas utilisation process, which orientates itself to the requirement of the ...

Aug. 4, 2016

By Hofstetter BV

Reducing Oil & Gas Methane Emissions: EPA Regulations & Data Collection

U.S. President Barack Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently committed to very specific targets in the oil and gas sector. Their ambitious goal is to reduce methane emissions by 40-45 percent below 2012 levels by 2025. This target was reaffirmed ...

Jul. 12, 2016

By Intelex Technologies Inc.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A Case Study of Development of Data Collection Tool

Abstract The absence of federal greenhouse gas (GHG) regulation in the United States has not diminished the importance of businesses assessing their impact on global climate change. Growing concern among shareholder and investor groups has motivated many organizations to quantify their greenhouse (GHG) emissions and commit to GHG reductions. Accurate quantification and detailed documentation of ...

May 1, 2007

By Trinity Consultants

Fracking wastewater treatment at collection facility

Abstract Engineering company operates a wastewater collection and treatment facility for their clients in Myton, Utah. The facility receives fracking and produced wastewater from various pumping stations, and then treats the water for disposal at the injection well located on site. Electrocoagulation followed by two clarifiers and 5 micron filter was used. Since many particles float or just ...

Jan. 1, 2013

By Clean Water Technology, Inc.

Bike Powered Food Scraps Collection

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Jan. 1, 2017

By BioCycle Magazine

Modeling the Formation and Fate of Odorous Substances in Collection Systems

A conceptual model that simulates the formation and fate of odorous substances in branched collection systems is presented. The model predicts the activity of the relevant biomass phenotypes under aerobic, anoxic and anaerobic conditions in force mains and gravity sewers. The formation and fate of individual, malodorous substances in the bulk water, the biofilms and the sediments are modeled. The ...

Oct. 21, 2006

By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

Managing Credit and Collections to Increase Customer Satisfaction

Customer service continues to be an ongoing and top priority for electric, gas and water utilities across the industry to this day. The overall goal is to continue to increase customer satisfaction and enhance the customer service experience, while still delivering and earning revenues from their services. Dan Murray, Vice President of Customer Affairs at Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW), is an ...

Jan. 26, 2012

By Marcus Evans

Application Data for Dry-Scrubbing Media in Collection Systems

Abstract Dry-scrubbing systems have been used for many years to control odors in wastewater applications. The systems have ranged in size from larger multiple bed scrubbers for force mains and large pump station applications to smaller single bed systems and modular systems in small wet wells, motor control centers, and other areas. Two reasons for their continued use are simplicity of ...

Jan. 1, 2003

By Dimtech S.A

Water impounded bottom ash collection systems

Ash is a by-product of the combustion process in power generating stations that burn coal as a primary fuel. Combustion takes place in a boiler that is actually a large open furnace. The walls of the furnace are lined with pipes that carry water to produce steam that powers a turbine generator. Ash is present in two forms: 1) Fly-ash, a lighter material that exits the boiler in the flue-gas ...

May 26, 2009

By Entech Design, Inc.

Collecting Data from the Field? Follow this Formula for Success!

A drill operator at an oil rig is looking tired and “out of it.” He’s yawning, his movements are slow, and he doesn’t appear to be paying much attention to detail. Immediately, the supervisor relieves the drill operator of his duties and reassigns the task. He quickly enters the work observation in his iPad. His device has an offline mode that will sync up with his ...

Jun. 25, 2015

By Intelex Technologies Inc.

Soil CO2 Flux Measurements -- Using the LI-8100 System to Collect Air Samples for Estimating Soil Trace Gas Flux

Air samples can be collected from the same air stream used to measure soil CO2 flux with the LI-8100 Automated Soil CO2 Flux System, for estimating the flux of trace gas, such as methane (CH4), ammonia (NH3), nitrous oxide (N2O), isotopic species, etc. This application note describes a simple method for obtaining air samples from the LI- ...

Jan. 1, 2006

By LI-COR

`Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A Case Study of Development of Data Collection Tool,` presented at the 2007 U.S. EPA International Emissions Inventory Conference

Abstract The absence of federal greenhouse gas (GHG) regulation in the United States has not diminished the importance of businesses assessing their impact on global climate change. Growing concern among shareholder and investor groups has motivated many organizations to quantify their greenhouse (GHG) emissions and commit to GHG reductions. Accurate quantification and detailed documentation ...

May 16, 2007

By Trinity Consultants

Innovative, Non-Intrusive Passive Soil Gas Collection Device Maps Large Carbon Tetrachloride Plume at the DOE Hanford Site, Washington -- 10501

Abstract Approximately 100 hectares (250 acres) were investigated as part of the passive soil gas (PSG) investigation that included multiple areas of concern. The objective of the investigation program was to rapidly identify potential source areas and guide future sampling events based on the frequency and magnitude of compounds identified in the survey. PSG sampling was the preferred ...

Mar. 7, 2011

By Beacon Environmental Services, Inc.

Efficient cyclone systems for fine particle collection in the pharmaceutical industry

The optimized design of gas cyclones is of particular relevance for the recovery of highly valuable products, such as in the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) through drying systems such as Spray or Fluid Bed Drying (Shoyele et al., 2006). . Traditionally, these have been captured with reverse flow gas cyclones, but fine and low density particles remain difficult to capture ...

Jan. 1, 2008

By Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A.

Improving Wastewater Collection and Customer Service with a Computerized Work and Asset Management System

Management of Corpus Christi’s Wastewater Collection system is improving customer service and the underlying collection system infrastructure by using a computerized work and asset management system (WAMS) linked to the City’s Geographical Information System. The system provides a computerized record of all customer calls for service and a history of all collection system work performed ...

Oct. 21, 2006

By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

Collection system treatment with Bio-Organic Catalyst case study

A Comprehensive Technology Model The use of a Bio-Organic Catalyst (BOC) offers a new green chemistry tool to solving the chronic and systemic challenges of nearly all collection systems, including: Slime Layers Noxious Odors Grease Blockages Dissolved Oxygen Levels in Sewage Wastewater Corrosion of Infrastructure ...

Aug. 19, 2014

By EcoJump LLC

Hydrogen Sulfide control in a municipal sewer collection system case study

Odor and Corrosion Control in Pump Stations Using Microcat – ANL BioBlend – BSE 104 Problem Hydrogen sulfide generated in sewer systems can cause safety and maintenance problems including toxicity to humans, odors and corrosion. Several methods are used to control hydrogen sulfide in collection systems. While many have proven to be at least partially ...

Sep. 13, 2013

By Bioscience, Inc.

It Began With A Little Red Wagon: Collecting Real Information To Make Critical Decisions

Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) and Pure Technologies U.S. (Pure) have a long history of working together to keep the water transmission mains in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area in good operating condition. The partnership began 17 years ago with mutual development of electromagnetic technology to inspect ...

Sep. 19, 2016

By Pure Technologies

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