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Overview

The oxidation ditch configuration based wastewater treatment plant in Spain required a quick upgrade in order to comply with new inflow and quality requirements.

Requirements

The existing plant was operating with two parallel Oxidation Ditch modules with a flow rate of 600 m³/d each, and exhibited very poor nitrification capacity. The plant was to be expanded (at the final stage) to treat a total of 2,400 m³/d t and to achieve the

Nov. 12, 2009
Case Study: Municipal WWTP
Client: Municipality of Yavne, Israel
Start Up: September 2005
Capacity: 6,000 m3/d

Overview

An urgent improvement of the effluent quality of the old existing WWTP of Yavne was required by the Environmental Ministry of Israel.

Requirement

Effluent from the Yavne WWTP used to be discharged into a river which flows into the Mediterranean Sea. Years of inadequate treatment in two exten

Nov. 11, 2009
Case Study: Fish Farm
Client: Kibbutz Kfar Ruppin
Start Up: 2004
Capacity: 120 m3/h circulation

Overview

Kfar Ruppin is one of the leading fish farming coops in Israel. Recent restrictions on water consumption and discharge have led the coop to consider semi intensive closed loop fish ponds. The main objectives in closed loop fish farming applications are prevention of Ammonia and Nitrite accumulation, and removal of suspended solids. Usuall

Nov. 11, 2009
Case Study: Pulp & Paper Industry
Start Up: August 2006
Capacity: 8,500 m3/d

Overview

The paper mill at Valdivia produces card board from chemical and mechanical pulp. With the installation of an additional paper machine, the wastewater flow increased from 4,000 m3/d to 8,500 m3/d and therefore an extension of the existing wastewater treatment plant was required.

Requirement

So far, the existing effluent tre

Nov. 11, 2009
Case Study: Food & Beverage Industry
Client: Granador AG Switzerland
Start Up: July 2004
Capacity: 500 m3/d

Overview

Granador, a premium brand of Unidrink AG, is a well known beverage producer, located in Hitzkirch, Switzerland. Granador produces about 45 million bottles per year for distribution all over Europe. The plant had an anaerobic reactor for wastewater treatment, but effluent quality did not meet the requirements for discharge

Nov. 11, 2009
Case Study: Municipal plant
Start up: May 2007
Capacity: 380 m3/d

Abstract

In view of EU directives for effluent discharge, it was required to upgrade the local sewage plant in the town of Marines, Valencia (Spain). The technology chosen for the project was AGAR® (Attached Growth Airlift Rector) of AqWise - Wise Water Technologies Ltd. La Entidad Pública de Saneamiento de Aguas Residuales (EPSAR) has promoted the implementation of the AGAR®

Nov. 11, 2009
Case Study: Municipal WWTP
Client: Monclova – Mexico
Start Up: 2005
Capacity: 58,300 m3/d

Overview

The municipal WWTP at Monclova, Mexico had to increase its capacity by a factor of 1.5 and improve nitrification capacity, for 100% reuse by industry.

Requirements

The city of Monclova operates a modern wastewater treatment plant which receives urban and industrial wastewater. A retrofit for an increase of 50%

Nov. 11, 2009
Case Study: Pulp & Paper Plant
Client: Siemens Water Technologies – Italy
Start Up: August 2005
Capacity: 2,000 m3/d

Overview

Europaper produces tissues paper for Industrie Cartarie Tronchetti, which has its own branch (Foxy). Changes in the paper production were followed by an increase of the BOD load in the wastewater. Therefore the existing water treatment plant had to be upgraded.

Requirements

An in

Nov. 11, 2009
Case Study: Municipal WWTP
Client: Georgia – USA
Start Up: 2009
Capacity: 1,900 m3/d

Overview

The extensive municipal WWTP was required to upgrade its effluent quality to include extensive Ammonia removal. The project was conducted by Aqwise’s partner in North America, Siemens Water Technologies Corp.

Requirement

The city of Folkston, Georgia, needed to u

Nov. 10, 2009
Introduction

Moving bed type reactors are bio-film processes utilizing small, plastic biomass carriers that mix in the water. The use of biomass carriers is becoming common world-wide, for many applications, some of which are: compact low operation units, industrial wastewater roughing filters, retrofit and upgrade of municipal wastewater treatment plants. The AGARTM Process (Attached Growth Airlift Reactor) belongs to this category, with the addition of: airlift-based mixin

Oct. 5, 2009

Ronen Shechter and Gali Stamper