Ixom Watercare articles
AP Series Air-Powered Wastewater Mixers provide better mixing with less CFM.
Topics: energy savings, eq basins, mixing
Basin Overview:
West Basin: 30,000 square feet. For raw sewage influent.
East Basin: 20,000 square feet. For a mix of secondary effluent and raw sewage influent.
Operating depths for both basins ~4 - 6 feet.
Pre-Deployment Conditions: Both basins contained grids of coarse bubble &l
SolarBee continues to provide long term water quality benefits over a decade after deployment.
Topics: cyanobacteria, blue-green algae, taste & odor, raw water reservoir, lake circulation.
System Overview: This reservoir receives its water from a local river and serves as the primary raw water source for a municipal potable water treatment facility.
- Surface Area: 3.2 hectare (8 acres)
- Maxim
Dramatic decrease in taste & odor complaints, beneficial increase in biodiversity.
Topics: raw water, cyanobacteria, blue-green algae, cyanotoxins, taste and odor, algaecides
Reservoir Overview:
- Man-made drinking water impoundment fed by a feeder canal.
- Surface Area: 160 acres.
- Average Depth: 42 feet.
- Max Depth: 79 feet.
Pre-Deployment Conditions:</
SolarBee circulation is proven to be an effective long term water quality solution eliminating the use of copper sulfate completely from this reservoir.
Topics: raw water, cyanobacteria, blue-green algae, cyanotoxins, copper sulfate
Reservoir Overview: Small 3.5 acres drinking water reservoir with a depth of 20 feet.
Pre-Deployment Conditions: This reservoir experienced water quality issues associated with cyanob
Lake Varner in Newton County, Ga., about 35 miles east of Atlanta, has been plagued with harmful cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) blooms since the reservoir was built in 1992. At an average depth of 10 to 12 ft, the shallow lake water warms quickly in the spring, creating ideal breeding conditions for the blue-green algae blooms, which can contribute to taste and odor problems and be potentially toxic to fish and wildlife.
The 850-acre lake offers prime fishing and is a source of d
Joel Bleth
Topics: cyanobacteria, blue-green algae, aquatic weeds, raw water, cost savings
Reservoir Overview: Raw water reservoir for a small water treatment faciltiy. Surface Area: 800 square meters (0.7 acres) Max Depth: 3.7 meters (17.1 ft.). All inflow is received from a nearby lake.
Better raw water quality results in significant treatment savings and a fast pay-back.
Topics: raw water, cyanobacteria, cyanotoxins, taste and odor, treatment savings, improve fishery, water clarity
Reservoir Overview: This lake is an 850+ acre manmade reservoir feeding a County operated water treatment plant (WTP) in Georgia. The WTP production capacity was ten (10) to twelve (12) million gallons per day (mgd) at the time of this project
Topics: wastewater, sludge reduction, ammonia, MLSS/TSS, BOD, odor control, short-circuiting
Overview: This is a facultative pond for the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) serving a town of about 2,000. The WWTP is a continuous flow system with a design flow of 0.16 MG/day, but does receive up to 0.9 MG/day during rainy periods. The facultative treatment pond is 16 acres in surface area, and has a mean depth of 5.5 feet deep with an average slurry/
SolarBees continue to provide long term cyanobacteria control and water quality benefits.
Topics: cyanobacteria, blue-green algae, macrophytes, lake circulation, irrigation, water clarity, municipal park
Reservoir Overview: This two-basin lake is part of a municipal park system and is primarily used for recreation. It also serves as an irrigation source for the park itself and an adjacent golf course.
Topics: Wastewater, complete mix, partial mix, sludge reduction, energy savings
Overview: The City wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) consists of two lagoons. The primary lagoon is a complete mix pond covering 2.8 acres with a 12 ft operating depth and a total volume of 6.9 MG. The secondary lagoon is a partial mix pond with three cells covering 35.2 acres with a total operating depth of 20-25 ft and a total volume of 138.8 MG. Influent to the prima
