biofilm technology News

High performance,adsorbant, porous LEVAPOR carrier for Biofilm Technologies will be presented in Munich,at IFAT 2010, the largest exhibition for Environmental Technologies worldwide.From September 13 until September 18, in hall 5 A, booth 108 interested visitors can be informed about advantages and application of this optimized, innovative carrier material and related ...

Aug. 9, 2010

By LEVAPOR GmbH, Biofilm Technologies

Those effluents use to be polluted with a wide range of more or less hazardous organics, fluctuating in concentrations, requiring a quite resistant and fast adaptable biocoenosis for their efficient bio- treatment. After having tested different carrier materials, a world wide active company has decided to order for treatment plants of three logictic centers biofilm technologes using LEVAPOR ...

Aug. 9, 2010

By LEVAPOR GmbH, Biofilm Technologies

Since 2007, Biowater has established itself as a technology leader in the field of biological wastewater treatment.  The need for clean water on a global basis is enormous and it will further increase in the years to come, as will the need for reuse of water.  Biowater is well positioned in this market and is launching the next generation biofilm technology with focus on reuse and ...

Jun. 11, 2012

By Biowater Technology AS

Problems with RBC (Rotating Biological Contactors) are commonplace in today’s wastewater treatment market.  Often the RBC has to be totally replaced by a new system.  In the case of Elverom RA municipality, the existing RBC’s were foul smelling, noisy and inefficient.  A lot of maintenance was required to keep them operational.   Biowater’s Complete Mix ...

Feb. 13, 2012

By Biowater Technology AS

Røros municipality, which is on UNESCO's list of World Heritage sites, has selected advanced biofilm technology from Biowater Technology in favour of chemicals when upgrading the municipality's wastewater purification plant. Røros municipality has upgraded its water treatment plant for NOK 10 million (EUR 1.3 million) with biofilm technology from Biowater Technology. The solution is ...

Jun. 27, 2013

By Biowater Technology AS

Sewer overflows are major contributors to violations in municipal wastewater treatment plants.  In the past, there have been only a few ways to handle the wet weather contribution to a plant.  Ballasted flocculation or reconfiguring the plant entirely- both very costly options.  Biowater has come up with a cost-effective, dependable way to handle these issues. Biowater's CFIC - ...

Mar. 26, 2012

By Biowater Technology AS

Biowater Technology a leading provider and manufacture of advanced biological wastewater treatment processes and equipment for municipal and industrial facilities globally, has been awarded a contract by The Village of Bloomingdale, Michigan, USA (municipal) to supply its Compete Mix Fixed Film (CMFF) biological treatment process. Bloomingdale’s existing wastewater treatment plant has ...

Jun. 28, 2013

By Biowater Technology AS

Shares in Australian-listed wastewater treatment specialist Emefcy rose to an all-time high of A$1.12 on Monday after the company announced a breakthrough partnership which will accelerate sales of its membrane aerated biofilm reactor technology in China. The deal will see local consulting engineering firm Beijing Sinorichen Environmental Protection deploy Emefcy’s technology in wastewater ...

Oct. 13, 2016

By Global Water Intelligence (GWI)

Parkson Corporation and Biowater Technology today announced a partnership that expands Parkson’s portfolio of biological treatment solutions for wastewater treatment operators in North America. The agreement gives Parkson exclusive distribution rights for Biowater’s existing and future fixed-film technologies. This agreement enhances Parkson’s ...

Jul. 19, 2011

By Parkson Corporation

Sewer overflows are major contributors to violations in municipal wastewater treatment plants.  In the past, there have been only a few ways to handle the wet weather contribution to a plant. Ballasted flocculation or reconfiguring the plant entirely- both very costly options.  Biowater has come up with a cost-effective, dependable way to handle these issues.   Biowater’s ...

Mar. 26, 2012

By Biowater Technology AS

Cumberland, RI: Biowater Technology and Parkson Corporation today announced a partnership that expands Parkson’s portfolio of biological treatment solutions for wastewater treatment operators in North America. The agreement gives Parkson exclusive distribution rights for Biowater’s existing and future fixed-film technologies. This agreement enhances Parkson’s ability ...

Jul. 19, 2011

By Biowater Technology AS

New stricter ammonia limits and cold weather nitrification are two of the many issues that hinder a lagoon based wastewater treatment system. In an area where the seasonal temperatures are low it is impossible to nitrify in the lagoons. Biowater’s system handles both of these issues with ease and is less expensive than other retrofit solutions - <$1 per gallon to treat wastewater. A ...

May 15, 2012

By Biowater Technology AS

Biowater Technology - March 1, 2013 - is pleased to announce that the company has been awarded its largest order for Biowater’s new cost effective CFIC® biofilm wastewater treatment system. The order comes from one of the leading private food manufacturers in the US. Today, a 1.7 million-gallon (6,435/l) aerated lagoon processes wastewater before discharge to the sewer authority ...

Mar. 1, 2013

By Biowater Technology AS

New stricter ammonia limits and cold weather nitrification are two of the many issues that hinder a lagoon based wastewater treatment system.  In an area where the seasonal temperatures are low it is impossible to nitrify in the lagoons.  Biowater’s system handles both of these issues with ease and is less expensive than other retrofit solutions - <$1 per gallon to treat ...

May 14, 2012

By Biowater Technology AS

Veolia, through its subsidiary OTV, was selected by the Le Croult and Le Petit Rosne valleys intermunicipal association for water management (SIAH), Paris region (France), for the contract to extend and bring up to standard the Bonneuil-en-France wastewater treatment plant. The 10-year contract, worth a total €199.4 million, excluding taxes, of which €112 million for OTV, ...

Nov. 14, 2017

By Veolia Water Technologies

If it’s about water, it will be at WEFTEC.09 this fall in Orlando. Thousands of water professionals from around the world are expected at the Orange County Convention Center to attend the Water Environment Federation’s (WEF) 82nd annual technical exhibition and conference. Scheduled for October 10-14, WEFTEC is also recognized as the largest annual water quality exhibition in the ...

Sep. 30, 2009

By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

With increased urbanization, wastewater treatment facilities are challenged as they try to keep up with increasing population and new regulations. Budget constraints and limited available land often prevent construction of new facilities. Fluence’s SUBRE MABR solution can come to the rescue with highly efficient removal of biological nutrients, reduced energy use or increased capacity, and ...

May 19, 2020

By Fluence Corporation

For treatment of contaminated ground waters of a former tar-factory near Berlin, DELTA-UMWELT GmbH, Teltow and LEVAPOR GmbH have constructed and operated a new combined treatment plant comprising of an aerobic biotreatment step, using LEVAPOR carrier in a fluidised bed reactor, followed by chemical oxidation and adsorption of residual pollutants. Plant for groundwater treatment: combined , ...

Aug. 9, 2010

By LEVAPOR GmbH, Biofilm Technologies

In laboratories of the University for Applied Sciences of Cologne under supervision and coordination of LEVAPOR GmbH, semi-continuous and continuous biotests, by specially adapted microorga- nisms, fixed on adsorbant, porous LEVAPOR carrier cubes, for COD-removal from extremely saline pharmaceutical effluents, polluted with 110 to 300 g/L COD and 100 to 130 g/L NaCl, have been carried out. After ...

Aug. 9, 2010

By LEVAPOR GmbH, Biofilm Technologies

Headworks, a leading provider of advanced wastewater treatment processes and equipment for municipal and industrial facilities globally, is pleased to announce that its fully owned subsidiary Headworks BIO™ Inc. has been awarded a contract by Claude Resources Inc (“Claude Resources”) to deploy the Company’s innovative Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) technology to treat ...

Feb. 11, 2013

By Headworks Inc.