Downstream Wastewater

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EBS and SENTRY demonstrate real-time monitoring to detect Black Liquor discharge events

Black liquor is formed as a by-product of the Kraft pulp and paper manufacture process. In In the Kraft process, about half of the wood is dissolved, and together with the spent pulping chemicals, forms a liquid called black liquor. Black liquor spills from the process can subject a downstream wastewater treatment system to periods of upset conditions and could potentially push the total BOD ...

Covid-19 Disinfection and Sanitizing Impact on Wastewater Treatment Plants

Due to Covid-19 (Coronavirus) throughout the world, health officials, government leaders and others are recommending the use of disinfectants and sanitizers to clean hands and contact surfaces on a ...

Bespoke noise protection: AERZEN relies on the advantages of reactive silencers

With reactive silencers, AERZEN reduces the noise emissions on the discharge side of its screw compressors, positive displacement blowers, and rotary lobe compressors. The innovative concept of these reactive silencers is superior to classic ...

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Rotating Bar Interceptors

Response Group manufacture Rotating Bar Interceptors (RBIs) which operate as a coarse bar screen system to deny access to abnormally heavy objects which could cause damage to pumping installations, mechanically raked fine screens or other downstream wastewater treatment plant. The rotating bars, which revolve at approximately the same rate as effluent flow, direct the wastewater and normal solids ...