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Pima County, Tucson, Arizona - Case Study

Pima County’s Roger Road wastewater treatment plant has a daily flow of 36 MGD, and some of the flow must travel 28 miles before reaching the plant. The plant also receives discharges from a State prison and a Federal prison. In an effort to control odors and septicity, the collection system was treated with three products – Bioxide, sodium hypochlorite and magnesium hydroxide. Even ...

Extended CSO control storage: what could possibly go wrong?

The Thames Tideway Tunnel (TTT), is one of the main components of the London Tideway Improvements Programme, designed to capture combined sewer overflows (CSOs) which currently discharge ...

SUGARPOD: Anti-odor filter with activated carbon - New success case in Ciudad Real

Today we wanted to highlight the case of the company AQUONA SAU in charge of the exploitation of the Water Service in Ciudad Real. The odor problem came this time from the chimney that acts as an aeration outlet for the well that connects with ...

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Sugarpod – Activated Carbon Anti-odor Filter for Sewage and Septic Tanks

The main functionality of the anti-odor filter with activated carbon is to minimize the effect of some chemicals and other products coming out of any kind of well, sewage, inspection chamber or septic tank by neutralizing its bad odor. Sugarpod is safe, effective and with an extremely simple installation and maintenance. Sugarpod starts neutralizing bad odor right after being deployed. The ...