Wastewater and sewage treatment plants are responsible for processing approximately 34 gallons of wastewater in the United States each day. Wastewater treatment plant power consumption can range anywhere from 50k BTU/gallon each day to less than 5k, depending on the Read More
Clean water is vital to modern society. Though it may not be on the top of your mind, most Americans rely on clean water from public sources on an hourly basis. Your community most likely relies on municipal water Read More
Wastewater can be detrimental to the environment if left untreated. That's because waste from humans and pets are a source of several types of waterborne diseases and bacterial contamination. Thanks in part to microorganisms, treating wastewater and sewage is Read More
Water treatment plants are critical for a municipality so that clean water can be supplied to the local community. The process of water purification in water plants requires specialists to ensure safe and effective operation. The whole procedure occurs Read More
Many differences exist between the primary and secondary treatment of wastewater. The critical difference involves how these treatments are processed. The primary treatment of wastewater occurs through sedimentation with filtering out large contaminant particles within the liquid. The contaminants Read More
