Across the nation wastewater lagoons are experiencing lowered phosphorus discharge limits. WCS’ pilot test has shown that a next generation Bio-Dome system can reduce total phosphorus (TP) to less than 0.5 mg/L with low capital and O&M expense. Introduction: Recently, wastewater lagoons are experiencing strict phosphorus discharge limits. Apart from nitrogen, phosphorus also causes eutrophication....
Background: Brooks Lake Lodge, Wyoming, operates a two-cell lagoon for its wastewater. This lagoon is designed to treat 0.007 MGD wastewater from its guests and employees. The treatment plant did perform well during the summer months with the original aeration system but currently does not have enough oxygen in the warmer months. During the winter...
Salt Lake City, October 16, 2017 – The city of Vernonia will install WCS Bio-Dome nitrification system in November 2017. Among other remediation options, including mechanical treatment systems, Bio-Domes were chosen based upon their proven performance, low capital and operating costs, and energy efficiency. The Water Environment Federation (WEF) and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)...
WCS’ Bio-Dome® Received Best Practices Award for Achieving Nearly Complete Nitrogen Removal in NM What will you do when your lagoon receives ammonia and nitrate discharge limits at the same time? What is the solution to achieve near entirely nitrogen removal in the existing wastewater lagoon? Case Study: Santa Clara Pueblo, NM Santa Clara Pueblo,...
What will you do when your lagoon receives lower ammonia discharge limits? Are you looking for an ammonia removal solution for your lagoon, especially during wintertime? Kremmling, Colorado is a small community in Grand County with 1,500 connections in the northwestern part of the state. Their wastewater is treated by an aerated lagoon system operated...
