Morrison Pump Company Receives Order for Wastewater Treatment Plant Design-Build Project

CIRCOR International, Inc. highlights its ALLWEILER AE-RG Hopper Pump Series, engineered for advanced performance in demanding environments. This Hopper Pump Series is engineered for efficient and reliable transfer of highly viscous, abrasive, or solids-laden materials, making it ideal for demanding environments such as wastewater treatment, especially dry sludge handling, biogas and various other processing applications.

A zoo specialising in crocodile conservation has selected an enhanced effluent treatment solution from wastewater technology specialist WCS Environmental Engineering (WCSEE). A planned site expansion, along with drainage challenges, prompted the zoo to install a bespoke, off-mains wastewater treatment plant at its site in Oxfordshire.

Sludge dewatering equipment is important in wastewater treatment. It helps industries and municipalities manage sludge efficiently by reducing its volume and weight. The implementation of stricter environmental regulations and rising water scarcity concerns has made sludge management a key focus area in the U.S. Continue reading as we explore the basics of sludge dewatering equipment and the top factors driving the U.S. sludge dewatering equipment market landscape.

Traditionally, progressive cavity (PC) pumps have been regarded as the best solution for the most demanding fluid pumping challenges. They excel at handling highly viscous, abrasive, and debris-laden media, making them particularly effective in wastewater treatment facilities.

Smith & Loveless highlights its innovative PISTA PRO-PAK. Designed to integrate seamlessly with the company’s PISTA Grit Chamber systems with top-mounted grit pump configurations, the PRO-PAK combines superior grit removal technology with a pre-engineered, protective housing enclosure for unparalleled efficiency and durability in extreme environmental conditions.

Around 359 billion cubic meters of wastewater is produced globally each year. As well as municipal wastewater, a broad range of industrial processes produce wastewater, such as chemical manufacturing, food processing and powerplants.