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Our
wastewater treatment services leverage the knowledge, experience and technical
expertise of Aqua Technologies to ensure we can service the customer the
best available wastewater treatment using the highest quality combination
of filtration medium and treatment technology.
Aqua Technologies' list of available wastewater treatment
services include providing the hardware necessary for treatment of your
firm's wastewater stream with no expenditure for hardware. ATI will provide
the operation personnel and long-term, fixed-rate, and by-the-gallon treatment
contracts. No other firm in the world has matched our guarantee that "you
meet the discharge requirements or we pay the fine!"
A typical wastewater treatment service package will consist
of 3 adsorbent containers: a primary adsorption vessel containing ET-1
organoclay, a redundant
vessel containing a 100% quantity of organoclay, and a polishing container
of activated carbon. The final polishing step might be eliminated if BTEX
or other soluble organics are not an area of concern. The container volume
and shape are determined by two criteria:
- Fluid residence time of three minutes per vessel.
- Superficial flow rate of approximately 1.6-2.0 gallons per minute
per square ft. (gpm/sq. ft).
The recommended superficial flow rate is conservative and
specific installations may permit a substantially higher flow rate. Residence
time is based on an intragranular porosity of 34-39%. New installations
should be designed to take advantage of upflow adsorption,
but existing containers designed for granular
activated carbon will probably work for ET-1 without modification.
Meeting or Exceeding Standards -
Guaranteed.
Meeting
water discharge
standards can be very complicated and can be a serious liability issue.
Standards have become increasingly stringent since the adoption of two
major Federal environmental statutes: the Clean Water Act of 1972, which
implemented a national system of regulation on the discharge of pollutants;
and the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974, which established standards for
drinking water. Industrial facilities sending their water
to municipal plants must meet certain minimum standards to ensure that
the wastes have been adequately pretreated and will not damage municipal
facilities. Municipal water plants also must meet stringent drinking water
standards. The list of contaminants
regulated by these statutes has grown over time. As a result, technicians
must be familiar with the guidelines established by Federal regulations
and be aware of any guidelines imposed by the State or locality in which
the plant operates. Aqua Technologies of Wyoming is prepared to meet or
exceed these regulations - guaranteed.
If you are interested in receiving consultation on your
current waste operation needs, please contact
us here at Aqua Technologies of Wyoming and we will schedule an evaluation
as soon as possible. We also provide system design and integration, hardware,
installation, training and ongoing customer contact to ensure optimal
solutions for each clients project.
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