What Your Wastewater Lagoon Odor Is Trying to Tell You
The first call usually comes from someone who is not an operator. A resident two streets over. A council member who had three emails about
The first call usually comes from someone who is not an operator. A resident two streets over. A council member who had three emails about
Every budget cycle, the same line items get scrutinized. Blowers. Aerators. Pumps. Mixers. Operators walk into the meeting ready to defend energy consumption, because electricity
One treatment plant spent nearly three decades fighting what everyone agreed was a FOG problem. The lagoon surface was coated in a thick, greasy-looking layer,
Municipal wastewater is relatively predictable. Every community has its variations, but the basic composition of residential waste stays fairly consistent, and treatment systems are designed
In Part 1 of this series, we broke down why most struggling lagoons do not actually have a sludge problem. They have a mixing problem.
Walk into a wastewater facility that is struggling and the complaints tend to sound the same. The lagoon smells. Sludge levels are climbing. Dissolved oxygen
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