Algae Removal in Wastewater articles from the blog of Neo Performance Materials, a Wastewater Treatment Plant Chemicals Company.
Preventing Algae in Wastewater Treatment
How To Prevent Algae Blooms In Wastewater Treatment By Controlling Phosphorus. It is a common problem. In the summer, algae grows in wastewater treatment plants, especially in the clarifiers, contributing to numerous operational issues. Problems associated with algae...
Protecting Drinking Water Supplies
Phosphorus Removal Is Critical For Protecting Drinking Water Supplies Safe drinking water is vital to the health of a community. Recently, removal of difficult “forever chemicals”, PFAS, have been in the news. But there may be an even more immediate threat to your...
An alternative to Poly Aluminum Chloride
April 2023 SUMMARY The City of Dallas Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) in Georgia treats mainly municipal water in the City of Dallas and surrounding Paulding County just northwest of Atlanta. Dallas’s treatment process is a fairly typical conventional activated...
One and Done: Preventing Phosphorus Release with WaterFX
Removing phosphorus from wastewater using coagulants should be a simple one and done process. The coagulant should react with the ortho-phosphorus, settle, be removed with the solids, perhaps be digested, then dewatered and disposed of. Sadly, what “should be” often...
Neo WaterFX Helps Protect Communities from Harmful and Potentially Deadly Algal Blooms
Algal blooms have gotten more widespread and more severe in the last decade. Algal blooms thrive in warmer waters, and with water warming earlier in the spring and staying warm longer into the fall, the algal bloom season is also extended. In addition, water resources...
