Articles and information on Phosphorus Removal from Wastewater from the blog of Neo Performance Materials, a Wastewater Treatment Plant Chemicals Company.
Skyrocketing Chemical Costs – Is It Time To Reevaluate Your P-Removal Coagulant?
It is no secret that inflation has hit every sector of the economy. BUT inflation hasn’t hit everything equally. If you use traditional coagulants (iron or aluminum based, or PAC) to remove phosphorus from your wastewater, you are paying significantly more than you...
Enhanced Energy Efficiency: CEPT with Neo WaterFX
Wastewater treatment consumes a great deal of energy. Efforts to make treatment more energy efficient include finding ways to reduce aeration needs and also generating biogas in digesters to use as fuel. Chemically Enhanced Primary Treatment (CEPT) can assist with...
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...
Phosphorus Compliance with Bottomline Benefits (Part 2)
Last month, we explored the significant reduction in chemical costs that Jordanelle Special Service District (JSSD) has achieved since switching to Neo WaterFX 300. To recap, JSSD, in Utah, was facing an extremely low total phosphorus limit of 0.06 mg/L for the 90-day...
Phosphorus Compliance with Bottomline Benefits (Part 1)
Jordanelle Special Service District (JSSD), in Utah, found themselves in a position familiar to an increasing number of water recovery facilities – required to achieve extremely low phosphorus discharge limits. Their 0.06 mg/L (90-day average) Total Phosphorus (TP)...
