Neo WaterFX300 (formerly RE300) and Neo WaterFX100 are a better way to remove phosphorous from wastewater. Here in our blog, we provide WaterFX information, documentation, case studies, results & benefits, and more.
Perfect Time to Pilot Test Phosphorus Removal in Wastewater
Changing technologies can be a bit unsettling. If it could directly impact your compliance, you may be reluctant to make changes even if the treatment you are using is cumbersome or even erratic. There are a lot of questions, so we understand if you may be reluctant...
Lanthanum Precipitation for Phosphate Removal in Wastewater: Innovative but not new
While it may seem that removal of phosphorus from wastewater using lanthanide salts is innovative technology, in truth it is NOT new. Before there was an EPA, the removal of phosphates using lanthanum, La(III), was studied and compared to removal using aluminum,...
Neo WaterFX removes phosphorus while maintaining pH balance for healthy bugs
Removing phosphorus from wastewater is critical to maintaining healthy water resources and protecting the health of communities. However, the traditional coagulants used to remove phosphorus to low levels consume the natural alkalinity in the wastewater, resulting in...
Dallas Case Study – Benefits of WaterFX Over PAC
We have focused several articles showing the benefits of switching to Neo WaterFX from “traditional” coagulants for phosphorus removal in wastewater. By “traditional”, we usually mean ferric chloride or alum. But what about specialized coagulants like Poly Aluminum...
Stabilize pH for Better Biological Treatment with Neo WaterFX
Phosphorus removal from wastewater often means chemical precipitation using a very acidic coagulant, traditionally alum or iron-based. Due to the chemistry of these coagulants, the dosage required is often 4 to 10 times that indicated by the stoichiometry alone and...
