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.
Less Hazardous Phosphorus Removal from Wastewater
Safety for your employees has to stay front of mind for wastewater treatment. Phosphorus removal from wastewater can add several chemical feeds that increase the exposure of your employees to hazardous chemicals. This is especially true for traditional iron or...
Neo Water Engineers Are NOT Chemical Salesmen!
When you call one of the Neo Water Technologies engineers for a consultation, the last thing you will hear is a sales pitch. Our engineers are interested in finding solutions for removing phosphorus from your wastewater, not pushing chemicals that may not meet your...
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...
Phosphorus Removal in Wastewater Doesn’t Require Massive Chemical Feeds with Neo WaterFX
Phosphorus removal from wastewater used to require massive chemical feeds. The large quantities of chemical required starts with the coagulant feeds of traditional aluminum or iron salts, which typically require a 4:1 to a 10:1 metal to phosphate ratio to achieve the...
Removing P from Wastewater with Less Chemical = Less Chemical Sludge
Chemical coagulants to remove phosphorus from wastewater create chemical sludge. The amount of sludge produced depends upon which coagulant you use, and the dosage required to meet your discharge limits. Ultimately the volume and mass of the sludge requiring...
