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.
Stop Algae Growth in Clarifiers by Stopping Phosphorus Release
Stop Algae Growth in Clarifiers by Stopping Phosphorus Release It is spring, and warmer weather often means it is time to break out the scrub brush for the clarifier. You may feel it is unavoidable, that the algae will grow and there is nothing you can do but scrub it...
Trucking Pricing, Particularly Fuel, Drive Up Sludge Disposal Costs
Curb the increase with better phosphorus removal management It has been a record setting two years, two years of changes and stresses. Your communities have felt it. Your water and wastewater utilities have felt it. Many of you have been part of monitoring for COVID...
Cerium Chloride – Phosphorus Removal for Struvite Prevention and Improved Dewatering
When it comes to binding with soluble orthophosphate (OP), lanthanide-based coagulants like Neo WaterFX, with cerium chloride (CeCl3) as a main ingredient, have the distinct advantage of being highly efficient and forming a strong bond that holds the phosphate in a...
Phosphate bonding – when it comes to removal of phosphorus, strength matters.
Achieving low total phosphorus limits in wastewater (under 1 mg/L) requires chemical removal with coagulants. But one problem with traditional iron or aluminum coagulants is that they do not PREFER bonding with phosphate. They prefer bonding with hydroxide OH- ions,...
Preserving Alkalinity During Phosphorus Removal from Wastewater
Removing phosphorus from wastewater through chemical precipitation, using traditional aluminum and ferric coagulants, consumes large quantities of alkalinity, which can inhibit your biological treatment processes, particularly nitrification. It can also push your...
