by Schwing Bioset | Jul 21, 2007 | Bioset / Class A, News
Biosolids can attract “vectors,” which are basically any living carrier that transmits an infectious agent (think ticks, mosquitoes, fleas, some kinds of flies, etc.). Meeting EPA Part 503 standards for Class A or B biosolids of various types requires that the...
by Schwing Bioset | Jul 21, 2007 | Bioset / Class A, News
EPA Part 503 rule lists four options for meeting pollutant, pathogen, and vector limits in biosolids that are applied to land: Exceptional Quality (EQ) Pollutant Concentration (PC) Cumulative Pollutant Loading rate (CPLR) Annual Pollutant Loading Rate (APLR) Each...
by Schwing Bioset | Jul 21, 2007 | Bioset / Class A, Municipal, News
Can you imagine living in a world where all of our raw sewage is dumped directly into rivers, lakes, or bays? What would that mean for your next fishing trip, your next family vacation to the ocean, or your next hot summer day spent splashing around in the local lake...
by Schwing Bioset | Jul 21, 2007 | Mining, News, Pump
Tailings disposal is vital with regards to appropriate mining procedures. Without proper disposal of the material that is separated from usable ore, massive harm can occur to the surrounding area. Tailings can be used in paste backfill or sealed up in a variety of...
by Schwing Bioset | Jul 21, 2007 | Mining, News, Pump
The Spring months can create a host of issues for mining operations. Unpredictable weather, thawing ground, and higher than normal water tables can make a routine mining job considerably more complicated. Though careful planning goes in to most mining operations, and...
