by Schwing Bioset | Jun 2, 2021 | Municipal, News, Nutrient Mgmt / NuReSys
Written by Josh DiValentino Background: The district of Pima County, AZ, operates a total of eight wastewater treatment plants. The Tres Rios Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) is the centralized biosolids processing facility for all Pima County plants. Tres Rios WRF...
by Schwing Bioset | Nov 3, 2020 | News, Nutrient Mgmt / NuReSys
Written by Kelly Kramer Schwing Bioset’s partner, NuReSys, has been chosen to be a key player in the European VALUEWASTE project, which is an integrated approach to urban biowaste upcycling. This project is funded by the European Union to examine numerous...
by Schwing Bioset | Aug 1, 2019 | Municipal, News, Nutrient Mgmt / NuReSys
Published in TPO Magazine, August 2019 Phosphate recovery technology offered by Schwing Bioset can be tailored to meet each facility’s specific operating challenges Resource recovery is a major trend in wastewater treatment — to the task of...
by Schwing Bioset | Sep 26, 2016 | Municipal, News, Nutrient Mgmt / NuReSys, Trainings / Events / Announcements
WEFTEC is the perfect place to learn more about our Struvite and Phosphorus Recovery technology. Stop by the Schwing Bioset booth (Hall C, booth 1828) and talk with our Schwing Bioset and NuReSys representatives. If we won’t see you at WEFTEC, you can...
by Schwing Bioset | Sep 8, 2016 | Municipal, News, Nutrient Mgmt / NuReSys
Posted by Kelly Kramer At wastewater plants utilizing anaerobic digestion, Struvite commonly forms and creates issues with pipes clogging and equipment being damaged as a result of scaling. Additionally, tanks can accumulate Struvite, which requires periodic...
by Schwing Bioset | Mar 22, 2016 | News, Nutrient Mgmt / NuReSys, Trainings / Events / Announcements
Written by Eric Wanstrom, March 22, 2016 Schwing Bioset is pleased to announce the Schwing Bioset Phosphorus Removal and Nutrient Harvesting paper has received accreditation and official approval for continuing education credits in New York State. Schwing...
