Water Treatment Plant, Westbrook Public Utilities, Minnesota
The new Westbrook water treatment facility combines traditional filtration and reverse osmosis to ensure reliable,
A temporary Class A biosolids treatment was designed and procured for the city for interim treatment.
The City of Northfield experienced a catastrophic fire in their biosolids treatment building. Bolton & Menk performed interim biosolids treatment options and designed a new replacement biosolids treatment facility. Our team expedited the evaluation of various interim biosolids treatment options to help the city during crisis mode. A temporary Class A biosolids treatment was designed and procured for the city for interim treatment. This temporary system was housed in one of the existing dry biosolids storage buildings not affected by the fire.
The fire completely damaged all equipment beyond repair, but the building could be reused. Bolton & Menk evaluated different biosolids treatment systems that would not only meet the city’s requirements but also fit into the existing building. The City of Northfield’s staff and Bolton & Menk design team selected Schwing Bioset Class A biosolids treatment process. The process included two dewatering screw presses and a Bioset Class A process. A new odor scrubber system was designed also to avoid odor issues. Bolton & Menk also helped the city with the insurance claim process.
The new Westbrook water treatment facility combines traditional filtration and reverse osmosis to ensure reliable,
With funding from the PFA, this project will be affordable for many property owners that
The pretreatment facilities successfully achieved the reduction in CBOD and TSS parameters required by the
Several process, facility, and operational modifications and improvements were identified for use in Smithfield’s long-range