Biosolids Management (Anaerobic Digestion)

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Anaerobic digestion is the process for the reduction of sludge without the use of air or elemental oxygen. In anaerobic digestion, organic pollutants are converted by anaerobic micro-organisms to a gaseous product (including methane gas) that has the potential for reuse. It is a very low energy process, that produces a fraction of the waste sludge generated through aerobic biological processes. It is particularly recommended for treating wastewater which is high in soluble BOD and/or COD.

Digester Covers / Gas Storage

Anaerobic digestion is a biological treatment occuring in the absence of air or elemental oxygen. Organic pollutants are converted by micro-organisms into gas.
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Sludge Conditioning

Biosolids management costs usually are in 30-60% range for capital as well as O&M expenses for a typical municipal wastewater treatment facility.
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Sludge Mixers

Anaerobic Digestion is highly dependent upon effective sludge mixing. When tank contents are inadequately mixed, stratification occurs.
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Thermal Hydrolysis Process

Several technologies and innovations have made their entry recently to favor sludge reduction, including the LysoTherm™ process.
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