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FGD Wastewater Treatment | Case Study - WesTech Engineering The system WesTech designed was used as the first half of a two-part pilot treatment train, the overall goal of which was to meet the limits set forth in the ELGs The first half of the treatment train was used to remove solids and metals from the influent wastewater and to control pH
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Vortex Grit Chambers - westech-inc. com As of January 2021, WesTech discontinued new sales in most of our headworks equipment line for municipal wastewater applications Support for all current installations and some legacy headworks equipment will be provided through our dedicated Aftermarket Parts and Services team
In the Media | WesTech Engineering Coauthored by WesTech engineers Jerold Johnson and Brad Bentley, the article takes readers from iron mines in China and South Africa, where climates are arid, to a Brazilian bauxite plant operating in a semi-tropical climate
WesTech Blog WesTech thought leaders share insights and information in scores of blog posts covering over 20 relevant topics WesTech Blog Disposing of excess sludge – the organic remnants of the wastewater treatment process – is a significant economic and environmental challenge for anyone who operates a wastewater treatment plant
In the Media | WesTech Engineering | International Mining Coauthored by WesTech engineers Jerold Johnson and Brad Bentley, the article takes readers from iron mines in China and South Africa, where climates are arid, to a Brazilian bauxite plant operating in a semi-tropical climate