Primary wastewater screening

Hydro International ran a pilot test of the Hydro MicroScreen™ rotating belt screen, to demonstrate its effectiveness in removing food solids from process water at a large carrot processing company that wanted to improve its industrial process water treatment efficiency. The existing gravity disc screen was missing solids, reducing the effectiveness of an effluent spray system

Expansion of a major water recycling centre in Cambridgeshire provided an opportunity for Anglian Water to pilot a more streamlined approach to working with the supply chain in the run-up to AMP6. To meet the needs of a rapidly growing population in the area, the capacity of Uttons Drove Water Recycling Centre is being expanded in a £10 million

Althon was asked to replace a trash screen to a brickwork culvert in a wooded area. The original had become distorted over time and was no longer fit for purpose as it regularly became blocked with leaves and other debris. Althon manufactured and delivered a multi–level cranked trash screen with a mesh walkway for

Hydro International's UK Wastewater Services team worked with Scottish Water to provide a solution to significantly reduce costs and high carbon use at Carbarns Carbarns Wastewater Treatment Works in the Clyde Valley. Carbarns Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW) is located in Wishaw, to the South-East of Glasgow, within the Clyde Valley. The site is

Colloide were contracted by Southern Water and CMDP+ to design, manufacture, and install a Rotating Half Bridge Scraper for a final settlement tank (FST) at Queenborough Wastewater Treatment Works in Swale, Kent. Discover more about Colloide's Bridge Scraper technology here: https://lnkd.in/eUhX3fj6

A new trash screen was required at Hartlebury Castle, a Grade I listed building near Hartlebury in Worcestershire to replace a degrading screen that was starting to collapse. The trash screen was in an area that was difficult to access, which meant that the design of the screen needed to ensure minimal maintenance requirements and a reduced risk

Southern Water's Margate wastewater works needed protection from the high rag content in its untreated wastewater. Southern Water constructed a new £80million wastewater treatment works for the Margate and Broadstairs catchment area to meet the stringent European Urban Waste Water Directive and to help local beaches meet the European Bathing Water

Thames Water’s Greenham Common Sewage Treatment Works received untreated wastewater with a high rag content and repeated carry over was affecting the full treatment process and the overall performance of the site. Hydro International was asked to evaluate the site and propose a solution. An MNSS Combined Screen was installed to capture larger influent materials

Hydro International's UK Wastewater Services team developed and installed a packaged inlet works system to replace and upgrade underperforming technologies, and in doing so avoided the need for investment in costly civils work. Southern Water’s Isle of Grain wastewater treatment works is situated at the very tip of England’s Kent coast. The site

ELIQUO HYDROK designed, manufactured and installed a simple but effective raw water intake screening system for SES Water at Goatbridge, Croydon. The design and engineering team’s approach was to create bespoke 2mm wedge wire screens to deal with low river levels, which also led to the re-design of the airburst delivery pipework

United Utilities needed a refurbishment solution for their combined sewer overflow system in the Hyndburn drainage area, East Lancashire. The CSO chamber is 18 metres below ground within an 84m-long tunnel. ELIQUO HYDROK engineers both designed and installed the complex solution, including ten MecMex hydraulic screens

2H Water Technologies was contracted to design and install a TUBEdek™ lamella system into large settlement tanks for the stormwater solid liquid separation at a Belgian sewage treatment works. In consultation with the client, the technical staff at the 2H Centre of Excellence (Water & Wastewater) in Germany were able to devise and innovative

Sheffield Utilities, a public utility owned by the City of Sheffield in northwest Alabama, operates a 6 MGD facility which utilises an extended aeration process to treat its waste water. The facility was originally operating without fine screening, but in 2002 the City of Sheffield proposed to improve the operations, by upgrading its headworks and

South East Water operates the Mike Keleher Water Treatment Works, formerly known as Bray Water Treatment Works. 2H Water Technologies was called in to discuss an improvement scheme on the existing water intake settlement system. Two square settlement tanks received the incoming raw water. The tanks, with the original lamella system installed, were

A fourth replacement boiler feed strainer was supplied for a large UK coal-fired power station. The Eliminator design of strainer incorporates a wedgewire screen that is extremely robust and overcomes many of the problems of the previous wire wound strainers. These screens were liable to be damaged easily resulting in the wire stripping off and