Double Dewatering   Water & Wastes Digest February 2004
Completion of this project will make the Broward County facility one of the five largest belt filter press dewatering facilities in the U.S.

Dried Up: Raisin Producer's New Process Cuts Wastewater and Odors   Water Engineering & Management January 2003   David Pearson
Thanks to a new membrane filtration system, National Raisin Company, Fowler, Calif., not only has been able to cut its wastewater costs, but it also has opened up a potentially lucrative source of additional income.
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Products In Action: Sludge Equipment   Water & Wastes Digest September 2001   Flo Trend
Trailer-mounted System Spreads Digested Sludge In Texas

Automated Heat Drying System Produces Class A Biosolids, Aids Storage   Water & Wastes Digest September 2001   USFilter
he rainy winter months in Forest City, North Carolina, posed a major challenge for the city’s wastewater treatment plant. In addition to treating wastewater, the city also recycled and stored biosolids — a byproduct of the wastewater treatment process.

Belt Filter Presses: Still a Cost-Effective Solution - Myth or Reality?   Water Engineering & Management September 2001   Glenn Curtis
When faced with upgrading or searching for alternative methods, the staff of one facility had to determine if their belt filter presses were still a cost-effective solution for their solids dewatering process.
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Self-performed Dewatering Enhances California Sewer Line Project   Water & Wastes Digest April 2001
After years of relying on specialty subcontractors to dewater their deep ditch projects, Jaeger Construction, Inc. self-performed the work on the North Davis Sanitary Sewer Trunkline Project for the city of Salinas, California.
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Unique Dewatering Method Minimizes Handling   Water & Wastes Digest February 2001   Edited by WWD staff
Throughout the 70s and 80s, a dramatic evolution took place in the area of environmental regulations. In the midst of these rapidly changing government mandates, numerous technological advancements were made, as business and industry raced to keep in compliance. One such technology was "dewatering."
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Centrifuge Helps Filter Water and Process Fluids Automatically   Water Engineering & Management February 2001
Customers’ calls documenting the ability to remove solids that build up in their water in their production and processing plants continue to confirm for Jeffery Beattey, president of Midwest Engineered Products Corp., an original equipment manufacturer based in Indianapolis, Ind., that his recent invention of a new centrifuge for fluid filtration was just in time.
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Teamwork Provides Water Recovery/Waste Dehydration Process Success   Water Engineering & Management July 2000   Andrew Starzecki
Goulston Technologies has practiced evaporator techniques over four years to separate water from oil and surfactant mixture. A joint development effort was pursued with a local company, Recovery Technologies Corporation (RTC), Charlotte, N.C., to take the evaporation process one step further in terms of dewatering, and also toward active product recovery and potential recycle.

High-capacity Dewatering System Reduces Digester Maintenance   Water & Wastes Digest September 1999
Installation of a high-capacity dewatering screen to the activated sludge secondary treatment units for this utility has reduced costly maintenance and lengthened by 50 percent the average time between shutdowns for cleaning the treatment process.