Hungerford & Terry to Remove Radium from Vineland, N.J., Wells

July 30, 2009
Population growth in the region made compliance necessary

Population growth in the region made compliance necessary

Hungerford & Terry, Inc. has been selected by the Vineland, N.J., to design equipment to remove radium from four municipal city wells. All of the systems for the four designated wells are identical in specifications and design, and each one includes two 102-in.-diameter exchangers to remove radium, to be completed summer 2009.

Prior to this radium removal process, Vineland had been unable to utilize these wells because they exceeded the MCL drinking water regulations for radium.

With the growth of the Vineland area and new expansion of their municipal water system, it was essential to bring these wells into compliance in order to meet growing demand for potable water.

Source: Hungerford & Terry, Inc.

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