In wastewater plant operations, a screen’s capture rate is defined by the amount of screenings captured and removed by the screen, divided by the total amount in the influent stream. Screening capture rates vary by screen type and grid opening size. This is why selecting the right wastewater screen type and grid opening is important to your overall plant performance. The screen is one of the first and best ways to ensure that your plant can effectively remove influent debris.
Every wastewater treatment plant aims for excellent operations. It’s what you and your team want, largely because it fulfills your obligation to the community you serve. Only through efficient and effective processes can your entire system do what it was designed for.
Senior R&D Engineer Please note Mechanical Knowledge Assessment must be completed for further consideration. Hydro-Dyne Engineering is looking for a Senior R&D Engineer with a high level of creativity and flexibility to engineer, design, model and draft new and existing equipment; and develop analyses and tools to support application of equipment designs. Based in… Continue reading Senior R&D Engineer
Hydro-Dyne’s Proven Process for Customer Success Hydro-Dyne is committed to the success of every project and satisfaction of our customers. That’s why we follow our Proven Process, which we’ve developed and refined over years of working in close partnership with our customers in developing solutions that rely on our expertise and focus on quality. … Continue reading Hydro-Dyne’s Proven Process for Customer Success
With more than 21 million septic systems in the US, many communities depend on liquid waste haulers to empty these septic systems and transport the non-hazardous liquid waste, or septage, to receiving stations. The purpose of a septage receiving station is to remove the trash present in the septage waste stream before it enters the treatment process.
Many wastewater treatment plants and other facilities make the decision to process septage before it enters the treatment process. They do so with a septage receiving station, which removes trash, with a compaction stage, which dewaters and reduces the volume of solid material produced. However, if the septage receiving system is not designed properly, it cannot deliver on the benefits. This blog post discusses some best practices for system design.
Septage requires special handling before it can be passed to wastewater treatment plants. Understand the unique challenges for septage receiving stations.
Screen Maintenance Improves Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant Performance Advances in screening technologies have been driven by the need to protect increasingly sophisticated downstream equipment by capturing and removing floating debris. Routine maintenance can dramatically improve water and wastewater treatment plant system processes. Water and Wastewater treatment plants worldwide are being asked to do more… Continue reading Screen Maintenance Improves Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant Performance
Material Prep Hydro-Dyne Engineering is looking for a Material Prep based in Clearwater, Florida. This position requires someone willing to learn and understand our products. HDE designs and manufactures a highly specialized proprietary product line servicing municipal and industrial water treatment facilities around the world. We take great pride in our engineering capabilities, extensive manufacturing… Continue reading Material Prep
Material Handler Hydro-Dyne Engineering is looking for a Material Handler based in Clearwater, Florida. This position requires someone willing to learn and understand our products. HDE designs and manufactures a highly specialized proprietary product line servicing municipal and industrial water treatment facilities around the world. We take great pride in our engineering capabilities, extensive manufacturing… Continue reading Material Handler
