Sludge paves the way for sustainable construction
Gippsland Water is exploring an innovative way to make gravel pavement construction more sustainable through repurposed water treatment sludge.
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99 percent nutrient removal at Maleny Wastewater Treatment
Unitywater is celebrating an all-time high nutrient removal rate at its Maleny Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) to mark the start of National Water Week.
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Biowaste to bioenergy with a biofactory
The development of the bioenergy space as part of creating a circular economy is seeing research into turning waste into energy. SUEZ Australia and New Zealand is part of that transition.
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Driving energy recovery from wastewater
Recent developments in energy recovery from wastewater provide enormous possibilities for the water and wastewater industries. It’s researchers like Dr Xuan Li at the University of Technology Sydney pushing the envelope.
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Sludge blankets support savings
Sludge blanket control is crucial to any wastewater treatment process. Accurate monitoring of this part can benefit process efficiency and cost savings.
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SA Water’s poo-fect crop topper are biosolids
South Australia’s number twos have yet again proven to be number one for the state’s farming sector. 65,000 tonnes of biosolids were used as soil conditioners in the production of crops during the past year.
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$94 Million North Head Wastewater facility upgrade to help farmers
A $94 million upgrade to the North Head Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) has reached a significant milestone by installing two digesters to help increase fertiliser production for the Central Tablelands of NSW. The digesters will almost double the amount of biosolids. It can be reused as agricultural fertiliser from 40 to 70 tonnes per day. Fertiliser from biosolids will continue to be delivered to farms in the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, including Bathurst and Orange.
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UTS researchers making waves
The Centre for Technology in Water and Wastewater (CTWW) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is one of the best institutions in the world for water resources research.
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Not just providing products – submitting solutions!
Some companies are only interested in selling their products to potential clients. A smaller number would rather provide solutions to the problems their clients are dealing with. SEW-EURODRIVE is a company that provides solutions for the problems faced by its clients. Such an approach can support alleviating pressures arising from potential downtime and lost opportunities.
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