Siemens’ disc filters to increase flow capacity at wastewater treatment plant in Ohio
The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (Ohio, USA) will be installing four Forty-X disc filters from Siemens Water Technologies at its Sycamore Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Part of a wastewater treatment improvement project, the filters will allow the plant to increase design flow capacity from 6 to 9 mgd (22,712 to 34,069 m3/d), with a peak flow capacity of 18 mgd (68,137 m3/d). The project also changes the plant’s process from conventional activated sludge treatment to advanced biological phosphorus removal.
The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (Ohio, USA) will be installing four Forty-X disc filters from Siemens Water Technologies at its Sycamore Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Part of a wastewater treatment improvement project, the filters will allow the plant to increase design flow capacity from 6 to 9 mgd (22,712 to 34,069 m3/d), with a peak flow capacity of 18 mgd (68,137 m3/d). The project also changes the plant’s process from conventional activated sludge treatment to advanced biological phosphorus removal.
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