EditorialAerobic Treatment Units

Aerobic Treatment Units

Aerated batch reactor saves homeowner thousands; Alternative passive technology replaces a conventional drainfield; Recirculating trickle filter discharges to sensitive waters; Passive biofilter comes ready to install; Robust solution for a coffee shop; ATU resolves a problem on a confined lot; Packed-bed filter replaces a failed sand filter; Aerobic packed-bed bioreactor treats high-strength wastewater

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Aerated batch reactor saves homeowner thousands

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The Clermont County (Ohio) Health Department discovered effluent surfacing from a failed drainfield and required the homeowner to enter the county’s Sewage Nuisance Abatement Remediation Plan. Step 1 includes measures property...

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