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The completed sequencing batch reactor at Logan Elm School District is sandwiched between a track (unseen on the right side of the image) and a baseball field visible at left. At left center are the risers for the equalization dosing tank. In the center are the risers for the SBR tank. The white building holds a blower for the SBR and the UV system. Infiltrator Water Technologies supplied risers and lids for the SBR tank. Risers on the primary tank were HDPE pipe with BrenLin lids. Panels are from Fralo Industries. (Photos courtesy of Earthtek)
The Logan Elm School District had two schools, two package plants and too many permit violations. One plant served the junior high school, and the other was added when a high school was constructed. Now the district was in need of a new system to end the violations.
To remedy the...