The Ogden Water Treatment Plant enhanced dewatering efficiency by replacing a screw press with a 1.5m 3DP Belt Press in 2019, doubling capacity, achieving over 30% discharge cake solids, 95% solids capture, halving operating time, and reducing polymer consumption by over 80%.
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The $42M CAD Compo-Haut-Richelieu Composting Center, operational since September 2023, efficiently processes organic materials, utilizing concrete bays, BDP agitators, and a brown bin program, allowing small inorganics like plastic film to pass through without disruption.
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Commencing operations in 2012, the Tianjin compost facility has the distinction of being the first facility to combine BDP’s agitated bay technology with BacTee’s negative aeration system for the bays.
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Milford, MA Wastewater Treatment Plant chose the BDP Rotary Drum Thickener for cost-effective sludge handling, achieving over 6.0% thickness since August 2019 with enclosed units for clean operation and odor control.
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The compost facility officially went back into service on August 28th, 2019 and has since been generating a Class A compost that the City utilizes on its own projects.
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The facility started looking for replacement dewatering equipment that would offer better solids containment and ease of access for maintenance. BDP provided a Screw Press with high discharge cake solids, unattended operation, completely integrated system, low maintenance and the equipment reliability and customer service that BDP is known for providing.
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BDP Industries' Enclosed Gravity Belt Thickener (EGBT) stands out for its exceptional performance, high solids capture, and low maintenance costs Used in the Newtown Creek WWTP where it achieved a remarkable 90%+ solids capture rate and reduced electrical power requirements by 95%.
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In 2017, Peppers Ferry Regional Wastewater Treatment Authority upgraded solids handling with two BDP Rotary Drum Thickeners, chosen for their simple design, low maintenance, odor control, and reliability, achieving a 95% solids capture on blended waste streams with a TWAS of 6-7%.
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The Town of Hillsborough Wastewater Treatment Plant chose a Dual Mode 3DP Belt Press for their thickening and dewatering needs. The town was interested in this technology due to the savings in upfront capital cost and lower O&M costs due to less ancillary equipment.
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In May 2010, Tennessee was hit with a 1,000 year flood. At Nashville Metro’s Dry Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, many buildings flooded, including the dewatering building that housed four 2.2-meter belt filter presses. Emergency dewatering services were provided with belt presses on mobile trailers.
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Suffern, NY upgraded its wastewater dewatering with BDP Screw Press, achieving high discharge solids (23-30%) and 200% increased throughput using pre-thickeners.
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