• World Water Works Selected for New Project with Emporia Wastewater Treatment Plant in Kansas

Waste Management

World Water Works Selected for New Project with Emporia Wastewater Treatment Plant in Kansas

May 22 2017

Ideal IFAS™ technology to improve wastewater treatment at Emporia plant.

World Water Works, Inc., a manufacturer of specialised advanced wastewater treatment solutions, has been selected to implement their Ideal IFAS™ (integrated fixed-film activated sludge) technology at the Emporia Wastewater Treatment Plant in Emporia, Kansas. The plant currently treats an average of 4 million gallons of wastewater per day (MGD) and the new technology will allow the plant to treat at a max month flow rate of 5.4 MGD.

“We are looking forward to enhancing the services of the Emporia Wastewater Treatment Plant,” said Greg Parks, vice president of sales at World Water Works. “As one of the world’s leaders in proving MBBR and IFAS systems, we’re excited to partner with Burns & McDonnell, CAS Constructors and the City of Emporia, KS to deliver a successul project which will address the wastewater treatment needs of the community for decades to come.”

The plant currently has a conventional activated sludge system. World Water Works is working with Kansas City engineering firm Burns & McDonnell after being selected as the technology supplier to aid in the upgrade of the existing wastewater treatment system in order to increase overall wastewater capacity and monitor nutrient limits. Prior to discharging the water into the Cottonwood River, a large amount of the solid and dissolved organic pollutants are removed, and the level of ammonia in the wastewaster is reduced to near zero.

World Water Works specializes in developing, designing and manufacturing highly efficient process and wastewater treatment solutions. Through their products and technologies, the company has successfully provided multiple municipalities with treatment solutions to achieve clean water, resource recovery and yield the highest water quality. The design for the Emporia Wastewater Treatment Plant is being finalised, and the system is expected to be operational within the next year.


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