I wrapped up the Shelton CT project several months ago. The project continues to have success with total nitrogen however an important equipment problems still exists. The customer and their consulting engineer are currently working towards a resolution of the problem.
I began two pilot projects with Cambridge Water Technologies (CWT) at the end of 2009. One project was located in Mystic, CT and was considered a success by the owner and their consulting engineer. This project ended in January 2010 and is currently moving towards full design.
The other CWT project is located in MD. This project continues to challenge everyone involved. We have a basic 4 stage Bardenpho process treating a side stream flow. This side stream flow is very weak due to inflow and is very cold with temperatures averaging 7 degrees celcius in January. Project goals include meeting a TN limit of 3 ppm with traditional loadings. The project continues to move ahead and I will provide an update in the near future.
CWT is growing rapidly and I hope to work closely with them in MD, TX and FL in 2010. I might even hire some employees by the end of the year.
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