SWMCOL Landfill Leachate – Trinidad |
2016-2019 |
Leachate pilot project |
Mobile Pilot – 65m2 |
Extreme landfill leachate loadings |
Very successful pilot with over 95% of treatment objective achieved |
Salmonier Nature Park |
2015 |
Commercial Sewage |
3,800 m2 |
Typical Loading of Park Facilities |
Peak loading during high visitation, then almost dormant during other periods |
Bishop’s Fall, NL, Canada |
2015 |
Municipal Sewage, town of 4,500 PE |
24,600 m2 |
Sewage with large Stormwater fluctuations, 4,300 m3/day |
System is currently going through the final commissioning stage |
Deer Lake Airport |
2013 |
Commercial Sewage |
2,200 m2 |
Sewage from Airport |
Replacement of failing leach fields |
Landfill Leachate Facility, Norris Arm, NL, Canada |
2011 |
Leachate treatment, specifically ammonia reduction |
4,000 m2 |
Reduction of Leachate contamination levels specifically Ammonia |
Wastewater is fed to a vertical-flow engineered wetland bed to provide primary treatment. |
Sludge Treatment |
2010 |
Septic Sludge Cells |
2,400 m2 |
Municipal septic sludge |
Mineralizes and composts sludge with effluent treated to CBOD <10mg/l |
Stephenville, NL, Canada |
2010 |
Municipal Sewage, town of8,000 PE |
20,000 m2 |
Removal of BOD, Suspended solids, 4,500 m3/day |
BOD: 78mg/L reduced to 11.6mg/L (87% reduction) |
Long Term Care Facility, Corner Brook, NL, Canada |
2009 |
Institution/Hospital LEED Certified Project |
2,750 m2 |
Removal of Very High CBOD levels to 10 mg/l |
Parallel and or series design of two (2) horizontal beds, to allow for max flow or max treatment options |
Appleton & Glenwood, Canada |
2006 |
Municipal Sewage, town of 1,800 PE |
12,400 m2 |
Flow 3,500 m3/day, BOD, COD, Ammonia, & Pathogens reduction |
BOD 160 mg/L reduced to < 10 mg/l TSS 200 mg/l reduced to < 6 mg/l |
Visitor Centre |
2004 |
Sewage |
30 m2 |
Sewage |
Interpretation display system |
Circle Square Kids Camp |
2003 |
Sewage |
600 m2 |
Sewage from camp for 400 kids |
Treatment for expansion of remote camp |
Pilot Municipal Sewage Treatment Project, Marystown, NL, Canada |
2001 |
Sewage |
640 m2 |
Effluent undergoes biological treatment in the wetlands |
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