Leominster WwTW At Leominster WwTW (2024), a new tertiary nitrifying sand filter process stage has been implemented, along with upgrades to existing assets, to achieve high-quality effluent. For an in-depth look at the project and its impact, read more in the full article here

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Towards safe drinking water for the Hammanskraal community in South Africa The community of Hammanskraal in the North West Province of South Africa has water issues for decades. Water supply is erratic in the best of times and non-existent in the worst of times.In April 2024 the construction of the 50 Mld Klipdrift Package Plant was granted to Tecroveer by consulting engineers ProPlan and Magalies Water Board. With the objective to start operations of the first 12.5 Mld package plant by the end of October 2024.Construction and assembly of the package plant are well underway. We are proud to closely

Sand-Cycle applied at KA Brühl, Germany Work is currently underway on the 4th purification phase at the municipal wastewater plant of the city of Brühl, Germany. This purification phase will ensure further removal of micro-pollutants, medicine residues and microplastics in wastewater. The work consists of the implementation of ozonation and continuous DynaSand filtration.To fully provide the purification with all conveniences, Sand-Cycle remote monitoring will be used here. In this way, the operation of the continuous filters can be monitored remotely. Curious about all the benefits of Sand-Cycle? Please feel free to take a look at our website. Or visit IFAT

Leominster’ sewage post treatment plant up and running Dwr Cymru Welsh Water invested in upgrading its Leominster STP to meet more stringent criteria for phosphorus. As part of the program tertiary continuous filters have been implemented and put in operation as from February 15th 2024 onwards. Main contractor Morgan Sindall and contractor Nijhuis Industries UK & Ireland executed the work. We designed and supplied the filter units.Besides P removal the tertiary treatment plant is used for biological nitrification to convert ammonia into nitrate-nitrogen. The final effluent is discharged into the River Lugg.The upgrade of the treatment works is part of