Newterra has been awarded a new project for a 125,000 GPD (470 m3/d) MBR in New York State. The system is designed for a daily maximum flow of 250,000 GPD, and will treat municipal sewage to a discharge limit of < 5 mg/l BOD and TSS, with total Nitrogen <10 mg/l.
The system will be supplied skid mounted, with the two trains of MicroClear Membranes located in a below-ground tank. Newterra will supply the PLC control system and instrumentation for the plant.
Across America, safe drinking water is universal in principle but unequal in practice. Small communities face rising costs, aging infrastructure, and regulatory complexity that larger cities can absorb more easily. Yet the solutions—and the stakes—are the same: everyone deserves clean, reliable water at the tap.
Following a series of acquisitions in water treatment in recent years, Grundfos has entered into an agreement to acquire Pittsburgh based water and wastewater treatment company Newterra. It marks another step towards expanding the company’s presence in North America..
