When most flow comes from just two industrial sources, a wastewater treatment plant has to be ready to respond to changes in operations. That is easier in Morton, Miss., since a plant update in summer of 2012.Two poultry processing plants account for about 85 percent of the average 2.5 mgd flow at the Morton Wastewater Treatment Plant. When the plants operate at peak output, however, their flows often push the treatment plant up to or beyond its 3.15 mgd design capacity. “If not for the poultry processing plants, we would have hardly any flow at all,” says Rickey Parker, plant
Same Treatment Quality, Less Energy
A Mississippi plant copes with high flows from two poultry plants with a new SCADA system and automated control over dissolved oxygen.
May 19, 2014
| by Doug Day |
Greening the Plant
SCADA Systems
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
Dissolved Oxygen System
Analyzer
Hach Company
Bar Screen
Parkson Corporation
Mixer
Philadelphia Mixing Solutions
Chemical/Polymer Feed Equipment
Evoqua Water Technologies, LLC
Motors & Motor Controls
Nidec Motor Corporation
Energy Management















