Great Falls Water Treatment Plant Filter Improvements
WATER TREATMENT PLANT FILTER IMPROVEMENTS Great Falls, Montana About the Project The City of Great Falls, MT operates a conventional surface water treatment facility to treat water from the Missouri River. The conventional filtration process is comprised of four sections of filters, with original construction dates of 1916, 1932, 1952, and 1959. Each section consists […]
Western Area Water Supply Project
WESTERN AREA WATER SUPPLY PROJECT Western North Dakota About the Project The oil boom in western North Dakota created a frenzy of industrial activity and economic development. The area’s infrastructure wasn’t ready for the boom and was inadequately sized to handle this extreme growth. AE2S worked with local community leaders to develop the Western Area […]
Williston Water Treatment Plant Expansion
WATER TREATMENT PLANT EXPANSION Williston, North Dakota About the Project The expanding oil and gas industry in northwest North Dakota strained water systems’ abilities to keep up with domestic and industrial water needs. As the economic hub of the region, the City of Williston continues to experience considerable growth, and it’s anticipated that the growth […]
Woodbury PFAS Water Treatment & Management
PFAS WATER TREATMENT & MANAGEMENT Woodbury, Minnesota Groundwater Contamination Concerns Lead to Lawsuit In 2004, PFAS were first found to have contaminated drinking water supplies in parts of the eastern Twin Cities. Over the last 15 years or so, PFAS have been discovered in Woodbury’s groundwater supply, and research has been conducted to identify the […]
Thief River Falls WTP Optimization
THIEF RIVER FALLS WTP Optimization Thief River Falls, Minnesota The Thief River Falls (TRF) Water Treatment Plant (WTP) experienced process upsets in early summer 2017 where the combined filter effluent exceeded 0.3 NTU in more than 5% of the total compliance samples, resulting in the WTP receiving three consecutive Notices of Violation (NOV). Project Details […]
St. Cloud WTF AOP and Biological Filtration Pilot
St. Cloud WTF AOP and Biological Filtration Pilot St. Cloud, MN Project Overview The City of St. Cloud currently operates a 24 million-gallon-per-day lime-softening water treatment facility (WTF) that withdraws source water directly from the Mississippi River. The conventional treatment consists of clarification, lime softening, recarbonation, gravity filtration, and disinfection. The WTF experiences seasonal taste […]