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CONTENTS

February 2017 • Vol. 30 No. 1 • ISSN-0835-605X

COMING IN OUR APRIL 2017 ISSUE This issue will offer our 47,000 readers across Canada a strong and diverse range of articles:

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Stretching Municipal Infrastructure Budgets

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What will the Trump presidency mean for the environment and for Canada?

Canada’s consulting engineers recognized for their contributions New study examines the effectiveness of ozone dissolution methods Understanding the differences between flow meter technologies Anaerobic moving bed biofilm reactors treat brewery wastewaters Customizing water efficiency solutions for manufacturers New report documents biologically enhanced water filtration plants Changing wastewater characteristics mean using different pumping options Alternative COD monitoring tool helps pulp and paper mill process Thermal flow meters chosen for WWTP co-generation process Operators turn to new technologies to deal with ‘flushable’ wipes Monitoring groundwater nitrate vital to public health protection How effective are WWTPs at removing harmful chemical substances?

Ontario has a long way to go to reach its GHG reduction target

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SPECIAL SECTION WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN COLD CLIMATES

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What does the Trump presidency mean for the environment and for Canada?

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ike it or not, Canadians have to accept it that Donald J. Trump is now the 45th President of the United States. So many long-standing political issues are now in flux, including infrastructure, water, climate change, etc. With control of the Presidency, Congress and likely the Supreme Court, President Trump and the Republican Party will have the opportunity to make sweeping changes in the next four years.

Based on his proficient use of Twitter, countless speeches and his campaign website, it’s fairly clear where the new president stands on key environmental issues.

As far back as 2012, Trump tweeted that “the concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make US manufacturing non-competitive.” Since then, he has tweeted dozens of times about how he does not accept that climate change is real. (@realDonaldTrump) He has stated he wants to dismantle the Paris Agreement that some 200 countries agreed to last year. Its goals are to reverse the worst effects of global warming.

Trump has been quoted as saying that the United States shouldn’t waste “financial resources” on climate change and should instead use them to ensure the world has clean water, eliminate diseases like malaria, increase food production, or develop alternative energy sources.

The President has said that clean water may be the “most important issue we face as a nation for the next generation. We must make the investment in our fresh water infrastructure to ensure access to affordable fresh water solutions for everyone.” He said on ScienceDebate: “We must explore all options to include making desalinization more affordable and working to build the distribution infrastructure to bring this scarce resource to where it is needed for our citizens and those who produce the food of the world.” (www.sciencedebate.org) Trump has said he wants to keep public lands in the control of the federal government. “In a Trump administration, there will be shared governance of our public lands and we will empower state and local governments to protect our wildlife and fisheries,” he also said on ScienceDebate. “Laws that tilt the scales toward special interests must be modified to balance the needs of society with the preservation of our valuable living resources.”

During the first few days of his term, President Trump issued an Presidential Memorandum to restart the Obama-blocked Keystone XL pipeline from Hardisty, Alberta, to Steel City, Nebraska, as part of his plan to expand the oil industry. However, he wants financial compensation from TransCanada Corp. to the US Treasury in exchange for approval. Also, he wants the pipes to be manufactured in the United States.

Canada’s Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr believes that, despite President Trump’s protectionist stance, TransCanada can work out a deal that allows much of the work, such as assembling the pipe, to be done in Canada.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau welcomed the President’s move to revive Keystone, saying: “I’ve been on the record for many years supporting it because it leads to economic growth and good jobs for Albertans”.

It should be noted that under President Obama’s “Buy-American” policy of 2009, Canadian companies also faced challenges when dealing with the US. Free and fair trade between our two countries, as well as other mutual concerns like water supplies, cross border air quality, environmental protection, etc., have always been up for debate and negotiation. Canadians can only hope that our leaders feel as passionate about our interests, as US leaders do about theirs.

Steve Davey is editor and publisher of ES&E Magazine.

Email: steve@esemag.com

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Associated announces staff appointments

Kerry Rudd, President & CEO of Associated Engineering and Herb Kuehne, Senior Vice President, Civil Infrastructure are very pleased to announce the appointments of the following staff in our Ontario operations.

Matthew Eades, C.Eng., MICE has been appointed General Manager of our Ontario operations based in the Markham office. As a Civil Engineer, Mark brings us experience in design and construction on both water and wastewater projects, as well as project and program management. With his consulting, engineering, and project management experience, he is an excellent addition to the Associated team.

Previously General Manager of our Ontario operation, Herb Kuehne, MBA, P.Eng. will continue his role as Senior Vice President, Civil Infrastructure. He provides technical support and guidance to staff across the company on infrastructure projects. Herb has more than 40 years of experience ranging from planning to design, and construction, including expertise in capital planning and asset management.

Mark Belanger, CET, P.Eng. has taken on the role of Division Manager, Infrastructure in our St. Catharines office. Mark has over 19 years of experience in a range of infrastructure projects including rehabilitation, trenchless technologies, water supply and distribution, storm and sanitary sewer systems, and stormwater management.

Rick Gabel, P.Eng. has been appointed Manager, Infrastructure Planning in our St. Catharines office. Rick has over 30 years of experience in infrastructure projects, including water and wastewater treatment, storage, transmission and distribution; sanitary sewers, pump stations; stormwater and roads.

Stan Mathew, P.Eng. has been appointed Manager, Infrastructure in our St. Catharines office. Stan is a Civil Engineer with over 12 years of experience in infrastructure projects, including modelling, water distribution, wastewater collection, and stormwater management.

Mark Mascioli, CET, LEL has been appointed Manager, Infrastructure Technical Services in our St. Catharines office. Mark has 13 years of experience in infrastructure projects including roads, water, stormwater, wastewater, roadway and structural design.

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ES&E NEWS CANADA’S INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN IS A CHANCE TO ADDRESS URBAN WATER ISSUES, REPORT

A new report released by the Forum for Leadership on Water (FLOW) urges the federal government to make innovative and sustainable urban water infrastructure a top priority for its 10-year, $180 billion infrastructure plan.

“Smart, Strategic Investments for Urban Water Sustainability: Seizing Canada’s Infrastructure Moment” cites findings of the 2016 Canadian Municipal Infrastructure Report Card, which found that 35% of Canada’s wastewater infrastructure and 29% of drinking water infrastructure is in ‘fair to very poor condition’. The report’s recommendations include: • Prioritizing climate readiness and solutions that get the most out of existing infrastructure – Project proposals should be screened to ensure that planned infrastructure can withstand extreme weather conditions such as the heavy rain events as a result of climate change, and

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• Dedicating funding for sustainable solutions – Specific funding streams should be created to support sustainable solutions, including water conservation and efficiency programs, optimization of wastewater facilities, living green infrastructure such as urban stream restoration and retention ponds, and technologies that generate energy and recover valuable resources such as nutrients from wastewater.

• Updating regulations – Existing federal wastewater regulations should be updated to strengthen environmental performance, address new contaminants, including pharmaceuticals and micro-plastics, and promote uptake of innovative Canadian technologies and practices. www.flowcanada.org

SEVERAL WATER AND WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS COMPLETED

The Town of Windsor, Nova Scotia has completed its new wastewater treatment facility. According to Infrastructure Canada, the new plant incorporates the latest technologies to meet the standards of the federal Wastewater Systems Effluent Regulations and improve reliability. It will greatly reduce the amount of effluent released into the St. Croix River and eliminate combined sewage overflows.

The new facility has more capacity, servicing approximately 780 additional households and allowing for future growth. Funding came from the Government of Canada ($2.9 million), the Town of Windsor ($169,510 from federal Gas Tax funds) and the Government of Nova Scotia ($3.8 million).

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The pumping and automation systems were also upgraded to ensure greater control over water treatment processes.

Upon completion, the governments of Canada and Quebec will have each contributed $46,820,000, for a total of $93,640,000. The City of Laval will have contributed $100 million to complete this project.

The City of Regina, Saskatchewan, recently announced that upgrades to its wastewater treatment plant are substantially complete and all new process systems are in service. The upgrade project increases the plant’s capacity from 70 ML/D to 92 ML/D and converts the treatment process to a biological nutrient removal process, according to engineering consulting firm Stantec.

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and delivered through a Public-Private Partnership model (P3). In September 2013, Regina residents approved the P3 model in a referendum, with 57% of residents supporting the P3 model and 43% choosing the traditional design-bidbuild plan.

St. John’s will receive $11.2 million from the National-Regional Projects component of the New Building Canada Fund, for three water and wastewater projects. These projects involve installing new sewer main lining to rehabilitate the Goulds wastewater collection system, a new water main lining to extend the life of the water distribution system, and a new large-diameter storm MORE FUNDING FOR WATER sewer installation.

AND WASTEWATER PROJECTS The governments of New Brunswick ANNOUNCED and Canada revealed a combined $45.2 Recently, the governments of Canada million investment into the TransAqua and Newfoundland and Labrador Wastewater Treatment Facility, which announced more than $14 million in serves the communities of Moncton, funding for 11 water and wastewater Riverview and Dieppe.

TransAqua, projects across the province. Eight projformerly known as the Greater Moncton ects will receive a total of $2.7 million Wastewater Commission, will provide through the Clean Water and Wastethe remaining $45.2 million. water Fund. These projects include The project involves adding a secondupgrades to the dam drainage system ary level of wastewater treatment to in the Town of Bay L’Argent, a new allow the facility to meet current stanwater main line in Trinity Bay North, dards of the federal Wastewater Systems and chlorination upgrades in the Local Service District of Port Albert. continued overleaf...

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Soil retaining system helps urban trees reach Effluent Regulations and reduce the of this questionnaire, practising licence align with their specific area of practice. maturity

By Eric Keshavarzi amount of waste being released into holders will be provided with a recom- This could be anything from university/

regional waterways. According to the governmentreen of infrastructure New Brunswick, the and susproject willtainability improve the quality goals areofofwater inin the Petitcodiac River. creasing importance, and The Town of Langham, Saskatcheachieving them requires techwan isknowledge receiving more than $3.8 nical and training in million varied in provincial and federal funding fields.

Integration of soil and trees for intoa new wastewater lagoon. improves Accordingsusto urban areas substantially the Saskatchewan this tainability and helpsgovernment, alleviate some ofnew our wastewater lagoon will increase the relimost pressing ecological challenges. abilityinclude and capacity the quality, Town’s rising wasteThese air andof water water system,flooding allowingand it to accommotemperatures, erosion from date an increased daily rainfall events.population and new economic development. projectOnwill The West Don Lands, The in Toronto, also protect the surrounding soil and tario, is a community that is people fogroundwater the newenvironmentally lagoon site from cused, familyatfriendly, wastewater and contaminants. sustainable beautifully designed for living. It has a Stage 1 LEED ND GOLD certification under the pilot program esPEO WANTS TOU.S. ENHANCE tablished by the Green Building REGULATION OF ONTARIO’S Council.

ENGINEERS One notable sustainable component, Professional Engineers (PEO) utilized in the design of theOntario area’s streets, is alaunching a newsystem program to gather is soil retaining called Silva information on the practices each of Cells™.

Typical urban trees inof the city its 80,000 licence holders andseven gaugeyears. their core die after approximately professional knowledge activities.

However, Silva Cells help extend their Practice Evaluation lifeUnder spans,PEO’s thus promoting the growthand of Knowledge mature street(PEAK) trees. program, practising licence holders to complete Although thewill Citybeofasked Toronto had preboth a practice evaluation viously used Silva Cells questionnaire as part of a and an online ethics module to their stormwater management pilotprior program in licence renewal date. the of results The Queensway, theirBased use asonpart site

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mended number of hours for continuing professional knowledge per year to maintain a level of knowledge commensurate with safeguarding the public interest. They are then asked to report their continuing knowledge activities to PEO prior to their subsequent licence renewal date.

According to PEO, those who self-identify as non-practising licence holders will only be asked to declare they are not practising professional engineering and complete an online ethics module prior to the date of their licence renewal.

“The PEAK program is designed to provide us with real data about the nature of engineering practice in Ontario that will enable PEO to focus its regulatory Installation of Silva Cells in Mill Street. efforts on gaps in practice standards and enforcement of rights to practice, ” said development is new. In fact, the West Don PEO George Comrie. data LandsPresident streets are the first in a“The Toronto would also go a long way towards enhancsubdivision to be designed with this sysing public andunder government in tem installed parkingconfidence lay-bys and PEO as a regulator. ” sidewalks.

While participating in subdivision the PEAK Mill Street was the first program is not mandatory to or street in Toronto to be designed torenew include maintain a licence, the completion status this soil retaining system. As the lead for each element of the program will be engineering consultant, R.V.Anderson publically noted for each licence Associates coordinated all plans andholder specon PEO’swith online directoryarchitect. of practiifications the landscape tioners. AsAbout part ofSilva the program, practisCells ingSilva licenceCells holders will be able to design are a plastic/fiberglass their own continuing professional knowlstructure of columns and beams that supedge plan by choosing opportunities that port paving above un-compacted planting

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HUDSON’S BAY COMPANY FINED FOR LARGE PCB RELEASE

The Hudson’s Bay Company was found guilty of six charges and was fined $765,000 for violating PCB Regulations and the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA). The company will also have to establish an Environmental Management System, provide training on the legal consequences of violating environmental legislation to its Canadian managers, and publish an article on the facts surrounding their offences.

The incident reportedly in soil.

The structure has 92%happened void space May when electric and is2011, a stable surface for thetransformers installation onvehicle the roofloaded-pavements. of the Hudson’s Bay Compaof ny’sWhen store in downtown Montreal broke properly installed, they can and 146 an kilograms of PCBs out. achieve AASHTO H-20 spilled load rating. www.ec.gc.ca Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code loading can also be achieved through appropriate design. This is the required load EDMONTON COMPANY FINED rating for structures such as underground FOR SELLING AEROSOL vaults, covers andBANNED grates in areas of trafPRODUCT fic including sidewalks and parking lots.

Acklands-Grainger Inc. pleaded The cell structure transfers the forceguilty, to a in the Court of Alberta, base layerProvincial below the structure. for Soil contravening within the the cellsOzone-Depleting remains at low Substances Regulations was ideal fined compaction rates, therebyand creating

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The investigation determined that between 2012 and 2014, the company sold HV Switchgear Lubricant and Sprayon EL2204, which contained the prohibited HCFC-225. www.ec.gc.ca

FIRM FINED FOR IMPROPER HANDLING OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CONTAINING PCBS

The offenders will also have to publish an article on the facts surrounding their violations and develop procedures to manage their contaminated electrical equipment for all of their buildings. They will also have to provide training for their managers and staff.

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) said its investigation showed that Tidan Group did not follow the environmental protection compliance orders issued by the Department’s enforcement officers and did not meet its obligations related to the use, storage and disposal of electrical equipment containing PCBs. ECCC said Tidan Group also failed to submit reports on the use and storage of its electrical equipment. www.ec.gc.ca

Property management firm, Tidan Inc. and seven associated companies pleaded guilty to 52 charges and were fined LAUNCH OF CONTAMINATED $975,000 for violating the Canadian Envi- SOILS TRACEABILITY SYSTEM ronmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA) ANNOUNCED FOR QUEBEC and the PCB Regulations.

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sium, held in Sherbrooke, Quebec in December 2016, Réseau Environnement (RE) announced the implementation of a voluntary system for traceability of contaminated soils.

The first step in this system is a study of the world’s best-performing traceability models, which RE launched in December 2016. By June 2017, companies will be invited to voluntarily record, in a register, all contaminated soils extracted and sent to a treatment facility or elsewhere.

“This project derives from the community’s willingness to find solutions to the problem of illegal burial of our contaminated soils, and their export beyond our borders. Quebec has all of the expertise needed to treat contaminated soils, be it in situ or in the 20 or so facilities located throughout the province,” asserted Jean Lacroix, President and Chief Executive Officer of Réseau Environnement.

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ES&E NEWS tions for dealing with the illegal disposal of contaminated soils, and intend to work with industry partners as well as the Ministère du Développement durable, de l’Environnement et de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques on developing a tracking system.

Saskatchewan’s efforts include sampling for zebra mussel larvae in high-risk water bodies, along with an adult mussel monitoring program. These programs involve SaskPower, the Water Security Agency and multiple watershed groups across the province. In total, 70 water bodies were included in the sampling and monitoring program.

In addition to the monitoring and educational programming, provincial regulations allow conservation officers to inspect, quarantine and decontaminate watercraft, known or suspected to contain aquatic invasive species.

99.8% of tests from municipal residential drinking water systems met Ontario’s drinking water standards.

74% of all municipal residential drinking water systems achieved a 100% inspection rating – a 7% increase since 2014-2015. www.reseau-environnement.com 99.6% of drinking water tests from systems serving designated facilities such as daycares, schools or health care centres met Ontario’s drinking water NO DETECTIONS FOLLOWING quality standards.

SK’S INVASIVE MUSSELS The report looked at a number of issues, MONITORING PROGRAM programs and water systems, includThe Government of Saskatchewan ing increasing risk of algal blooms, lead has wrapped up its aquatic invasive in drinking water plumbing and small species (AIS) monitoring program for www.saskatchewan.ca drinking water systems.

Algal blooms, 2016 with no confirmed findings of which are linked to climate change, can invasive mussels within the water bodies produce microcystin-LR, a toxin harmful sampled.

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The report shows that the majority of kilometres south of Lethbridge, Alberta. report. The report shows: lead-in-plumbing test results meet the provincial standard, with the percentage increasing each year. In 2015-2016, 95.59% of test results met standards, up from 92.69% in 2013-2014. Twenty municipalities are required to prepare strategies addressing lead issues, a number unchanged since 2010-2011.

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New study examines the effectiveness of different ozone dissolution methods

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zone systems commonly use either fine bubble diffusion (FBD) or sidestream injection (SSI) for gas-liquid mass transfer of ozone into water. In the early 2000s, SSI emerged as an alternative to FBD, due to easier access to process components, lack of diffuser maintenance, improved transfer efficiency, and reduced capital costs associated with deep ozone contactors.

However, SSI has some limitations, including the operating cost of pumping and the potential for water condensation and nitric acid formation in sidestream components.

Most newly constructed ozone systems are now using SSI, and some existing FBD systems have been retrofitted with SSI. In manuals related to the Surface Water Treatment Rule (SWTR) and Long Term 2 Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule (LT2ESWTR), the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has provided guidance for calculating disinfection credits for viruses, Giardia, and Cryptosporidium.

The typical contactor configuration in these guidance manuals involves gas-liquid mass transfer in the first dissolution chamber (FBD), followed by ozone exposure (CT) determination in subsequent chambers (disinfection zone). Under this scenario, there is no disinfection credit received for ozone exposure in the bubble column (referred to in this study as Dissolution CT). The significance of Dissolution CT in full-scale treatment has not been extensively studied. Similar guidance can be used for SSI systems with degas, where disinfection CT credit can be calculated, beginning at the point of blending the sidestream flow with the full water flow.

Differences between these methods of ozone dissolution (FBD or SSI) were found to have a significant effect on ozone disinfection credit and bromate formation at the Regional Municipality of Halton in Ontario. During an investigation of three full-scale treatment facilities operated by 18 | February 2017

Ozone (O3 ) is one of the strongest disinfectants and oxidants available in drinking water treatment and has been used continuously for over 100 years.

Halton, the SSI facility provided greater CT and less bromate compared to the two FBD facilities when operated under similar ozone dose conditions.

Full-scale observations at Halton prompted more questions regarding the design and operation of both FBD and SSI systems. Ozone industry experts determined that further investigation of several design and operation issues at pilot scale was warranted. This resulted in a study initiated by the Water Research Foundation.

Pilot-scale testing of FBD was recommended to further investigate the significance of Dissolution CT and corresponding bromate formation under counter-current and co-current flow conditions. Pilot-scale testing of SSI systems was recommended to further investigate the effect of design (e.g., gas to liquid ratio, pressure, contact time, ozone concentration) and water quality (i.e., bromide) parameters on mass transfer efficiency and bromate formation in the sidestream and blended flow. The results are intended to further the understanding of design and operation of the systems by design engineers and utilities.

FINE BUBBLE DIFFUSION SYSTEMS At design flow, FBD systems are typically designed so the first contactor chamber has 1-3 minutes of contact time and a diffuser depth of around 18-22 ft, resulting in a hydrostatic pressure of around 10 psi. However, full-scale plants are rarely operated at design flow. If parallel contactors are not taken out of service, the contact time increases in the dissolution chamber. This operating condition can result in higher detention time in the dissolution zone, resulting in significant ozone exposure and bromate formation that are not considered in the regulatory CT calculation for disinfection.

Pilot-scale results showed that ozone exposure (0.31 mg-min/L) and bromate formation (0.8 μg/L) are minimized in the dissolution chamber when operating at design flow (25 gpm, t=2 min). When reducing the flow rate to 10 gpm and 6 gpm, contact time increased to 5 min and 8.5 min, respectively. The reduction in flow increased the Dissolution CT to 1.45 and 2.85 mg-min/L and bromate formation to 5.6 and 9.1 μg/L, respectively.

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the contactor was operated under counter-current or co-current flow conditions.

Testing was also completed to investigate the effect of bubble size on ozone mass transfer. Results showed no significant differences between bubble diameters of 2 and 15 μm.

Under the EPA guidelines for determining disinfection credit, CT in the dissolution chamber is not included in the CT value for compliance. For FBD systems it is recommended to operate the plant under conditions near design flow to minimize the contact time in the dissolution chamber. Also, operators should consider taking parallel contactors out of service in order to minimize contact time in the dissolution chamber.

SIDESTREAM INJECTION SYSTEMS Pilot-scale testing of SSI systems (with and without degas separation) was performed to investigate the effect of various design and water quality parameters on mass transfer efficiency and bromate formation.

Increasing gas to liquid (G/L) ratio did not impact transfer efficiency for sidestream-without-degas (SSIwo-dg), likely due to mass transfer occurring at both the venturi and pipeline flash reactor (PFR).

Dissolved ozone residuals increased after blending the sidestream with the full flow at greater G/L ratios, indicating that more transfer is taking place at the PFR. Increasing G/L reduced the transfer efficiency during sidestream-with-degas (SSIw-dg), likely due to mass transfer occurring only at the venturi.

The dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration following SSIwo-dg (20 mg/L) was greater than SSIw-dg (14-17 mg/L).

Bromate formation remained below 10 μg/L in the sidestream when operating with either SSIwo-dg (sidestream ozone dosages up to 10 mg/L) or SSIw-dg (sidestream ozone dosages up to 18 mg/L).

After blending with the full-flow, the contribution of bromate was <2 μg/L under the conditions tested.

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During an investigation of three full-scale treatment facilities operated by Halton, the SSI facility provided greater CT and less bromate compared to the two FBD facilities when operated under similar ozone dose conditions.

SSIw-dg and SSIwo-dg. The decrease in TE with reduced injector upstream pressure was more apparent in SSIw-dg.

Upstream pressure was reduced from 60 psi to 35 psi. Increasing water pressure from 1 to 12 psi at the point of blending (i.e., PFR) increased the dissolved ozone residual up to 0.70 mg/L. Increasing the ozone feed gas concentration (6%-13%) did not appear to impact the transfer efficiency in either SSIwo-dg or SSIw-dg. However, all other operating parameters were kept constant during pilot testing (e.g., G/L ratio), which is likely not the case in full-scale installations. In full-scale systems, increasing ozone concentration will reduce G/L ratio, and reduction in G/L ratio did result in an improvement in TE. Increasing the raw water bromide concentration from 70 to 170 μg/L resulted in nearly double the amount of bromate formation in both the sidestream flow and blended flow.

A contact time of up to 10 minutes was simulated in the sidestream flow, using a batch reactor. Results showed that bromate formation can be significant if exceeding the design recommendation of <5 seconds in the sidestream flow.

When operating SSIwo-dg at lower G/L ratios (<0.10), the majority of mass transfer occurs at the injector and less mass transfer is required at the flash reactor. When operating SSIwo-dg at higher G/L ratios (>0.10), mass transfer occurs at the injector; however, additional mass transfer is required when combining the sidestream with full water flow (e.g., pipeline flash reactor) to achieve high transfer efficiency. When high mass transfer is achieved in SSIwo-dg at higher G/L ratios (>0.10), then greater initial residuals may exist, entering the disinfection zone for potentially greater “Compliance CT.” Increasing the water pressure upstream of the venturi may improve ozone mass

transfer efficiency. Increasing the water pressure at the point of blending (i.e., PFR) may improve mass transfer efficiency when operating with SSIwo-dg. Equally, or probably more, important is the need for good mixing in the full-flow in order to develop small bubbles that are necessary for ozone transfer at that location.

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For it to operate, there must be solid particles or air bubbles in the stream to reflect the ultrasonic beam. The motion of particles shifts the frequency of the beam, which is received by a second transducer. The flow meter measures the frequency shift, which is linearly proportional to the flow rate. This value is multiplied by the internal diameter of the pipe to derive volumetric flow.

As the Doppler ultrasonic flow meter relies on particles flowing in the liquid to operate, consideration must be given to the lower limits for concentrations and sizes of solids or bubbles. In addition, the liquid must flow at a rate high enough to keep the solids suspended.

A portable Doppler ultrasonic flow meter.

Understanding the differences between Doppler and transit time ultrasonic flow meters

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ltrasonic flow meters are non-intrusive devices that use acoustic vibrations to measure the flow rate of liquid. There are two types: Doppler and transit time. Both are designed to clamp onto the outside of the pipe without breaking the line or interrupting flow. This also eliminates pressure losses and prevents leaking.

In addition, the flow meter does not come in contact with the liquid, thereby preventing corrosion or deterioration of the sensors.

Although Doppler and transit time flow meters operate on a similar principle, the technology varies significantly.

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important to know which flow meter to use for your application.

DOPPLER ULTRASONIC FLOW METERS Doppler ultrasonic flow meters operate on the principle of the Doppler Effect, which was documented by Austrian physicist and mathematician Christian Johann Doppler in 1842. He stated that the frequencies of the sound waves received by an observer are dependent upon the motion of the source or observer in relation to the source of the sound.

A Doppler ultrasonic flow meter uses a transducer to emit an ultrasonic beam into the stream flowing through the pipe.

TRANSIT TIME ULTRASONIC FLOW METERS Transit time ultrasonic flow meters measure the difference in time from when an ultrasonic signal is transmitted from the first transducer until it crosses the pipe and is received by the second transducer. A comparison is made of upstream and downstream measurements. If there is no flow, the travel time will be the same in both directions.

When flow is present, sound moves faster if traveling in the same direction and slower if moving against it.

Since the ultrasonic signal must traverse the pipe to be received by the sensor, the liquid cannot be comprised of a significant amount of solids or bubbles. This is because the high frequency sound will be abated and too weak to travel across the pipe.

The difference in the upstream and downstream measurements taken over the same path is used to calculate the flow through the pipe.

The transit time ultrasonic flow meter has three possible transducer configurations: Z, V and W. All are recognized as a single measuring path, whereas the ultrasonic beam follows a single path. In all three configurations, the output produced by the transducers is converted to a current, frequency or voltage signal. The preferred configuration is determined by factors such as: pipe size; space available for mounting the transducers; condition of the intercontinued overleaf...

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The “V” configuration is recommended for most installations. This arrangement places the two transducers on the same side of the pipe within approximately a diameter of the pipe from each other. A rail attachment clamps on the pipe and allows the transducers to be moved horizontally to position them the calculated distance apart.

A “W” configuration is most often used for installations on pipes with dia​meters of 12 mm – 40 mm. In this arrangement, the ultrasonic signal rebounds from the wall three times; therefore, it must travel a greater distance. High turbidity liquids and built-up scale or deposits on the interior of the pipe wall can diminish accuracy.

FACTORS INFLUENCING ACCURACY The accuracy of ultrasonic flow meter measurements relies on proper mounting.

Large temperature changes in the pipe or a significant amount of vibration may affect the alignment of the transducers and acoustic coupling to the pipe. These factors must be accounted for during installation. In addition, to provide an accurate volumetric flow rate, all ultrasonic flow meters require that the pipe be full. A Doppler ultrasonic flow meter on a partially filled pipe will continue to generate flow velocity measurements if both transducers are mounted below the fluid level in the pipe.

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Using anaerobic moving bed biofilm reactors for brewery wastewaters

By Alessandro di Biase, Tanner R. Devlin, Maciej Kowalski and Jan A. Oleszkiewicz

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he market is hot for a cold one and the brewing industry is experiencing unprecedented growth. The number of licensed breweries in Canada has more than doubled to some 640 in the last five years. In spite of 70% of the market by produced volume allocated to macro-breweries such as Anheuser​ -Busch and Molson Coors, craft breweries are flooding the national market.

Most breweries that have emerged since 2010 would be considered small, with 200 m3 – 500 m3 of annual beer production. With production increasingly spread across small-scale breweries, there is a challenge to efficiently and cost-effectively address wastewater treatment.

Craft brewing involves several unit processes, with some generating unique waste streams. For instance, “whirlpooling” is a solids separation process usually performed in the brew kettle. It removes undesirable components such as hops and coagulated proteins from sugar-rich wort that will be converted to beer during fermentation. The waste from whirlpooling is collectively known as trub and contributes significantly to oxygen demand and suspended solids in brewery wastewater.

Other sources of waste include spent grains from lautering, another form of trub from fermentation (heavy fats, proteins, and inactive yeast), as well as acidic and caustic cleaning agents.

The amount of potable water required to generate one litre of beer ranges from 4 – 10 litres as noted in the 2011 Brewers Association’s report on water and wastewater. Subtracting one litre for the beer produced and considering a 10% reduction for evaporation and minor losses, the estimated range of wastewater production would be 2.6 – 8 litres per one litre of beer produced.

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Figure 1. Increasing number of breweries in Canada, with production size.

of the brewery, packaging system, and water conservation measures. Packaging generates the largest volume of wastewater, depending on the type of packaging and technology employed.

Between breweries, the characteristics of combined, “end-of-pipe” wastewater vary widely. The Brewers Association provides typical ranges for total chemical oxygen demand (COD) at 1,800 mg/L – 5,500 mg/L, biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) at 600 mg/L – 5,000 mg/L, total suspended solids (TSS) at 200 mg/L –

1,500 mg/L, and pH at 3 – 12. The latter is dependent on chemicals used for cleaning and washing operations, including packaging.

Concentrations exceed these ranges for breweries with low water consumption. This was observed at a local Manitoba brewery with average BOD of 5,400 mg/L, as well as by ECONSE in Toronto, who treated an average BOD of 6,900 mg/L craft brewery wastewater.

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to meet sewer by-laws before discharge.

For small craft breweries, addressing the sewer by-laws can be as simple as pH adjustment and payment of municipal fees per kg of discharged pollutant (COD, nitrogen, phosphorus, etc.). For larger breweries, full biological pretreat-

ment may be implemented to avoid fees altogether.

The decision as to the extent of pretreatment depends on the size of the brewery and the magnitude of discharge fees. In Winnipeg, for example, these are $910/t TSS above the concentration

limit, $1,120/t BOD over the limit, and $5,000/t phosphorus discharged over the limit of 10 mg/L. Among the pretreatment options for brewery wastewater, anaerobic processes have been prominent for larger breweries. In the case of discharge to a natural receiver, they would be followed by an aerobic process. A relatively new option for pretreatment is offered by an anaerobic moving bed biofilm reactor (AMBBR).

ANAEROBIC MOVING BED BIOFILM REACTOR Moving bed biofilm reactors rely on synthetic carrier material, such as thin polyethylene matrices, to support biofilm growth. Biofilm carriers are retained in continuously mixed basins by effluent retention screens. This decouples solids retention time of the biofilm from the hydraulic retention time of wastewater flowing through. This makes the moving bed biofilm reactor ideal for intensifying biological processes, dependent on slow growing microorganisms such as the methanogens utilized under anaerobic conditions.

There is no need for biomass recycle, or sludge age monitoring/control, since the biomass grows on carrier material that is physically retained in the reactor. The AMBBR is an energy efficient, high-throughput, low maintenance on-site brewery wastewater treatment option. An AMBBR can also facilitate biogas recovery for larger installations.

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Figure 3. Differences between good biofilm (1) and clogged biofilm (2) compared to an uncolonized media (3).

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(2) Diffusion limitation

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IMPLICATIONS FOR DESIGN More than two years of extensive research has been carried out at the University of Manitoba’s Environmental Engineering Group to develop unit design parameters. Wastewater from a Manitoba brewing company producing 50 m3/d beer and 150 m3/d wastewater was used. Cubical AC920 biofilm carriers (Headworks BIO, CA) were used with total and protected surface areas of 920 m2/m3 and 680 m2/m3 respectively. Protected surface area refers to the area available for biofilm formation, while total surface area includes the outer surface that is subjected to abrasion from mixing and contact with other biofilm carriers.

It was initially demonstrated that the process was capable of handling volumetric loadings up to 20 kg sCOD/(m3/d) at 35°C when a continuously stirred-tank reactor was filled with 25% AC920 media by volume. A relationship between surface area loading rate (SALR) and corresponding percent soluble sCOD was developed. When investigating percent removal as a function of increased organic loading rate (by decreasing hydraulic retention time) a “tipping point” in performance was observed.

The transition from good to poor performance corresponded to biofilm outgrowing the protected surface area and causing diffusion limitation. The biofilm had essentially clogged the media’s interior channels, resulting in an active surface area more or less equivalent to the outer surface areas of the channels, instead of the protected surface area. Although the media contained a significant amount of biomass, only a portion of it was available for treatment. Thus, it was concluded that SALR should not exceed 50 g sCOD/(m2/d) at 35°C in order to avoid mass transfer limitations on the AC920 media.

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operating temperatures. Biofilm initially developed in 35°C was then acclimated to 25°C and 15°C in two parallel continuously stirred units. A control reactor was also operated in parallel at 35°C, to monitor the impact of external changes apart from temperature. Surface area loading rates varied from 10 g – 20 g sCOD/(m2/d) as a result of fluctuating characteristics in the brewery wastewater. Once the biofilm had acclimated to the new temperature and quasisteady state was achieved, average sCOD removal was 89%, 75%, and 65% at 35°C, 25°C, and 15°C respectively.

It was also observed that changes in SALR at lower temperatures had a more significant impact on percent sCOD removal than at higher temperatures.

Overall, these results indicate that the AMBBR is a robust technology capable of meeting the needs of small breweries to provide effective treatment within reduced footprints, with potential for biogas recovery.

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Table 1. Characteristics of brewery wastewater treated by AMBBR and sewer by-laws for three Canadian cities.

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300

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600

600

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400

350

300

300

pH

7.0

5.5 – 11

5.5 – 11

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THE CHASER As the industry continues to expand with proliferation of small to medium sized craft breweries, there will be a need to address its impact on sewerage systems and the cost of pretreatment versus payment of sewer discharge fees. Next generation wastewater treatment technologies should provide reliable on-site pretreatment within smaller footprints.

Ease of operation and high throughput, along with the potential for biogas recov-

ery, place the AMBBR as a competitive option for treating high organic strength wastewater typical of breweries across Canada.

Alessandro di Biase, Tanner R. Devlin, Maciej Kowalski and Jan A. Oleszkiewicz are with the University of Manitoba. For more information, email: jan.oleszkiewicz@umanitoba.ca

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Customizing water efficiency solutions for industrial manufacturers

By Alyssa Cerbu and Eric Meliton

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he manufacturing sector in Canada faces many challenges related to international competition. To remain competitive, companies must seek viable solutions while still complying with industry standards, such as Good Manufacturing Practices for food and beverage and pharmaceutical manufacturers.

One such challenge is the rising costs of production due in large part to the costs of inputs, such as energy and water.

For a small to medium sized business especially, these strains can hurt profit and overall security. Therefore, it becomes more important to try to minimize costs and maximize resource productivity in a way that is feasible for the business, remains in line with their existing operations and ensures compliance with their industryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s regulations.

Partners in Project Green, a group within the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, works with businesses in the Greater Toronto Area to help customize solutions for their various environmental challenges. It has been developing a series of capital projects to showcase best practices in water stewardship and what is feasible for any set of operations.

PARTNERS IN SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAMMING Partners in Project Green works with the Region of Peel, York Region and City of Toronto to increase the effectiveness of existing municipal water efficiency programs. Through enrollment in these municipal programs, commercial and industrial manufacturers can obtain capital efficiency recommendations they can implement to realize savings on their utility bills. Frequently, however, businesses do not know where to start and find that water efficiency is not a concern for all internal stakeholders.

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Top: As part of the retrofit projects, a reverse osmosis system was installed to filter process water for reuse as scrubber make-up.

Right: Enviro-Stewards Inc. worked closely with Dextran Products Ltd. to identify opportunities for retrofit projects in their plant.

and vendors that support the implementation of process water and wastewater efficiency technologies.

Through a series of workshops and its municipal partnership with the City of Toronto, Partners in Project Green was put in touch with Dextran Products Ltd., which used over 13,000 m3 of water per year. As part of the vendor network, Enviro-Stewards Inc. worked closely with the company to identify opportunities for retrofit capital projects in their plant

that would add up to efficient water and energy savings.

Dextran Products have been operating in their Toronto production facility for over four decades, manufacturing bulk dextran powders and liquids for sale and export through an international network of human and animal health product distributors. They are primarily used to treat anemia in pigs as well as for biological and biochemical research. Derivative continued overleaf...

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WATER TREATMENT Table 1. System retrofits at Dextran Products Ltd.

RETROFIT INSTALLATION

BEFORE

AFTER

Temperature regulating valve for vacuum pump: The process utilizes a sludge machine that filters out iron from wastewater utilizing a vacuum pump, which requires cooling water.

System did reuse some water, but a large volume of water going down the drain had additional cooling capacity.

A new temperature regulating valve allows the flow to be regulated to remove only the necessary amount of heat from the vacuum pump. Cooling water is now sent to a storage tank to be reused by the scrubbers, thereby halving the amount of water going down the drain.

Connecting reactors to cooling tower: The reactor vessels are where production takes place and require cycles of heating and cooling.

Municipal water went straight down the drain after cooling phase.

Through connecting three reactors to the cooling tower, they will be reducing water consumption associated with cooling tower.

Cooling tower sump: Water utilized for their cooling tower.

Cooling tower was using a large volume of make-up water and sump was constantly overflowing.

Working to increase blowdown setpoint to reduce the volume of make-up water used by their cooling tower. Float valve was fixed to stop overflow of the cooling tower sump.

Resin regeneration: A resin tank is used in a production step that utilizes water in various stages.

A lot of the water was unsuitable for reuse and sent down the drain due to its acidic or basic properties.

Through installing controls and piping, acceptable water will be sent to the scrubber water make-up tank for reuse.

Condensate recovery system: Reactor vessels in the process are heated with steam that is generated in a boil and, later, condenses.

Condensed water was sent to drain at each reactor.

The hot, condensed water is used to preheat the make-up water for the boilers thereby reducing energy and water consumption.

Reverse osmosis system: A significant step in production process is distillation.

Process water, a mixture of water and sugar, was sent to drain after distillation.

A reverse osmosis system filters the water and sugar so that water can be reused as scrubber make-up and the remaining, concentrated sugar can be potentially sold.

Pump cooling: A pump in the boiler room requires water for cooling and to maintain a seal.

Cooling water was going to the drain.

Cooling water will be sent to the scrubber water make-up tank for reuse.

applications include: adjuvants, emulsifiers, carriers and stabilizers in pharmaceutical and cosmetic preparations.

The company was paying extremely high water bills, upwards of $230,000 on average per year. Although this excessive cost was a primary motive for their capital project installation, they also wanted to promote themselves as a greener, more ethically responsible company which complied with regulations and participated in programs with the City of

Toronto (i.e., Sewer Use By-Law, Industrial Water Rate and Sewer Surcharge Rebate). Through its retrofits, Dextran Products wanted to also capitalize on monetary incentives available from Partners in Project Green, as well as Enbridge, for reducing water and natural gas usage in their processes.

Additionally, these efforts would ensure Dextran Products were compliant with water quality pharmacopeia standards for its products around the world, thereby

allowing them to ship globally.

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HOW DEXTRANâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S SYSTEM WORKS According to different global pharmacopeia standards, Dextran Products, as a compliant pharmaceutical manufacturer, cannot reuse water in their product. By customizing their manufacturing process, however, they are able to reuse water in other processes within their operations (i.e., boilers, rinse systems and systems that do not require fresh-

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water), without directly impacting the purity of the final products. They are, therefore, able to cut down on their resource use and save money while still maintaining and complying with industry and sector standards.

A customized solution to process water and wastewater challenges can really work with an organization’s existing infrastructure needs, which, in this case, involved compliance with restrictive pharmaceutical manufacturing regulations. Their intricate system went through several design phases with Enviro-Stewards Inc. and is incredibly interconnected. It is a good example to showcase that several small changes in one’s manufacturing process can equate to large, overall water and energy cost savings. Details of their overall system retrofits are provided in Table 1.

Overall, through closing these loops and adjusting their process, Dextran Products are able to save 45,450 m3 of water annually, which had an equivalent cost savings in 2016 of $109,760. They

also directly benefited from an additional $10,000 worth of natural gas saving and $600 in cooling tower treatment chemicals. Should they be able to filter some of the sugar from the water, they will be able to benefit from an approximate $8,800 from the sale of concentrated fructose.

Innovative Water Technologies project was facilitated through the support of the vendor network.

The ultimate goal is to utilize Dextran Products’ success to showcase to other manufacturers in the Greater Toronto Area that it can be beneficial to enroll in municipal water efficiency programs.

LESSONS LEARNED Also, this project can help encourage Through customizing their system, other businesses to explore water reuse Dextran Products were able to directly and energy efficiency improvements benefit from small process changes within their own facilities. that had low costs and risks associated Process water and wastewater effluent with implementation that added up to improvements in a facility do not have a larger water and energy cost savings to be complex and expensive to add impact. And, these retrofits are still in up to large savings for an organization. compliance with industry regulations Simplistic solutions to these manufacturing challenges can help organizations for the pharmaceutical sector.

Partnerships were also critical to the reduce costs, showcase their competisuccess of this project. Partners in Proj- tiveness and grow their business. ect Green played an educational role to help key stakeholders at Dextran Prod- Alyssa Cerbu and Eric Meliton are with ucts understand the importance of and The Toronto and Region Conservation potential results from water efficiency. Authority. Email: acerbu@trca.on.ca or Additionally, implementation of the emeliton@trca.on.ca

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Water Research Foundation project creates biofiltration knowledge base

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iological filtration (biofiltration) is the operational practice of managing, maintaining, and promoting biological activity on granular media in a filter to enhance removal of organic and inorganic constituents before treated water is introduced into the distribution system. Biofiltration systems are widely operated throughout North America by surface water facilities that utilize bacteria to treat and enhance their finished water quality. Some utilities have varying levels of unintentional biofiltration occurring without the process being fully accepted (e.g., granular activated carbon filter caps).

Together, these facilities have a number of different design configurations and treat a wide range of water qualities. To date, there has been no complete summary of the existing biofiltration facilities in North America and the context in which they operate. One of the major barriers to more widespread acceptance of biological filtration is the lack of recognized fullscale experience and accepted design and operating parameters.

A recent Water Research Foundation project has created an interactive Knowledge Base tool to aid water utilities in the evaluation of biofiltration as a viable and proven approach for drinking water treatment. The tool was designed to provide facility design, operating details, and industry-wide experience of biofiltration systems so users can analyze the information presented and determine the best approach for implementing and operating biofiltration facilities.

The Knowledge Base contains current industry terminology, a technical reference list, links to WRF-funded biofiltration research reports, full-scale case studies and frequently asked questions. It also contains a relational database containing planning, evaluation, design, and operating information from utilities across Canada and the US. This database provides downloading options, as well as a survey portal for uploading new information. The 34 | February 2017

An evaluation of treatment efficacy is needed if a water plant is to include biofiltration.

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basic design of the Knowledge Base is comprised of an input module (e.g., survey), a warehouse module (e.g., database) and an output module (e.g., reports).

Through the survey, utilities can enter relevant data into the Knowledge Base and query stored information. The warehouse module houses biofiltration utility information, case studies, links to reports, frequently asked questions, and other downloadable resources. It also serves as the source for the reporting module, which generates downloadable utility information reports, based on reconfigured queries by geographic region, phase, or facility size. The reporting module also allows for comparison of the userâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s data entries to the industry and a download of industry data to various software formats.

To obtain information from participating utilities for the Knowledge Base, an initial survey structure was assembled, reviewed, and optimized to create a balanced questionnaire that addressed key factors for implementing biofiltration.

To summarize the results of the Knowledge Base and participant surveys, a Current Practices Manual was assembled to create a resource that addresses design, operation, and monitoring of biofiltration systems.

PLANNING To identify motives for biofiltration implementation, key drivers for biofiltration at water utilities were evaluated for initial planning stages. Enhanced treatment performance and finished water stability were widely recognized as benefits of biofiltration. Other advantages, such as energy and chemical cost savings and process sustainability, were also reported.

Regulatory support and public perception were also factors considered as limitations. Taste and odour concern was reported as the most common driver, followed by improving filter performance and total organic carbon removal. In addition, several facilities indicated that disinfection byproduct removal and water quality in the distribution system were strong drivers for implementing biofiltration.

Conversely, consideration was also given to the negative impacts of investing in biofiltration systems, such as uncontrolled biological fouling and failure of associated biofiltration equipment.

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WATER TREATMENT on the feasibility of biofiltration for a The Knowledge Base also contains a relational facility, an evaluation of treatment efficacy is needed to develop full-scale database containing planning, evaluation, design implementation criteria. Bench, design, and operating information from utilities pilot, and demonstration scale testing can help optimize biofiltration implemen- across Canada and the US. tation and identify process limitations.

Sixty-eight percent of the utilities that responded to the Biofiltration Knowledge Base survey indicated that they utilized the base layer and anthracite or granular ment capacity, underdrain type, loading preliminary testing to prove effectiveness activated carbon as the top layer (74%). rate, filter redundancy, media selection, of biofiltration at their facility.

Empty-bed contact time was consid- backwash requirements (surface wash, ered to be an important criterion for air scour, backwash loading rate, and DESIGN designing effective biofiltration systems. duration), and solids handling.

During the evaluation process, param- For backwashing, 24% of the utilities eters and criteria are typically compiled reported using chlorinated or chloram- OPERATION for design of the full-scale biofiltration inated water for biomass control during Operational parameters can greatly system. Detailed designs are differenti- backwash events. Some 70% use air affect the efficacy of biofiltration during ated by design requirements, site specif- scouring for removal of particle accu- non-steady state (start up or transitionics, electrical demands, and structural mulation. Approximately half of the util- ing) and steady-state (normal operation) requirements. Raw water quality and ities responding to the survey retrofitted conditions. Filter loading rates, backwashfinished water quality objectives were the conventional filters into biofilters, while ing procedures, pH, disinfectant residmain process drivers governing biofiltra- the other half initially implemented their ual, nutrient availability, and upstream tion selection, design, and operation. filters as biofilters. process operation can all impact biofilter According to survey results, most Primary capital cost drivers associated performance. Survey results indicated biofilters Waste are Water dualproducts media, with sand as with biofiltration were identified as treat- that typical biofilter filter run times are 4.65 x 4.65.pdf 1 1/26/2016 9:25:59 AM between 24 and 96 hours, and may exceed 200 hours in some scenarios.

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Changing characteristics of wastewater means using different pumping options

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re-moistened personal wipes and related fibre-based products, such as baby wipes, disposable diapers and hygiene products, have become very popular with consumers and an important growth area for manufacturers. Personal wipes alone are a $6-billion industry in North America. It is projected to grow by 6% annually for at least the next five years.

However, for operators of municipal wastewater treatment systems, the accelerating use of these fibre products, which are often marketed as being “flushable”, is a growing problem. Unlike traditional toilet paper, which breaks down relatively quickly in the waste stream, the new products are tough and durable. They remain largely intact in the sewer system, where they can form large masses which can obstruct and clog pumps.

The Municipal Enforcement Sewer Use Group (MESUG), made up of 25 Canadian communities, has estimated that efforts to deal with blockages from the new fibrous products are costing Canadian ratepayers at least $250-million a year.

Reduced water flow in sewer systems from conservation measures has compounded the problem of clogging prone materials by resulting in a "thicker" wastewater flow.

the fast-rotating impellers of centrifugal pumps can encourage the formation of large tangles of fibres and plastic film.

Pump manufacturers have introduced a number of products aimed at mitigatPUMP STATION DESIGN ing the problem of clogging due to solids.

The starting point for avoiding costly While none of these offer a complete soluand frustrating problems in wastewater tion, they do offer welcome relief in many management is specific design features of situations. A variety of different impeller pump stations. These must be protected types have been developed.

DENSER FLOWS AND LOWER Large clearance impellers: A tradiwith effective screening systems that will VELOCITIES intercept large solid objects before they tional approach for avoiding blockages Water conservation measures that have enter the main part of the wastewater due to solid material has been to follow the reduced the amount of water flowing into treatment facility. Settling basins can also so-called “10 States Standard” and choose sanitary sewers actually have compounded be beneficial, since these help separate pumps and impellers with large free the problem of clogging-prone materials. abrasive materials, such as sand, before passages. A pump’s free passage is defined These measures have certainly reduced the they cause erosion of pump impellers and as the size of a solid sphere that can pass load on fresh water supply systems, but other mechanical components. through the unit without getting caught. they have also contributed to an increase Careful plant layout and sump design While this measure addresses the problem in the percentage of solids in the waste can reduce problems with sediment of large solid objects, it doesn’t completely stream. This results in “thicker” wastewa- buildup, or, at least, make it easier to clear answer the challenge of fibrous tangles. ter and reduced flow velocities. Lower flow these deposits.

However, ample clearances are still benevelocities, especially in horizontal pipes ficial, since they reduce the chances that and sewers, mean that solid wastes are IMPROVING PUMPS a tangled mass of fibres will get caught in more likely to settle out and form obstrucWastewater management systems rely the throat of a pump and cause a blockage. tions near elbows and valves. on moving water from one place to another, To achieve large free passages with and pumps play an essential role in this mid-sized pumps, it is usually necessary CONFRONTING THE CHALLENGE process. However, pumps are particularly to reduce the number of impeller blades, There is no single solution to the clog- vulnerable to being clogged with fibrous which can have an adverse effect on ging challenge. It must be addressed on materials. The circular motion created by continued overleaf...

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many fronts, from design of the entire pumping station, to pump impeller design and selection, to a fresh approach to this increasing problem.

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Anti-clogging impeller designs: These offer reduced sensitivity to clogging, thanks to specially contoured leading edges that are shaped to avoid catching fibrous material and the elimination of the troublesome gap between the impeller shroud and the volute casing. These impellers have generous clear passages and can pass reasonably large chunks of solid waste.

The principal disadvantage of this type of impeller is that their pumping efficiency is lower than the best closed-vane impellers, especially under low flow conditions. These types of impeller are Diagram of the AmaDS3 pump station. also less than ideal when pumping wastewater with significant hydraulic efficiency. Modern designs, such Since there is only limited contact sand content. Erosion of the vanes can as a single-vane closed impeller, provide a between the impellers and the pumped increase tip clearances and reduce pumpreasonable trade-off between hydraulic fluid, these work well with waste streams ing efficiency.

Grinder impellers: These have sharp efficiency and large free passage. that contain significant amounts of abraVortex impellers: These have much sive material. They also resist cavitation blades mounted near the pump intake shallower vanes than conventional and work well when there is gas (dissolved that are intended to cut the fibrous open-type impellers and work by induc- or in bubbles) in the fluid. Vortex impel- strands into smaller pieces. ing a vortex in the pump casing. Pump- lers can also be operated at very low flow IMPELLER SELECTION ing action depends on the difference rates without overheating problems. between the low pressure at the centre While free-flow vortex impellers have There is no single impeller type that of the vortex and the relatively high traditionally had relatively poor pump- can solve all wastewater pumping probpressure around the outer edge. Because ing efficiencies (in the 40% – 50% range, lems. The best course of action is to gain of the stubby vanes and large clearances, compared to 75% – 80% efficiency for the a firm understanding of the nature of the this type of impeller is very resistant to better closed-vane impellers), modern solid contaminates in a particular wasteblocking or clogging. designs are closing this gap. water stream and choose the equipment

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that has the best chance of dealing with these specific challenges.

While appropriate impeller selection can drastically reduce the occurrence of clogs, it is still recommended to have a plan in place to address clogs when they do occur. One option is to run the motor backwards, reversing the flow and clearing the blockage. The “deragging feature” can be helpful in the short term, but, of course, the tangled mass of solid waste that caused the initial problem remains in the sump where it must be addressed.

Otherwise, it will likely grow and cause additional problems.

back most solid chunks and fibrous material. The relatively solids-free water then continues to a holding tank.

When the control system senses that the tank is nearly full, it turns on pumps that reverse the flow back through the screening chamber. Check valves prevent flow back through the inlet pipe, so that the water, which is once again carrying the solid materials in suspension, is forced through the outlet piping, downstream to the next stage in the wastewater processing cycle.

Since the pumps only have to handle pre-screened water, there is much less risk that they will become jammed with SPECIAL SOLUTIONS solid materials. In practice, each unit has KSB’s AmaDS3 pump station is two separation chambers and pumps designed so that solids in the water have that act in parallel as redundant systems. as little direct contact with the pumps as In the event that one of these systems possible, nearly eliminating the occur- requires attention, it can be isolated with rence of clogs. This is achieved through a manual valves and taken apart for clearspecial flushing cycle. Wastewater enter- ing or service, while the other side of the ing the pump station first passes through unit remains operational.

AmaDS3 pump stations are built as a pair of screening chambers which hold

a sealed unit and are designed to be installed in a dry well. The exterior of the unit remains dry and clean, so that maintenance operations are less dirty and difficult. Because the solids separation system is largely self-cleaning, due to the reverse flow cycle, these units require relatively little maintenance. When work is required, the separation chamber and booster pumps are conveniently located on the exterior of the unit where access is easy. In addition, since the pumps and impellers can be optimized for hydraulic performance, these units can deliver significantly lower energy costs.

They are especially useful in situations where flow volumes are low, head requirements high and the likelihood of encountering significant amounts of solid and fibrous wastes is also high. These conditions can often occur in semi-rural areas and vacation properties.

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Alternative COD monitoring tool helps pulp and paper operations

By Stephanie Horner, Maggie Grierson and Robert Menegotto

Recalcitrant COD is composed of organics that do not readily oxidize under biological conditions and are problematic in pulp and paper effluents. © Igor Groshev – stock.adobe.com

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he EUREKA Cluster for Water provides transnational collaboration for innovative projects in water and environment. “Novel Concepts for the Reduction of Recalcitrant COD in Water Intensive Industries” is a recent project that focuses on the pulp and paper industry. (www.acqueau.eu) Recalcitrant COD can also be referred to as hard COD in some industries. It is composed of organics that do not readily oxidize under biological conditions and are problematic in pulp and paper effluents. MANTECH’s photoelectrochemical Chemical Oxygen Demand (peCOD) method was used to evaluate COD reduction by new technologies used at various stages of the pulp and paper wastewater treatment process.

The peCOD method eliminates the use of mercury, dichromate and concentrated acid, and generates COD results in 15 minutes. The core of the peCOD

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technology utilizes the high oxidation potential of UV irradiated TiO2 nano-particulates to fully oxidize all present species. The testing range is 0.7 mg/L-15,000 mg/L of COD. Incorporating dilution can extend this range.

The peCOD method is approved by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MOECC Method E3515). It is also an approved ASTM International method for drinking water treatment plants (raw and treated water).

Through the pulp and paper project, MANTECH is working with a variety of international research partners to evaluate and verify the correlation of peCOD to conventional dichromate COD. FPInnovations, located in PointeClaire, Quebec, is one of the Canadian research partners working with MANTECH. FPInnovations compared MANTECH’s

automated L100 and online P100 peCOD analyzers to the conventional dichromate testing method. A variety of samples from both kraft and mechanical pulp mills across Canada were collected and sent to their lab for analysis. Both filtered and unfiltered samples were run in triplicate for COD, on each of the peCOD models, and using the dichromate method.

The automated L100 peCOD is a benchtop model for analyzing multiple grab samples. Sample preparation, such as filtering, is completed by the operator, with the remainder of the peCOD analysis running unattended. The online P100 peCOD is fully automated to analyze one sample stream at a time. It can filter, and connect directly to Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system. Both systems were operated at FPInnovations to verify their variability and robustness, using an abrasive sample matrix.

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A recent report from FPInnovations concluded that solids in wastewater effluent do not significantly contribute to total COD. From a variety of primary and secondary treated effluent samples, including both kraft and mechanical pulp mill operations, COD from solids typically represented less than 2% of the total. This will not impact the overall COD result obtained with the peCOD, as the technology requires sample filtering of at least 50 Âľm.

A strong correlation between the standard dichromate and peCOD method confirmed this with r2 values ranging from 0.92-0.99 on both peCOD models.

On average, where differences existed, the peCOD method gave slightly higher COD results than dichromate. This could be due to the peCOD more effectively oxidizing recalcitrant COD present in treated effluent samples.

Results obtained from FPInnovations were also confirmed by two research partners in Finland that are part of the Novel Concepts for the Reduction of Recalcitrant COD in Water Intensive Industries project. In Finland, research partners are utilizing all peCOD models in two separate pulp and paper labs. They are also using an online P100 peCOD, installed at the influent stage of a mechanical pulp and paper millâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wastewater treatment plant.

With the data currently being collected

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from all pulp and paper research partners, MANTECH is working on the next generation online P100 peCOD analyzer that has the capability to operate remotely through a web-based platform.

Outside of the recalcitrant COD project, there is a full scale pulp and paper facility utilizing the peCOD to minimize cost and increase performance. A Chilean mill laboratory has installed a peCOD unit, which provides results to process engineers 2.5 hours faster than the dichromate method.

This led to a reduction in hypochlorite used for bleaching, no loss of product quality, lower organics in the waste water plant and reductions in chemical and energy use for treatment. The total savings over 12 months was $3 million

dollars (US). The return on investment on the peCOD unit was a mere three days.

CONCLUSIONS The strong correlation between peCOD and conventional dichromate suggests there is potential for peCOD as an online monitoring tool to help both in-mill operation and wastewater treatment optimization. It is also a safer, faster, and greener procedure to perform than conventional dichromate testing.

Stephanie Horner, Maggie Grierson and Robert Menegotto are with MANTECH. For more information, Email: info@mantech-inc.com, or visit www.mantech-inc.com

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Thermal flow meters chosen for WWTP cogeneration system

By Ray Heulitt and Art Womack

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large regional wastewater treatment Waste and natural gas blended system. plant recently launched a project to build a cogeneration waste-toenergy project. It was intended to power a portion of its operations, including a new ultraviolet disinfection system, which was needed to help the plant meet discharge limits.

The plant performs primary, secondary, tertiary and sludge treatment processes and serves over 250,000 residential customers and 3,000 industrial and commercial customers. A maximum peak flow of 380 ML can be processed daily.

The facility’s management team wanted to achieve both environmental and cost savings goals with the cogeneration system. Four large 1.5 MW cogeneration power production engines, fueled in part by digester gas, were installed. Large gas reciprocating engines, like these, have high electrical efficiency rates with a relatively Installed FCI ST98 thermal mass flow meters. low environmental impact. By providing energy directly from the load source for use in the plant, there is very little energy loss due to transportation and distribution.

The team chose to power the engines with natural gas. This would sustain the BTU levels required by the engines in the event that digester gas production was too low. The blended waste gas and natural gas system was necessary because the plant didn’t always produce enough waste gas to operate at least two of the four cogeneration engines at 70% of the load needed for plant operations.

CONTROL PROBLEM The team needed a solution to meet the cogeneration engines’ control system requirements for independent flow measurement of both the digester gas and the natural gas lines, in order to blend the mixed gas properly. To minimize training and service/support costs, they wanted to use the same flow meter technology from a common vendor for both the digester 44 | February 2017

and natural gas lines.

The meters had to measure accurately and be unaffected by continuous engine vibration in a dirty environment. Also, they had to be capable of measuring a

mixed composition of both digester gas, methane (CH4) 60% + carbon dioxide (CO2) 40%, and natural gas, methane (CH4) 90% + ethane (C2H6) 10%. They had to be installed on 100 mm and

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150 mm lines and measure a flow rate of up to 14 Normal Cubic Metres per Minute (NCMM). Temperature conditions ranged from 10°C - 38°C at a pressure of 4 bar[g]. The flow meters needed to work accurately at a pipe straight-run of 120 pipe diameters.

SOLUTION After consulting with the applications team at Fluid Components International (FCI), treatment plant engineers chose the FCI Model ST98 thermal mass flow meters. These were then installed on both the digester gas and the natural gas lines at the plant. The flow meter’s standard 4-20 mA analog output of flow rate was wired into the wastewater treatment plant’s four-engine control system.

FCI’s thermal dispersion sensing technology provides direct mass flow measurement. It places two thermowell protected platinum resistance temperature detectors (RTD) in the process stream. One RTD is heated while the other senses the actual

Thermal mass flow principle of operation.

process temperature. The temperature difference between these sensors generates a voltage output, which is proportional to the media cooling effect and can be used to calculate the mass flow rate.

An additional benefit of FCI’s direct

mass flow sensor technology is that the meter also includes built-in temperature compensation to ensure repeatable and reliable measurement even in extreme environments, such as those found in outdoor wastewater treatment plants.

This temperature compensation technology adjusts automatically for accuracy to changes in seasonal temperatures, such as cold winters, hot summers and periods of high humidity.

The ability to measure both digester and natural gas with the same meter has allowed for significant cost savings. The cogeneration system is now running at the highest level of efficiency, in large part thanks to flow meters.

Ray Heulitt and Art Womack are with Fluid Components International. For more information, visit: www.fluidcomponents.com

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Operators turn to alternative technologies to deal with ‘flushable’ wipes

By Kevin Bates

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n the past 15 years, disposable wipes have found their way into our daily routines. Once the industry began marketing them for household cleaning and “flushable” bathroom use, their sales and adoption steadily increased.

When the wipes industry began pushing their products into the marketplace, they were simply resized baby wipes made of a stretchy synthetic material called spunlace, which resisted breaking apart in water by design. The wipes you pick up in the store today, however, are likely made of cellulose substrate, which disperses only slightly better than spunlace. It still requires intervention to fully break down. What this means is that the wipes flushed down the toilet don’t break apart like toilet paper, and won’t unless they are mechanically agitated.

In the consumer’s mind, if something has “yucky stuff ” on it, then into the toilet it goes. The sewer professional’s hope is that the treatment plant’s headworks screens can deal with the debris once it arrives.

The reality is that the disposed-of wipes often do not even have a chance to reach the screens, before they weave together in the collection systems and clog pumps, valves and pipes. In recent years, large cities have reported “fatbergs” in their systems. These are balls of fats, oils and greases that have congealed with sanitary items and wipes to block the pipes.

LABELS AND LAWS The ultimate solution to the “war on wipes” is to keep them from finding their way into the waste in the first place. This means educating the public and changing their behaviour. Many municipalities and WIPES IN THE WASTE STREAM nonprofit groups have taken on public With the flood of wipes products being awareness campaigns, including humoremployed in households and businesses ous commercials and parody game shows, Disposed-of wipes often weave into massive around the world for myriad cleaning and about what can and can’t be flushed. ragballs in collection systems, clogging pumps, hygiene purposes, toilets have become the Unfortunately, public outreach has proven valves and pipes. natural trashcans for these used products. to only have a temporary effect on the

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amount of debris flushed into the system.

So, some cities and industry officials are trying legal tactics to combat the wipes epidemic.

New York City, for example, is introducing a bill that would fine any store selling wet wipes that don’t comply with stiff new regulations. Those regulations include strict limits on which products non-woven manufacturers can label as flushable.

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is also tackling the term “flushable,” and is currently working to develop an international standard for labeling wipes. Manufacturers would only be able to add “flushable” to their labels if the wipes endured and passed specified flushing tests.

While these steps will help with wipes specifically designated safe for flushing, the disposable wipes problem is much bigger than just a label. A study conducted by the Maine Wastewater Control Association found that 90% of the products

pulled from the waste stream during their tests were never designated as flushable in the first place. Flushability standards, like those proposed by ISO and New York City, will only address 10% of the problem typically found in today’s sewage.

CHALLENGE OF MODERN SEWAGE Pump stations and collection networks are seeing a new kind of sewage-filled debris that they were never designed to deal with. The heavy solids loading in today’s sewage easily overwhelms traditional pumps, including solids handling pumps, and can create problems for size-reduction equipment, like sewage grinders. The Santa Margarita Water District in California has firsthand experience with today’s more challenging sewage.

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pump protection against tough debris for years to come. For many years, that proved true, until the early 2000s when the composition of influent became heavily loaded with disposable wipes.

The ever-increasing number of wipes and rags in the wastewater stream began proving too difficult for their original Channel Monster to handle. While it would process the waste, the wipes would become long, stringy bits of debris that would twine together and build up in the wet well.

“We have a bank of four VFD controlled pumps at the facility. Typically, we run an alternating cycle, with two pumps operating and then switching to ensure equal runtime,” said Ron Johnson, the senior supervisor at the facility. “This operating sequence, with the pumps modulating around 50 Hz, kept up with plant flow requirements. But, starting in about 2012, the pumps would begin to lose efficiency as the wipes’ loading increased.

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Pump stations and collection networks are seeing a new kind of sewage-filled debris that they were never designed to deal with. maintain plant production. Once they reached 60 Hz, we would need to shut down the plant to derag the pumps.”

The deragging process started to become necessary every two to six weeks.

It required two operators for about two hours each time. And, due to some aging isolation valves that leaked, the plant needed to be entirely shut down during deragging. These unplanned shutdowns were costing the district an acre-foot of reclaimed water production per month.

Labour costs added up to about $15,000 per year.

HANDLING WIPES IN THE WASTE STREAM Since the likelihood of wipes being

eliminated from our waste streams anytime soon is not high, operators are turning to alternative technologies to address the challenge. One proven strategy is preconditioning all of the solids before they reach the pumps. Grinding wipes along with other waste before it gets to the pumps has shown to be a very effective method for preventing damage, eliminating risks, and reducing the time and energy costs associated with clogging. Grinding wipes, along with other solids, reduces the matter to a size that can pass through pumps and collections systems without reweaving.

Dual-shafted grinders, which use low-speed, high-torque grinding to break down troublesome solids, are one of the

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most effective means of shredding wipes.

With two rows of hardened steel cutters that rotate toward one another, cutter teeth will actively grab solids and pull them through the cutter stack, shredding the debris into smaller pieces.

JWC has introduced Wipes Ready Technology for their Muffin Monster models, which use new cutters, screening drums and operating technologies to improve debris capture rate and cut wipes into smaller squares. Testing showed that these enhancements eliminated the formation of long strips and rag balls.

SOLUTION FOR A WATER DISTRICT The Santa Margarita Water District began looking for a long-term solution to their ragging problem, since both the cost and safety concerns were not sustainable.

“We considered changing out the current pumps to a new set of chopper pumps.

But, this option would cost $100,000 and wasn’t really going to solve the problem,” said Johnson. “We still needed to maintain our inlet Channel Monster to take care of

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larger debris the pumps couldn’t handle.”

Johnson ultimately decided to upgrade the facility’s Channel Monster to a new Wipes Ready perforated drum configuration. The coil drums of the original Channel Monster were designed to capture large debris and push it into the grinder’s cutter stack for size reduction. “This upgrade cost significantly less than purchasing a whole new set of pumps,” Johnson said.

“Plus, this is a solution that will completely eliminate the pump clogging problems we were having.”

Since the new Channel Monster drums were installed in 2014, the district has had zero pump-clogging issues at the facility, and has returned to using two pumps at a time instead of all four. Pumping energy costs have decreased $78,000 per year and manual pump deragging has been eliminated.

Kevin Bates is with JWC Environmental, who are represented in Canada by ACG Technology Inc. For more information, email: mike@acgtechnology.com or visit www.acgtechnology.com

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Agricultural lands can adversely impact groundwater quality by increasing the levels of certain chemicals such as nitrates. © Leonid Eremeychuk – stock.adobe.com

Monitoring nitrate levels in groundwater vital to protection of public health

By Kerim Kollu

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onpoint sources of pollution, such as agricultural lands and fertilized lawns and gardens, adversely impact groundwater quality by increasing the levels of certain chemicals and nutrients such as nitrogen. The main concern about nitrogen-containing compounds is nitrate, due to its high prevalence in fertilizers. Because nitrate is highly soluble it tends not to get filtered out like other contaminants, as the water seeps through soil layers down to the groundwater level.

How much nitrate reaches the groundwater zone from agricultural applications is governed by varying levels of crop watering and irrigation, as well as changing rainfall levels. Other sources of nitrates in groundwater are unmaintained septic tanks and leaking sewer pipes. It is therefore important to monitor nitrates as often as possible in groundwater, since levels can be difficult to predict and may 50 | February 2017

potentially indicate presence of other contaminants.

HEALTH EFFECTS OF NITRATES IN DRINKING WATER When nitrates enter the bloodstream, they reduce the ability of red blood cells to carry oxygen, which has serious health effects. This is particularly important for infants under the age of six months where excessive levels of nitrates lead to methemoglobinemia, or “blue baby syndrome.” Prevention of the blood from providing enough oxygen to cells in the body gives the skin a characteristic blue colour, and leads to very serious health problems.

Studies have indicated that people who have heart or lung disease, certain inherited enzyme defects or cancer, may be more sensitive to the toxic effects of nitrates than others. In addition, some experts believe that long-term ingestion

of water high in nitrates may increase the risk of certain types of cancer. For these reasons nitrate is a regulated water quality parameter.

Smart water management requires reliable and quick detection of nitrates to allow water utilities to provide a timely response in order to better protect public health.

PROBLEMS WITH ANALYSIS When nitrate analysis of water involves sending samples to a third party laboratory, certain issues are encountered. Laboratory methods are lengthy and expensive, and samples may be compromised during transportation. The length of time it takes to report back to the client inhibits the usefulness of the information, and the extra costs associated with laboratory testing reduce the frequency of sampling.

Monitoring of nitrates in drinking

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water on-site and in real time is straightforward with the use of Real Tech’s nitrate analyzers. Nitrates have a characteristic absorbance curve in the UV region which makes them an excellent candidate for detection by spectrophotometry. However, organic compounds, nitrites, iron, manganese and suspended solids also absorb UV light and interfere with nitrate detection.

To compensate for these potential interferences, Real Tech’s nitrate analyzers are equipped with proprietary algorithms that use absorbance information from strategically selected wavelengths of light. In addition, the Real Clean automatic cleaning system ensures that the sensor is kept free of fouling and drift. This saves time and labour as manual cleaning and calibration are not typically required, while accurate readings are maintained.

One water utility, that provides groundwater to residents from hundreds of wells in a rural area, requires online monitoring to ensure that nitrate levels are maintained in compliance with drinking water regulations. Some of the wells have high nitrate concentrations in the water, while others do not.

The water utility manages this situation by blending waters from clean wells with nitrate contaminated wells to ensure that the finished product water has nitrate levels well below the regulatory limit of 10 mg/L NO3 as N. Before the treated water is pumped into the distribution network, it is monitored for pH, residual chlorine and nitrates.

Real time monitoring is a much needed decision-making tool for this utility as it provides the required water quality information within minutes and allows for immediate action to protect the public from exposure to high levels of nitrate in their drinking water.

The utility participated in a four month study of Real Tech’s nitrate analyzer, to test accuracy and demonstrate the effect of fouling. Results showed it maintained a steady baseline close to 0 mg/L, thanks to the automatic cleaning system, and was able to accurately report nitrate events.

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CONCLUSIONS Real time monitoring is an excellent tool for ensuring public safety by providing vital information in a timely manner. It provides data, both spatially and temporally, by continuously analyzing the water on-site, as opposed to laboratory testing methods which analyze small volumes that are widely spread over time. This allows for better

trend and event monitoring, optimizing the decision-making processes. Finally, real time monitoring can be used for optimizing the water blending process, saving energy and costs in water stressed regions.

Kerim Kollu, PhD, is with Real Tech Water. Email: kerim@realtechwater.com

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Anaerobic reactors for cold climates must be specially engineered

By Shannon Grant

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naerobic reactors for cold climates must be engineered to mitigate low ambient temperatures. Fluctuating temperatures either stimulate or inhibit microorganisms, affecting biological treatment performance and biogas generation.

In the microbiological world, temperatures ranging between 40°C – 60°C are referred to as thermophilic; temperatures ranging between 20°C – 40 °C are known as mesophilic.

Thermophilic methanogenic bacteria are much more sensitive to temperature fluctuations. This means they require a longer period to adapt to changing temperatures to achieve maximum biogas production. Scientific research suggests that thermophilic biomass is more sensitive to process upsets. This sensitivity, plus the additional energy required to maintain the higher temperature, may not be worth the increased biological activity.

Mesophilic bacteria, on the other hand, can endure wider temperature fluctuations without significant impact on biogas production.

INSULATING FROM THE GROUND UP In winter, heat naturally wants to transfer from warm reactors to colder surroundings. Seasonal variations in air and soil temperatures affect this significantly.

The depth to which the ground freezes depends on how cold the air temperature is, how long temperatures stay below freezing, and the depth of the insulating cover (such as snow). If there is persistent snow cover, the ground may only freeze to a few centimetres below the surface.

Long cold spells with no snow cover can cause the ground to freeze much deeper.

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Biogas scrubbers at Slave Lake Pulp.

precautions, reactor contents risk freez- per-year bleached-chemi-thermo-meing. Reactors can be partially buried to chanical pulp mill located in northern aid with heat retention. Insulating the Alberta. The mill primarily processes surface and digging the reactor deeper aspen to produce market pulp for the into the soil contributes to less heat loss global market. and a higher reactor temperature during Slave Lake Pulp generates a highcold weather. strength wastewater stream, which was previously being treated in an enerCASE STUDY – SLAVE LAKE gy-intensive conventional activated PULP MILL sludge system. The mill frequently alterSlave Lake Pulp, a subsidiary of West nates pulp brightness grades, resulting Fraser Mills Ltd., is a 240,000 tonne- in fluctuations in the wastewater’s chemEnvironmental Science & Engineering Magazine

ical oxygen demand (COD) concentrations from 5,000 mg/L – 19,000 mg/L. This meant that process stability and the ability to handle variations in hydraulic and organic loads were important factors when selecting an anaerobic digestion system.

The mill also needed a wastewater treatment solution that could stand up to cold temperatures. From October to April, northern Alberta experiences freezing temperatures and many winter days do not rise above 0°C. Since both the wastewater treatment process and biogas production are temperature dependent, it was important to find the right solution.

With assistance from the Climate Change and Emissions Management Corporation and the Government of Alberta, Slave Lake Pulp embarked on a biomethanation and power generation project that would anaerobically digest pulp mill effluent to generate biogas to be used as green energy.

the mesophilic range.

The system includes an insulated cover to provide thermal protection to aid in anaerobic digestion. The cover captures methane that is produced during the process. Biogas generated in the system migrates to the reactor cover’s perimeter, where blowers pull it through the scrubbing system, boost the pressure, and transmit the scrubbed biogas to a set of three 3 MW gensets designed for biogas applications. This methane-rich biogas is used to reduce the mill’s dependence on fossil fuels.

THE RESULTS The wastewater treatment and wasteto-energy system is helping the mill improve the quality and consistency of final effluent and biogas production, despite cold temperatures. The reactor can handle swings and peaks in hydraulic and organic loads, and digests over 85% of the biochemical oxygen demand load anaerobically. No aeration and minimal THE SOLUTION mixing are required. Anaerobic pre-treatSlave Lake Pulp chose an in-ground ment has allowed the mill to decommisADI-BVF® reactor measuring 120,000 sion two of the four existing aeration m3 for anaerobic effluent pre-treatment. basins, simplifying the overall treatment The low-rate treatment system is believed system and reducing operating costs.

The system requires little operator to be the first in Canada for the pulp and attention and decreases sludge generapaper sector.

ADI Systems designed and installed tion for the overall wastewater treatment the wastewater treatment system to system. Anaerobic digestion has also consistently achieve high organic removal reduced chemical usage by 50% – 70% efficiency and biogas production, yet and significantly reduced electrical and the technology is relatively simple and sludge disposal costs. has few moving parts. The reactor was Biogas generated during anaerobic constructed as an earthen basin with digestion has provided the mill with a a concrete perimeter wall lined with a green energy source. 10.4 GJ of biogas geotextile underlay and geomembrane energy is generated per tonne of COD liner and cover system. Construction anaerobically removed, resulting in up crews battled cold temperatures, winter to 6 MW of electrical power generation. winds and limited daylight hours.

The biogas scrubbers are among the The biomethanation and power gener- world’s largest biological scrubbers ation project also included a BioGasclean installed in terms of hydrogen sulfide biological scrubber system to reduce the load treated. When the ADI-BVF reachydrogen sulfide content in the biogas tor is treating the design organic load generated from the ADI-BVF reactor. It during “high-loading” production runs, consists of two parallel 550 m3 scrubbing approximately 30,000 m³/d of methane tanks, filled with packed media and Thio- is produced. This is roughly enough bacillus bacteria which biochemically energy to heat 4,000 Canadian homes. convert sulfide in the biogas to sulfate.

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Analyzing wastewater digester heating requirements

By Ivan Drako, Ron Cariglia and Sean Hutchinson

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he anaerobic digestion process that maintains suspended-growth treatment for the stabilization of organic materials and biosolids is widely utilized as a method for handling of solids produced from various treatment operations at a wastewater treatment plant.

This is a continuation of a previous article in the September/October 2015 issue of Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine (www.esemag. com/digester-heating), which presented an analysis of anaerobic digester heating requirements.

Conclusions summarized in the previous article stated that approximately 75% – 95% of the total digester heat loss is attributed to the non-insulated below grade digester structure. If the below grade structure of the digester had been furnished with thermal insulation, a reduction in the heat loss might have been in the range of 35% – 40% of the total heating needs. These conclusions were not reviewed in detail previously. This article is an attempt to present several aspects of digester heating requirements, when the below grade structure is furnished with thermal insulation.

For these analyses, a primary digester with similar physical dimensions to those in the first article is utilized. The 33.5 m diameter digester has a fixed concrete roof and conical floor slab, each connected by 12.2 m high side walls, with an operating liquid depth of 10.8 m. The above grade wall height and below grade wall depth of the digester structure is approximately equal. The above grade structure has been thermally insulated, and the below grade has thermal insulation installed to the frost line depth only. The following assumptions were applied: • For the analyses, the digester structure was divided into areas with similar heat transfer characteristics, including the roof, above grade walls, below grade walls and buried floor slab.

• The outdoor temperature was assumed to vary from -35°C – +40°C for winter and summer, respectively.

• The soil temperature is assumed steady at any depth of the buried digester structure located below the frost line.

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• The sludge recirculation pump flow is assumed to be constant over the entire review period.

• For mesophilic digestion, sludge temperature is being maintained between 36°C – 38°C. Target temperature is achieved by transferring heat from hot water to sludge via a heat exchanger, followed by recirculation of the heated sludge back to the digester tank, in order to prevent stratification of the solids and to maintain homogeneous temperature in the digester reactor.

• For these analyses, the thermal characteristics of rigid cellular glass insulation were used. Insulation thickness considered for the analyses varied from 25 mm to 100 mm (in 25 mm increments) or as a combination of different thicknesses applied to below grade structural elements.

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ANALYTICAL RESULTS Thermodynamic analyses were conducted on the digester structure, using several different thermal insulation scenarios, including the installation of thermal insulation on the digester below grade walls only, and also on the below grade walls and floor.

Heat losses calculated for each season’s temperature and for each below grade insulation scenario were presented as sludge temperature rises that should be maintained in the heat exchanger, in order to compensate for heat dissipation.

Figure 1 presents the overall digester temperature rise required to be maintained for various scenarios of thermal insulation applied to the below grade structure, including insulation of the buried walls only and also the buried walls and floor. For comparison purposes, and in order to understand heat loss trends, the digester temperature rise for the existing non-insulated below grade structure scenario was also provided, i.e., a “no insulation” scenario.

Heat loss distributions between the above grade and below grade structures of the digester were estimated for various thermal insulation scenarios of the buried digester structure. The chart shows variations of the below grade structure heat loss as a percentage of total digester heat loss throughout the year. (See Figure 2) Overall heat loss reduction as a result of the insulation of the digester’s below grade structure was calculated and is presented in Figure 3. The chart shows the heat loss reduction as a percentage of the total heat demand needed to be maintained throughout the year for a digester with a “no insulation” below grade structure. Heat demand of the existing “no insulation” scenario equals 100% for each scenario and is not shown in the chart.

In order to demonstrate practically heat demand reduction as a result of thermal insulation applied to the below grade structure, the mitigated heat loss (via insulation) was converted to the volume of natural gas that would have been needed to operate the digester

Figure 1: Heat exchanger temperature rise. (W) refers to wall insulation thickness (floor is not insulated); (F) refers to wall and floor insulation thicknesses.

Figure 2: Digester below grade structure heat loss.

Figure 3: Digester heat demand reduction.

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Table 1: Reduced usage of natural gas and reduced emissions of main combustion products. For the analysis, the cost of natural gas is assumed to be $0.12/m3.

Insulation Scenario

Heat Loss Reduction

Savings in Natural Gas Consumption

Reduced Emission of

Wall, mm

Floor, mm

W/h

kW/year

m3/yr

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H2O, kg/yr

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38,655

338,618

32,716

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63,990

52,355

50

0

49,363

432,420

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boiler. This was for the generation of hot water as the energy source for heating digester sludge in the heat exchanger.

Reductions in the major combustion products emitted to the atmosphere as a result of less boiler operation were also estimated.

CONCLUSIONS The results are useful for new digester design and operation purposes.

• Digester reactor heat loss decreases if thermal insulation is installed on the buried structures. It is obvious that the more area of the digester structure that is thermally insulated, the less heat dissipating outwards occurs.

• It appears that the insulation thickness is a secondary factor and less significant for overall heat loss reduction than the extent of insulated area of the buried surface. For example, a 25 mm thermal insulation applied to the entire below grade structure provides substantially

more reduction of overall heat demand than 100 mm of insulation applied to the buried walls only.

• Regardless of year-round variations of the outdoor temperature, insulation applied to the buried structures provides constant heat loss reduction.

• Cost savings presented are calculated based on fuel savings. By operating the boiler for lower heat generation, the life of the equipment may be extended, and there will be a reduction in maintenance costs. If there are several digesters at a plant (usually located close to each other), a smaller boiler may be designed and installed, providing some reduction in capital cost. (See Table 1) • Combustion of reduced quantities of natural gas will also result in reduced GHG emissions, including carbon dioxide and water vapour. Other combustion products, such as particulates, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen, will also be reduced.

• The estimated payback period (based on fuel savings) for cellular glass thermal insulation installed on the below grade structure of the digester may be in a range of 8 – 12 years, depending on site conditions, digester design and thickness of insulation.

The analyses presented should be considered primarily for the design and construction of new digesters. Upgrading existing digesters with thermal insulation installed in the below grade structural elements, may be not cost-beneficial.

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Effectively using BAF technology in cold climates for high level nitrogen, TSS reduction

By John He, Glenn Thesing, Hong Zhao, Rich DiMassimo, Luke Wood, Louis Ortenzio, Mark Drake, Mathew Edds, Meg Hallowed and Pia Prohaska

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iological active filters (BAFs) are the most successfully and widely used biofilm-based nitrification or nitrification and denitrification system for simultaneous NH4-N oxidation, NOx-N reduction, and suspended solids removal through the media bed.

BAFs, operating either in down-flow or upflow hydraulic conditions, have evolved from a biological nitrogen removal (BNR) treatment option to a fully mature and accepted biological wastewater technology.

The key distinguishing characteristic of the BAF process is that the microorganisms live in a biofilm attached to a media surface, rather than being freely suspended in the wastewater. The solid surface is fixed in space with the wastewater flowing over it in media beds. The media bed has a very high specific area (> 1,000 m2/m3) and relatively low void space (35% – 40% of porosity).

This allows the process to develop and maintain a large biomass population per unit volume for biodegradation of carbon, ammonia and nitrate. This ensures that filtration and clarification can achieve very low effluent TSS (less than 10 mg/L).

Hydraulic retention times (HRTs) can be extremely low when support media of high specific surface area are utilized. For example, both downflow with sunken media and upflow with floating media, BAFs with a specific surface area greater than 1,000 m2/m3 can give HRTs of less than two hours for complete BNR. The biofilm-based BAF process has a few distinct advantages over conventional activated sludge (CAS) technology for nitrogen removal. Accumulation of biofilm attachment on media surface 58 | February 2017

Top view of typical BIOSTYR cells.

eliminates volume constraints imposed by a settler, so the physical footprint is significantly smaller than a clarifier-coupled CAS system.

Simultaneous ammonia removal or NOx-N reduction on media surface, with TSS removal through pores and interstitial void spaces in the media bed, eliminates the need for a separate liquid-solids separation unit. The presence of a large population of biofilm prevents washout of microorganisms.

This allows substantial BNR even at HRTs well below those that would cause washout in a CAS bioreactor.

Thus, the performance of BNR removal is always guaranteed, regardless of water temperature. Finally, nitrogen stripping and re-oxygenation of mixed liquor prior to entering the secondary clarifiers are not required, so re-aeration is not mandatory for the tertiary post-denitrification system.

BAF technology has been successfully in use for at least two decades for BNR. But, it is commonly believed that it is not possible to achieve ultra-low

substrate concentrations, especially ammonia and nitrate concentrations in the effluent, due to the mass transfer limitation across the mass transfer layer and within biofilm. Design, upgrade, and successful operation of complete nitrogen removal to achieve less than 1.0 mg/L TN, with HRTs ≤ 2 hours in cold climates (≤ 10°C), has not been previously demonstrated in the field.

Three plants were used in a recent study. Plant A was originally a secondary carbon removal biological activated sludge plant that had to meet total nitrogen (TN) limits of 3.0 mg/L on an annual average basis and 2.0 mg/L over the summer months. To help ensure that the stringent TN requirement was being met consistently, Plant A commissioned a full scale Kruger tertiary nitrification and denitrification (N-DN) BIOSTYR® system in August 2006.

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respectively, in tertiary effluent. The influent wastewater temperature typically varies from 7°C – 20°C. Plant B was originally constructed in the 1950s and was facing the challenge of meeting its permit for total suspended solids, carbonaceous chemical oxygen demand, ammonia nitrogen, and TN. To address this challenge, Kruger’s tertiary N-DN BIOSTYR was chosen.

The system was designed to treat 53.6 MGD of secondary effluent from the existing high pure oxygen (HPO) plant to achieve advanced wastewater treatment standards and produce less than 0.5 mg/L NH4-N, and less than 1.0 mg/L NOx-N in tertiary effluent on a monthly average basis. Minimum design water temperature during the winter is 10°C. Plant C was also a secondary carbon removal CAS system with trickling filters and aeration basins. Due to short solids retention times of less than two days and low water temperatures, the

existing secondary CAS was incapable of oxidizing NH4-N and meeting the new TN limits of 3 mg/L. In order to meet the TN requirements, Plant C chose Kruger’s tertiary N-DN BIOSTYR system and upgraded its existing secondary carbon removal only CAS plant to an advanced municipal wastewater treatment plant.

This provided tertiary-level BNR and TSS removal.

The system was designed to treat 14.2 MGD of secondary effluent from the existing CAS plant to achieve advanced wastewater treatment standards and produce less than 3 mg/L TN in effluent, with approximately 2.0 mg/L of the total represented by refractory dissolved organic nitrogen (RDON).

rate (VLR) and NH4-N removal rates.

At temperatures less than 10°C, the NH4-N removal rate increased linearly with applied NH4-N VLR less than 40 lb/1,000 ft3/day.

At temperatures around 20°C, the NH4-N removal rate was directly proportional to applied NH4-N VLR, with applied NH4-N VLR less than 55 lb NH4-N/1,000 ft3/day. In these ranges, the NH4-N removal rate increases as applied NH4-N VLR increases, and it is a first order reaction with respect to applied NH4-N VLR. The applied NH4-N VLR cannot be increased indefinitely. At a temperature equal or less than 10°C, once applied NH4-N VLR exceeds the 40 lb/1,000 ft3/ day, the NH4-N removal rate has reached NITRIFICATION PERFORMANCE a plateau. This represents a zero order Operation data from Plants A, B, biofilm in which the NH4-N removal and C tertiary N-DN BAF plants indi- rate does not increase as applied NH4-N cated that there is a correlation between VLR increases. In other words, NH4-N applied NH4-N volumetric loading removal rate is not limited by the bulk

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NH4-N concentration. But rather, it is limited by the rate of oxygen transfer to the biofilm.

DENITRIFICATION PERFORMANCE Operation and performance guarantee data from Plants A, B, and C also indicated that denitrification performance is good and consistent for post-denitrification, as long as the flow distribution condition is acceptable; sufficient external carbon source is available; and/or unexpected media bed clogging does not occur very often. HRTs in the post-denitrification BAF can be as short as 20 minutes.

In addition, eliminating oxygen transfer relieves the biggest limitation on the sludge volume loading rate (SVLR).

Thus, SVLR can be much higher than for aerobic biofilm processes. The fullscale results from Plants A, B, and C indicated that monthly average NOx-N concentration has been consistently lower than 0.5 mg/L at applied NOx-N

around 20°C, the NOx-N removal rate was also proportional to NOx-N VLR, with applied NOx-N VLR less than 90 lb NOx-N/1,000 ft3/day.

TSS REMOVAL PERFORMANCE TSS removal performance at the plants went well. Full-scale plant operation and performance guarantee testing data indicated that less than 10 mg/L of TSS concentration on a monthly average basis is achievable in a tertiary denitrification BAF with a simultaneous reducing Pipe gallery in a BIOSTYR system.

NOx-N (denitrification) process. Tertiary N and denitrification BAFs performed sludge loading rate (SLR) as high as very well in terms of TSS removal.

The floating media that is retained by 80 lb NOx-N/1,000 ft3/day.

The basic relationship between applied nozzle plates has about 35% – 40% void NOx-N SLR and NOx-N removal rate space (porosity) that allows TSS accumuis similar to that of the nitrification lation during the filtration phase. This process. At temperatures less than 10°C, provides additional filtering to ensure a NOx-N removal rate increased linearly low solids concentration (≤ 10 mg/L) in with applied NOx-N VLR less than 80 lb the tertiary BAF effluent.

NOx-N/1,000 ft3 /day. At temperatures continued on page 112

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Edmonton evaluates LID stormwater management in cold climate conditions

By Xiangfei Li, Kerri Robinson, Danlin Su, Ross Bulat and Andrew Liu

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ow impact development (LID) is a stormwater management and land development approach that mimics the natural hydrological cycle to manage stormwater at its source(s).

Bioswale LID features have been increasingly applied in green field development and redevelopment to treat stormwater and enhance aesthetics of the communities. Bioswales are open channels with dense vegetation specifically designed to attenuate, treat and convey stormwater runoff.

Stormwater volume and flow rate are reduced as the water moves along bioswales. Contaminants are settled, filtered, absorbed and/or biodegraded as the water slows down and percolates through the vegetation layer into the ground. Bioswales can green a community, improve air quality, provide wildlife habitat, and contribute to flood mitigation.

Bioswales are being applied in Edmonton as part of the City’s LID implementation plan and environmental initiatives.

The City promotes bioswale application and has developed design guidelines and provided training to LID practitioners.

The use of bioswales is encouraged but not yet mandated. For them to become the norm, further understanding of how to address cold climate challenges is critical.

The City keeps track of bioswale facilities, conducts demonstration projects, and monitors their performance to understand what would and would not work in Edmonton’s cold climate conditions.

The City maintains an LID facility inventory map that includes seven types of LID features installed around Edmonton. Explore the map and LID features at www.esemag.com/bioswale-edmonton.

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Example of a bioswale not performing (left) due to snow plowing and sedimentation issues. A performing snow covered bioswale (right). Bioswales should be located with consideration to snow storage and traffic issues, as de-icing salt can harm plants and vegetation.

storage is important for the success of the bioswale application. Bioswales located along a bus route faced the most challenges related to snow plowing and storage. This is particularly important in a municipality like Edmonton, where winter conditions necessitate the extensive use of street sands along arterial roads and bus routes.

FLOATING MULCH Mulch plays an important role in plant health and stormwater water quality treatment. It can prevent weeds, keep moisture in the soil, and strain pollutants in stormwater. On the other hand, mulch was observed to float in the channel of a few bioswales after storms. Mulch is a landscaping product that is not typically considered in drainage designs. Specifications rest with landscape architects by default. It is therefore important that landscaping architects understand the functions and limitations of mulch related to its role in LID facilities.

Mulch should be tested in water before being installed due to the lack of mulch specification for LID application

and field experience.

FLOW BYPASS Field inspections observed that flow bypassed curb-cut inlets due to improper grading and/or overgrowth of grass that can block flow coming into bioswales.

This can be a design or construction issue.

SIDE SLOPE INSTABILITY Steep side slope and lack of energy dissipation can cause side slope instability.

PHYSICAL DAMAGE Parking lot bioswales accepting sheet flow are prone to vehicle damage. Curbs or chains around the bioswale should be considered to protect the bioswale facilities. In addition, snow should not be stored on a bioswale unless the facility is specifically designed to take it. Sand and gravel applied during winter maintenance can clog the soil mix of the bioswale during snowmelt and reduce its permeability. This can in turn cause ponding during storm events.

Salt in the snow can harm plants and vegetation in the bioswale. To mitigate

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snow impact, designers need to properly size the bioswale and locate it so that there are other spaces left for snow storage. Prioritizing street sweeping operations in areas upstream of bioswale facilities prevents highly concentrated sediments and sand from entering, avoiding potential soil clogging issues.

SEDIMENTATION CONTROL DURING CONSTRUCTION Sedimentation control is critical to achieving the designed infiltration rate of bioswales. Field observations noted that bioswales on public lands were generally protected from sediments released as a result of construction activities. Bioswales located in the middle of the road in a greenfield development faced the most challenges because there are typically multiple contractors and home builders working in the stripped catchment area. It takes years for full build-out to occur and for the catchment areas to be completely

stabilized with vegetation.

SEDIMENTATION CONTROL POSTCONSTRUCTION A common issue in established bioswales is the accumulation of sediments around bioswale inlets or even caking on the bottom of the facilities.

Post-construction sediment control is an integral part of maintenance that affects the long term health and functionality of a facility.

improve construction practices and longterm maintenance.

RECOMMENDATIONS Based on monitoring results and field inspection information, future work to improve bioswale implementation should include the following: • Start to clean up sediments accumulated around the inlets or in the bioswales.

• Enforce implementation of sedimentation control measures and reporting and include reports on sedimentation control LONG TERM MAINTENANCE into project acceptance inspection.

Identification of the department(s) • Design with consideration of snow responsible for various aspects of inspec- removal and sand/gravel impact on tion and maintenance should occur at bioswales. the planning stage. Then, the relevant • Monitor water quality treatment effibusiness areas are able to provide input ciency. into the facility design to ensure operational needs are considered. The City Xiangfei Li, Kerri Robinson, Danlin is in the process of implementing their Su, Ross Bulat, and Andrew Liu are Low Impact Development Construction, with the City of Edmonton. Email: Inspection and Maintenance Guide to xiangfei.li@edmonton.ca

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Using geothermal energy for heating and cooling could drastically cut GHG emissions

By Bill Eggertson

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ccording to the federal Comprehensive Energy Use Database, Canada consumes 8,707 petajoules (PJ) of energy each year, which is equivalent to 2,400 billion kilowatt-hour. Of this total, the vast majority involves the combustion of natural gas, oil, propane, diesel or other fossil fuels which emit the most greenhouse gas (GHG).

Until now, discussion over how to constrain the rise in temperature to less than 1.5°C has focused on increasing our reliance on the 20% of energy that is transmitted as electricity. Efforts to eliminate coal-fired power and to increase output from solar panels and wind turbines have resulted in a greening of our grid. If we avoid the debate over methane emissions from large hydro dams, ignore that natural gas emits half the GHG of burning coal, and sidestep the sensitivity of including nuclear in the “clean energy” category, the overall policy target is clear: electrify

everything.

The climate change plan in Ontario, which generates 60% of its electricity using nuclear power, has set the scene for large amounts of power to fuel electric vehicles and to displace natural gas in space heating. With two-thirds of Canada’s power currently coming from large hydro-electric facilities, and construction underway from Muskrat Falls in the east, to Site C in the west, our national commitment to electrification will not dim anytime soon.

There will be significant challenges to increasing generation capacity and to increasing the share from non-combustion sources. This will result in opposition from western provinces whose economies are based on fossil fuels, and complaints that renewable energies cannot be turned on and off, and can destabilize the grid.

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wean factories off combustion technologies. Transportation consumes another 30%. Solar photovoltaic systems and wind turbines can be located close to load, but it is unpopular for large generating facilities to be situated close to population centres.

Much work is being done to develop a wide range of engineering solutions to reduce Canada’s GHG emissions from industrial processes and transportation. However, the third-largest energy consuming sector (27%) is buildings.

Here, there is much opportunity for planners, builders and occupants to seize the potential of geothermal heating.

Ground source heat pumps were highlighted as a potential silver bullet in the “trial balloon” climate change plan released by the Ontario government in 2016. They can supply 100% of a building’s space and water heating, as well as space cooling. These three uses represent 84% of the energy load in our residential sector and 69% in commercial-institutional (CI). Collectively, these consume 21% of Canada’s energy. Integrating a sustainable space conditioning technology offers the easiest solution for building owners and occupants to control costs, comfort levels and environmental footprint.

A heat pump needs electricity to run compressors and pumps, but these components transfer renewable thermal heat out of the ground and upgrade it for space heating and water heating demand. In summer (or throughout the year in many CI facilities), the circuit is reversed to provide space cooling. Over the past 25 years, energy intensity in buildings has slowly decreased as insulation improves, LED lighting increases, and appliances become more efficient.

But, the consumption of energy for space cooling continues to rise at double-digit levels as weather patterns change.

A ground source heat pump can transfer from four to seven units of thermal

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energy from the ground for every unit of electricity that is used by its working components. That net delivery (co-efficient of performance) is all renewable energy. Geothermalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s inherent energy efficiency dramatically lowers the need for new generating capacity (solar or wind, nuclear or gas) and significantly reduces infrastructure costs to transmit power from the generation site.

Other benefits include complete dispatchability (it runs when you touch the thermostat), climate resiliency (tornadoes and ice storms cannot damage a buried ground loop), suitability for district heating and cooling (common in Europe), hybrid applications (such as Torontoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s deep lake water cooling), and the ability to avoid peak rates.

Geothermal has been available for many years and thousands of systems have been installed in homes and offices across Canada. They are buried in over-burden or granite, sunk in harbours or lakes, used to isolate foundations from

Bill Eggertson installing his own geothermal loop.

permafrost in the Arctic, and in every conceivable configuration. The cost of the energy supply system (the loop) has always been the major impediment to the technology.

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costs can be minimized for both creation and transmission of power. With the burgeoning market in solar panels and other distributed generation, tied with the increased efficiency of battery storage, ground source heat pumps are a logical option to reduce the 500 billion kWh currently used each year to heat and cool buildings.

The climate change plan in Ontario specifically states that new buildings will be required to have net-zero emission by 2030. So, gas heated homes will need to install solar panels or another carbon-offsetting option to comply.

Of the total energy bill for the average home in Canada, six units are consumed for space heating in winter, two units for water heating, two units for plug load throughout the year, and a growing fraction for space cooling in summer.

A geothermal home would still require two units for plug load but its efficiency means that only two units of energy would be required for all space

Geothermal loop being installed at Horton High School in Nova Scotia.

heating, cooling and domestic hot water demand. This is a 60% power saving.

Adding solar panels to the roof would allow a geothermal house to surpass the concept of net-zero and become a “carbon sink” by emitting no GHG (in regions where the grid is used to transmit clean power). This is because it is supplying renewable energy into the grid.

The primary objective of the Canadian Chapter of the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association

is to roll out a new training curriculum for dealers in the geothermal industry, with a focus on installations in the CI sector. Residential installations are relatively easy to design. Office buildings have far more variables which, if optimized, can result in higher efficiencies and lower costs.

Canada’s changing climate, and the resulting changes in environmental policies to mitigate the impacts, will require an unprecedented level of commitment from all sectors. It will demand even more creativity to reach the requisite targets. While new and different sources of energy will be needed, all applications and end uses need to be re-engineered.

Also, conservation and efficiency must always be at the top of the list.

Bill Eggertson is with the Canadian Association for Renewable Energies.

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Collecting a sample as part of Canada’s Chemical Management Plan.

How effective are WWTPs at removing harmful chemical substances?

By Shirley Anne Smyth

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unicipal wastewater is recognized as an important pathway for harmful chemical substances to enter the environment. In 2009, the Government of Canada’s Chemicals Management Plan (CMP) was expanded to include monitoring and surveying chemical substances in municipal wastewater treatment plants across Canada.

SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER Sampling points for the wastewater monitoring program provide information on levels of substances in raw influent, primary effluent after physical settling of solids, and final effluent after biological treatment, phosphorus removal, filtration and disinfection. Sampling also includes primary sludge (PS), waste biological sludge (WBS), and treated biosolids, to 68 | February 2017

determine which substances partition to solids and their fate during the solids treatment process. (See Figure 1) Raw influent, primary effluent, and final effluent samples were collected as 24-hour composites from all mechanical WWTPs and lagoons where possible.

Primary sludge, waste biological sludge, treated biosolids, and lagoon effluent samples were collected as grabs. Each WWTP was sampled for three consecutive days during warm and cold seasons.

ing program has generated data on a wide range of PPCPs. The results include: • Limited removal capacity by primary treatment and trickling filter treatment.

Moderate removals (mean 30%) from activated sludge, biological aerated filter (BAF), and biological nutrient removal (BNR) processes. Parent compounds were removed more effectively than metabolites. A few compounds showed strong sorption to solids.

• Mixed removal capacity by a membrane bioreactor plant. Final effluPHARMACEUTICALS AND ent contained some pharmaceuticals at PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS concentrations >500 ng/L, while others Pharmaceuticals and personal care accumulated in sludge. Some substances products (PPCPs) have been a topic showed >90% removal from wastewater, of great interest in environmental and while some were not removed at all. wastewater treatment studies since the • Mixed removal capacity for 115 PPCPs early 2000s. In collaboration with Health in five wastewater treatment types. Some Canada, the CMP wastewater monitor- compounds were removed by biodegradaEnvironmental Science & Engineering Magazine

tion, some by sorption to solids, and some remained in effluents. Removals higher than 80% were observed at temperatures above 13°C, hydraulic retention time (HRT) longer than 15 hours, and solids retention time (SRT) longer than six days.

Removals were correlated with COD removal and degree of nitrification.

Figure 1. Sampling locations (orange) on a general schematic of a secondary activated sludge wastewater treatment plant with anaerobic digestion.

BROMINATED FLAME RETARDANTS Flame retardant (FR) residues have been measured in many organisms, human tissue, serum and milk. The polybrominated diphenyl ether (PBDE) family of FRs was heavily used in foams and household plastics. However, because of their persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic characteristics, their use was phased out from 2004 to 2013. PBDEs, along with four other brominated flame retardants (BFRs) that could become replacements in industry, were one of the first substance groups included in the wastewater monitoring program. continued overleaf...

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PBDEs and BFRs were detected in all samples at levels ranging up to 1,000 ng/L in influent and 260 ng/L in effluent, and up to 6,000 ng/g in treated biosolids.

They were >90% removed in all wastewater treatment processes, except chemically-assisted primary treatment where removal was 70%.

Removal from water occurred through partitioning to solids, not through biodegradation, and was not dependent on temperature. Optimal conditions for removal from water were >2,000 mg/L mixed liquor suspended solids (MLSS), >9 days SRT, and >10 hours HRT. Levels of BFRs in biosolids increased due to destruction of volatile solids during anaerobic digestion, but decreased due to dilution during alkaline treatment.

BISPHENOL A Bisphenol A (BPA) is used in polymer manufacture for protective coatings on electrical and electronics equipment, and as a liner and coating in food and beverage containers. BPA is a xenoestrogen that can disrupt the endocrine system and its use in polycarbonate baby bottles has been prohibited in Canada.

BPA was monitored in the same treatment systems as the PBDEs. It was always detected in influents, sludge and biosolids.

It tended to be removed during biological treatment processes, with BAF, membrane bioreactor and BNR systems showing the best removal. Chemically-assisted primary treatment showed minimal removal.

Better removal was observed at higher temperatures in aerated lagoons, secondary treatment and BNR treatment. Greater than 80% removal of BPA could be achieved with HRT 13 hours, SRT 7 days, and MLSS 1,600 mg/L at warm temperatures. HRT 13 hours, SRT 17 days, and MLSS 5,300 mg/L would be needed to achieve the same removal at cold temperatures. BPA was always detected in solids. Levels in anaerobically digested biosolids were higher than those in PS, WBS, alkaline treated biosolids, and aerobically digested biosolids.

Partitioning of BPA from water to solids was minimal. Biodegradation under aerobic conditions was an important removal mechanism. No biodegradation appeared to occur under anaerobic conditions.

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Mehrzad Parsa clears a plugged influent strainer as part of the monitoring program.

NONYLPHENOL ETHOXYLATES Nonylphenol ethoxylate (NPE) surfactants have been used extensively in cleaning products, degreasers, textile processing, protective coatings, and pulp and paper processing. In 2001, NPEs were added to the List of Toxic Substances under CEPA 1999 because of their potential for endocrine-disrupting effects.

In response, Environment and Climate Change Canada required a 95% reduction of NPEs in soap and cleaning products, and processing aids in the textile and pulp and paper industries by the end of 2010.

These source reductions were intended to reduce levels of NPEs in wastewater effluents. Therefore, in order to evaluate whether these actions were having the

intended effect, NPEs were monitored at participating WWTPs in 2010 and 2011.

NPEs were monitored in raw influent, final effluent and treated biosolids, at warm and cold temperatures. They were always detected in influents and frequently detected in effluents. Influent concentrations tended to be higher, and removal tended to be better, at warm temperatures. NPEs were removed effectively in all processes that included biological treatment (median 91%) compared to primary treatment only (median 54%).

Results showed a 98% reduction in effluent concentrations of nonylphenol from secondary wastewater treatment systems compared to previous data. NPEs were always detected in treated solids.

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Comparison with levels reported previously indicates that NPE levels in municipal wastewater solids have decreased by up to 93%.

was higher at warm temperatures. Results confirmed that sorption to solids, and volatilization in the aeration tank, were the main removal pathways for VMS.

predominant compound detected in effluents, while PFOS was the predominant compound detected in solids. Contrary to most other substances, these PFCs were generated during the wastewater treatVOLATILE METHYLSILOXANES PERFLUORINATED COMPOUNDS ment process, i.e., effluent concentrations Volatile methylsiloxanes (VMS) are Perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) were consistently higher than influent used in many consumer and industrial have very high chemical and thermal concentrations. Higher effluent concenapplications, including medical devices, stability, as well as both hydrophobic and trations were associated with biological personal care products, defoamers, seal- hydrophilic properties. They are used treatment, longer hydraulic retention ants, adhesives and coatings. In 2008, in many applications, including textile times, and warmer process temperatures.

Canada concluded that D4 VMS could stain and soil repellents, grease-proof This phenomenon of PFC formation is be harmful to the environment and that food-contact paper, coatings, surfac- believed to be due to the breakdown of wastewater effluents were an important tants and aqueous film-forming foams unmeasured longer-chain perfluorinated entry pathway. for fire-fighting. Many PFCs have been precursors.

D4 and other VMS were measured in detected in the environment. The two influents and effluents. All samples were most prevalent, perfluorooctane sulfonic CONCLUSIONS collected using grab methods because the acid (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid Wastewater and solids treatment silicone pump tubing in the auto-sam- (PFOA), have had restrictions or prohi- processes are not designed to remove plers caused contamination of composite bitions placed on their use under the chemical substances. However, results samples. VMS were detected in all influ- Stockholm Convention on Persistent from the Chemical Management Plan ents but were below detection limits in Organic Pollutants. have demonstrated that some substances many effluents. Removal of VMS from Thirteen PFCs, including PFOS and are removed from wastewater by degramunicipal wastewater was consistently PFOA, were monitored in the same treat- dation or volatilization and some by >92%, regardless of treatment type, and ment systems as the PBDEs. PFOA was the partitioning to solids. Some remain in effluents.

Biological treatment processes tend to show better removals than physical-chemical processes. Longer retention times and higher temperatures are associated with better removals of some substances. In solids treatment, some substances accumulate during anaerobic digestion. Some appear to be degraded during aerobic digestion. The alkaline ODOUR CONTROL treatment process causes a dilution effect.

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ECO releases new report on Ontario’s GHG progress

sions a further 15 megatonnes (Mt) (by comparison, there was a 12 Mt reduction from 1990 to 2014). Some of Ontario’s challenges include its dependence on fossil fuels for 80% of its energy, and its transportation sector accounts for the fastest growing share of GHG emissions.

By Nivi Ramaswamy The ECO report recommends that the government regularly report on Ontarast November, Dianne Saxe, the Envi- ONTARIO’S CARBON FOOTPRINT io’s entire climate change footprint, as ronmental Commissioner of Ontario The ECO reports that Ontarians have opposed to reporting direct GHG emis(ECO), released the 2016 Greenhouse one of the highest emissions per capita sions alone. Also, higher priority must Gas (GHG) Progress Report. Facing worldwide and that Ontario is warm- be given to reducing Ontario’s methane Climate Change focuses on climate change ing faster than the global average, espe- and black carbon emissions. mitigation (i.e., reducing GHG emissions). cially in the north. From this perspective, The report reviews the science of climate Ontario has adopted ambitious targets CAP AND TRADE PROGRAM change and its global impact. It reports on to reduce its GHG emissions by 15% Ontario’s new Cap and Trade Program Ontario’s current emissions and empha- below 1990 levels by 2020, 37% below is slated to cover 82% of its direct emissizes the urgent need to dramatically 1990 levels by 2030, and 80% below 1990 sions. The first compliance period began reduce GHG emissions. It reviews the levels by 2050. Ontario has met its 2014 January 1, 2017 and is to be linked with measures taken by the government: the target (6% below 1990 levels), mostly Quebec and California in 2018. The ECO Cap and Trade Program; the Greenhouse by closing coal-fired power generat- supports the program, describing it as Gas Reduction Account; and the Climate ing stations. Meeting future targets will reasonable, well-designed and one that Change Action Plan. require substantial effort and innovation. balances the urgent need for GHG reducBy 2020, Ontario seeks to reduce emiscontinued overleaf...

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a 15% reduction below 1990 levels. An additional reduction of 9.8 Mt is expected to come from the Climate Change Action Plan, which will be funded by the GGRA. While applauding the Action Plan’s scope, ambition and valuable initiatives, the ECO is skeptical of its ability to produce 9.8 Mt in new reductions by 2020.

The ECO found that the key proposal to subsidize electricity prices, which is projected to result in 3 Mt of GHG reductions by 2020, will not meet any of the key policy objectives for effective emissions reductions and should not be considered an acceptable use of GGRA funds.

Similarly, the ECO found no evidence to support the claim that low-carbon technology adoption by industry can contribute 2.5 Mt in additional reductions. Saxe even suggests that delays in the Ministry’s processing of applications for approval Ontario motorists started paying about 4.3 cents a litre more for gasoline on January 1, 2017 as to switch to alternative fuels are likely part of the government’s cap-and-trade plan. © Sergiy Serdyuk – stock.adobe.com to reduce the contribution that Ontario industries can make by 2020.

Based on this analysis, the ECO tions with the cost to Ontario citizens mends the government plan for the and businesses. contingency that California’s cap and concludes that the almost 6 Mt gap In 2020, Ontario’s capped emitters are trade system may be altered and/or not be between the 2020 target and the estimated reductions from Cap and Trade and the estimated to have a 24 Mt gap between reauthorized after 2020.

Action Plan, currently expected to be their projected business-as-usual emisfilled by offset credits and the purchase sions and the emissions allowances that GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION of California allowances, may be greater will be distributed by the government ACCOUNT (both free and by auction). To fill this gap, Ontario has chosen a "cap and invest" than the government’s forecast. they have several options that include approach to carbon pricing, wherein reducing their emissions further or buying the government will channel revenue CONCLUSIONS allowances from other jurisdictions. from the Cap and Trade Program into The ECO titled the last chapter of the While linking Ontario’s Cap and Trade a Greenhouse Gas Reduction Account report, “Knowledge + Action = Hope”.

Program with Quebec and California will (GGRA) to fund new GHG reductions It praises Ontario for its efforts to date, reduce costs for Ontario GHG emitters, programs. The ECO questions whether stating: “Ontario has punched above buying allowances from outside the prov- the GGRA fund (up to $2 billion per its weight, and deserves kudos for its ince could impact the actual reduction year) will be genuinely used to reduce active role in national and international of Ontario’s emissions. Moreover, Cali- GHG emissions, or funneled into other co-operation”. However, the it also notes fornia’s cap and trade system currently government priorities. a chasm between what the government faces legal problems. A timely supply of The ECO recommends that the govern- knows and what the public understands. high-quality Ontario offset credits (i.e., ment set out evaluation criteria for Saxe urges the Ontario government to voluntary GHG reductions outside the proposed GGRA expenditures, and an consistently show the public that it takes capped sectors, which can be purchased explicit policy on allocation of funds climate change seriously. by emitters) will prove effective in keep- between competing objectives. Further, The ECO concludes the report by ing investment and GHG reductions in it urges the government to maintain asking Ontarians to step up and not leave Ontario. detailed records of the justification for the combat against climate change entirely The ECO recommends that the govern- each GGRA expenditure. to governments – “No one can do everyment be more transparent about the thing, but everyone can do something.” allocation of free allowances, set legally CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION PLAN binding carbon budgets, and prioritize The Ontario Government predicts that Nivi Ramaswamy is an associate the approval of offset protocols to enable the Cap and Trade Program will contribute at Miller Thomson LLP. For timely and ample supply of high-quality only 2.8 Mt of the 18.5 Mt in GHG reduc- more information, email: Ontario offsets. The ECO also recom- tions needed to achieve its 2020 target of tfarber@millerthomson.com 74 | February 2017

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500-9888 Jasper Ave Edmonton AB T5J 5C6 T: 780-451-7666 F: 780-454-7698 E: mahl@ae.ca www.ae.ca Contact: Lianna Mah, Vice President, Business Development Associated Engineering provides consulting services in the water, infrastructure, environmental, energy, asset management, buildings, and transportation sectors. Our services include assessments, planning, feasibility studies, design, construction, training, operational assistance, and project management. Recognized

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29 Stone Gate Dr Halifax NS B3N 3J2 T: 902-425-8989 F: 902-425-8989 E: magbeti@bio-limno.com www.bio-limno.com Contact: Michael Agbeti, PhD, President Bio-Limno Research & Consulting is an environmental consulting firm that provides a variety of services related to water quality. We specialize in algal analysis (including diatom algae), zooplankton analysis, interpretation of water quality data, and writing of scientific reports.

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CATTERAL & WRIGHT LTD.

426 Sherbrooke Est Montréal QC H2L 1J6 501-50 Minthorn Blvd Markham ON L3T 7X8 T: 905-747-8506

BLANEY MCMURTRY LLP BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS 1500-2 Queen St E Toronto ON M5C 3G5 T: 416-593-1221

BLUMETRIC ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

51 International Blvd Toronto ON M9W 6H3 1221 – 8th St E Saskatoon SK S7H 3L3

CBCL LIMITED

PO Box 20040 Saint John NB E2L 5B2

CCI GROUP

200-7900 Keele St Vaughan ON L4K 2A3 T: 905-856-5200

3108 Carp Rd/PO Box 430 Ottawa ON K0A 1L0 T: 613-839-3053 F: 613-839-5376 E: growth@blumetric.ca Contact: Gary Black

CF CROZIER & ASSOCIATES

BOLTON PHOTOSCIENCES INC.

628 Cheviton Cr NW Edmonton AB T6R 2M5

400-245 Consumers Rd Toronto ON M2J 1R3 T: 416-499-0090

BOMA ENVIRONMENTAL & SAFETY INC.

CHEM SOLV

203-2621 Portage Ave Winnipeg MB R3J 0P7 T: 204-889-5275

BRUCE A. BROWN ASSOCIATES LIMITED

2-109 Vanderhoof Ave Toronto ON M4G 2H7

BULLEE CONSULTING LTD.

200-302 Wellman Lane Saskatoon SK S7T 0J1

BZ ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING

125-70C Mountjoy St N Timmins ON P4N 4V7 T: 705-268-6220 Contact: Mark Bednarz

301-40 Huron St Harbouredge Bldg Collingwood ON L9Y 4R3

CH2M CANADA

PO Box 608 Georgina ON L0E 1R0 T: 905-722-6035

CHISHOLM FLEMING & ASSOCIATES

301-317 Renfrew Dr Markham ON L3R 9S8 T: 905-474-1458 F: 905-474-1910 E: cfa@chisholmfleming.com Contact: R.G. Chisholm

CHURCH & TROUGHT, A TRINITY CONSULTANTS COMPANY

106-885 Don Mills Rd Toronto ON M3C 1V9

C.C. TATHAM & ASSOCIATES LTD.

200-115 Sandford Fleming Dr Collingwood ON L9Y 5A6 T: 705-444-2565 F: 705-444-2327 E: info@cctatham.com www.cctatham.com

102-2934 Baseline Rd Ottawa ON K2H 1B2 T: 613-233-5300 F: 613-233-5501 E: cbrimley@cala.ca www.cala.ca Contact: Charlie Brimley, President & CEO Laboratory accreditation, proficiency testing and training services. Full international recognition worldwide through APLAC and ILAC.

CAMBIUM ABORIGINAL

1109 Mississauga St Curve Lake ON K0L 1R0 T: 705-657-1126 F: 705-657-9231 E: m.jacobs@cambiumaboriginal.com www.cambiumaboriginal.com Contact: Michael Jacobs, General Manager

500-5935 Airport Rd Mississauga ON L4V 1W5 T: 905-695-1005 F: 905-695-0525 E: troy.briggs@cima.ca www.cima.ca Contact: Troy Briggs, Director, Wastewater CIMA is a Canadian consulting engineering company with 2,000+ employees in offices across Canada and in Mississauga, Kitchener, Burlington, Bowmanville and Ottawa. CIMA’s Ontario offices specialize in planning, design and construction management for municipal water, wastewater and infrastructure facilities.

We offer expertise in environmental assessment, process optimization, water resources, sustainable development and LEED facilities design.

CLEARVIEW GEOPHYSICS INC.

12 Twisted Oak St Brampton ON L6R 1T1 T: 905-458-1883 Contact: Joe Mihelcic

CLIFTON ASSOCIATES

2222 30 Ave NE Calgary AB T2E 7K9

COLE ENGINEERING GROUP LTD.

CAMBIUM INC.

52 Hunter St E/PO Box 325 Peterborough ON K9H 1G4 T: 705-742-7900

70 Valleywood Dr Markham ON L3R 4T5 T: 416-987-6161

CANADIAN ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITORS

PO Box 218 Shawinigan QC G9N 6T9

35 Lakeshore Blvd RR#1 Gilford ON L0L 1R0 T: 705-456-1255 E: oldjeepsteer@gmail.com Contact: John Sciberras, President

CASKANETTE UDALL CONSULTING ENGINEERS 248-675 Queen St S Kitchener ON N2M 1A1 T: 519-745-5066 E: bob@caskanette.on.ca Contact: Bob Caskanette

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D.L. SERVICES INC.

PO Box 3014 – 120 County Rd 64 Brighton ON K0K 1H0 T: 613-475-4155

D&G ENVIRO-GROUP

6710 rue Saint-Jacques Suite 108 Montreal QC H4B 1V8 T: 514-932-1688, 888-932-1688 F: 514-932-1911 E: info@dgenviro.com

DESJARDINS FINANCIAL SECURITY (DFSIN) 5070 Dixie Rd Mississauga ON L4W 1C9 T: 905-366-4419 F: 905-276-4964

DESSAU INC.

1060 University Montréal QC H3B 4V3

DILLON CONSULTING LIMITED

800-235 Yorkland Blvd Toronto ON M2J 4Y8 T: 416-229-4646

DML ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES LTD.

7516 Industrial St Niagara Falls ON L2H 1B1 F: 905-351-0740 E: info@dmlenvironmental.com Contact: Dan Lococo

DR. MIKE SHIRALIAN

38 Carluke Cres North York ON M2L 2J4 T: 647-347-4517 E: mikex0123@gmail.com

DRAGUN CORPORATION

CIMA CANADA INC.

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T: 403-273-5868 F: 403-273-5957 E: rbryan@curtisgeo.ca www.curtisgeo.ca Contact: Robyn Bryan - Executive Assistant

CONSULTANTS MESAR INC.

COX-COLVIN & ASSOCIATES INC.

7750 Corporate Blvd Plain City OH 43064 T: 614-526-2040

CRANDALL ENGINEERING LTD.

400-1077 St George Blvd Moncton NB E1E 4C9

CURTIS GEO SOLUTIONS INC.

820 28 St NE Unit 1A Calgary AB T2A 6K1

436 Elmstead Rd/RR 1 Windsor ON N8N 2L9 T: 519-979-7300 E: cpare@dragun.com Contact: Christopher Pare

DST CONSULTING ENGINEERS INC.

203-2150 Thurston Dr Ottawa ON K1G 5T9

EARTHFX INC.

3363 Yonge St Toronto ON M4N 2M6 T: 416-410-4260 E: dirk@earthfx.com Contact: Dirk Kassenaar

EBA ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS LTD.

115-200 Rivercrest Dr SE Calgary AB T2C 2X5

ECOCERN

2311-55 Harbour Square Toronto ON M5J 2L1 T: 416-699-6045 E: dhl@ecocern.ca Contact: David Lewis, Owner

ECOFITTER/ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CONSULTING INC.

400 Highway 529 PO Box 171 Pointe au Baril ON P0G 1K0 T: 705-366-2148 E: astewart.anne@gmail.com www.ecofitter.ca Contact: Anne Stewart

EMSL ANALYTICAL INC.

200 Route 130 N Cinnaminson NJ 08077

ENGLOBE

1821 Albion Road Unit 7 Toronto ON M9W 5W8 T: 416-213-1060 F: 416-213-0170 E: tewfik.atia@englobecorp.com www.englobecorp.com/canada/en Contact: Tewfik Atia, VP Operations

ENVIRONMENTAL BUSINESS CONSULTANTS 33 Wanita Road Mississauga ON L5G 1B3

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Barrie • Belleville • Brampton • Collingwood • Kingston • Ottawa WWW.AINLEYGROUP.COM

T: 905-271-2845 E: john.nicholson@ebccanada.com Contact: John Nicholson

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE SERVICES INC. 411 Arthur St S Elmira ON N3B 2P7 T: 519-504-1205 F: 519-669-4986 E: tim.boose@sympatico.ca Contact: Tim Boose

Delivering proven infrastructure planning & engineering solutions

ENVIRONMENTAL DYNAMICS INC. to satisfied clients for over 50 years

301 George St Prince George BC V2L 1R4

ENVIRONMENTAL ODOUR CONSULTING

1492 Wallace Rd Unit 9 Oakville ON L6L 2Y2 T: 647-988-5814 F: 647-988-5814 E: bokowa.anna@environmentalodourconsulting. com www.environmentalodourconsulting.com Contact: Anna Bokowa, President

Markham, ON 905-747-8506 Vancouver, BC 604-251-5722

ENVIROSIM ASSOCIATES LTD.

Edmonton, AB 780-455-4300 Consulting • Engineering • Construction • Operation

WeKnowWater@BV.com www.bv.com

114A-175 Longwood Road S Hamilton ON L8P 0A1 T: 905-481-2607 F: 905-481-2610 E: bye@envirosim.com www.envirosim.com Contact: Christopher Bye

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1632 – 433 Norwich Ave Woodstock ON N4S 0A8

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ENVIROWEST CONSULTANTS INC.

101-1515 Broadway St Port Coquitlam BC V3C 6M2

ERAMOSA ENGINEERING INC.

90 Woodlawn Road W Guelph ON N1H 1B2 T: 519-763-7774 F: 519-763-7757 E: david.chamberlain@eramosa.com www.eramosa.com Contact: David Chamberlain

ETCOS ENVIRONMENTAL

96 Terrosa Rd Markham ON L3S 2N1 T: 905-471-9890 E: info@etcoscanada.com Contact: Ravi Sharma

EXOVA

2935 Speakman Dr Sheridan Pk Mississauga ON L5K 1B3

EXP SERVICES

301-56 Queen St E Brampton ON L6V 4M8

FIRST NATIONS ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD. 55 Parkside Dr Paris ON N3L 3S6

FUNDY ENGINEERING & CONSULTING LTD. 27 Wellington Row Saint John NB E2L 3H4

G3 CONSULTING LTD.

206-8501 162 St Surrey BC V4N 1B2 T: 604-598-8501 E: whannon@g3consulting.com Contact: Wendy Hannon, Office Administrator

GEOADVICE ENGINEERING INC.

203-2502 St Johns St Port Moody BC V3H 2B4 T: 604-931-0550

GEOPAC INC.

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101-12391 Horseshoe Way Richmond BC V7A 4X6 T: 604-241-7151 F: 604-241-7119 E: wwong@geopac.ca Contact: Wendy Wong

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651 Colby Dr Waterloo ON N2V 1C2

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HEROLD ENGINEERING LTD.

3701 Shenton Rd Nanaimo BC V9T 2H1

HGC ENGINEERING

203-2000 Argentia Rd - Plaza 1 Mississauga ON L5N 1P7

GLOBE

HOULE CHEVIER ENGINEERING LTD.

578-999 Canada Pl World Trade Centre Vancouver BC V6C 3E1 T: 604-695-5001

32 Steacie Dr Ottawa ON K2K 2A9 T: 613-836-1422

GM BLUEPLAN

650 Woodlawn Rd W Guelph ON N1K 1B8

GOLDER ASSOCIATES LTD.

100 Scotia Ct Whitby ON L1N 8Y6

GREER GALLOWAY GROUP

1620 Wallbridge-Loyalist Rd Belleville ON K8N 4Z5

GROUNDWATER ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC.

331 Rodinea Rd Maple ON L6A 4P5

GROUPE CONSEIL BELLEFEUILLE

107 rue St Louis Saint-Eustache QC J7R 1X8

GSS ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS LTD.

1010 9th Ave W Unit 104D Owen Sound ON N4K 5R7 T: 519-372-4828

GUNNELL ENGINEERING LTD.

1110 Stellar Dr Unit 106 Newmarket ON L3Y 7B7 T: 905-868-9400 F: 905-853-5734 E: liz@gunnellengineering.com Contact: Elizabeth Lew, Operations Manager

HYDRATEK & ASSOCIATES

216 Chrislea Rd Ste #204 Vaughan ON L4L 8S5 T: 416-238-7681 x480 E: d.radulj@hydratek.com www.hydratek.com Contact: Djordje Radulj, M.A.Sc., P.Eng. (ON, AB) HydraTek specializes in hydraulic and energy investigations in water and wastewater systems.

With its roots in hydraulic transient analysis, its service offering has expanded into field testing and data collection, pump performance and efficiency testing, computational fluid dynamic (CFD) modelling, amongst other specialized activities. In addition, HydraTek also offers education, training and research services, enjoying strong linkages with the University of Toronto. Based in the Toronto area, HydraTek has provided analytical and field services on assignments throughout Ontario, across Canada, and internationally since its origination in 1988.

J.L. RICHARDS & ASSOCIATES LTD.

864 Lady Ellen Pl Ottawa ON K1Z 5M2 T: 613-728-3571 F: 613-728-6012 www.jlrichards.ca Contact: Brian Hein P.Eng., Chief Environmental Engineer Providing a wide range of environmental services including water and wastewater treatment plants, environmental assessment and planning, solid waste management, water resources and stormwater management, sewer and watermain condition assessment and rehabilitation design and energy management. Offices also in Kingston, Sudbury, Timmins, North Bay, Hawkesbury and Guelph.

J.M. DAVIS AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED 50 Ann St Georgetown ON L7G 2V2

JADE ACOUSTICS INC.

411 Confederation Parkway Concord ON L4K 0A8 T: 905-660-2444 F: 905-660-4110 E: general@jadeacoustics.com Contact: Dalila C. Giusti, Prinicpal/Owner

JFM ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITED

318 Neptune Crescent Unit 1 London ON N6M 1A1 T: 519-951-9191 F: 519-452-3089 E: info@jfmel.com Contact: Frank Colozza, Principal & Senior Hydrogeologist

H.A. FRANCO & ASSOCIATES INC.

HYDROMANTIS ENVIRONMENTAL SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS, INC

JOHN G. PAYNE & ASSOCIATES LTD.

Richmond Hill ON T: 647-468-1134 E: hafranco.associates@gmail.com Contact: Hector Franco

1 James St S Ste #1601 Hamilton ON L8P 4R5 T: 905-522-0012 x224 F: 905-522-0031 E: beres@hydromantis.com Contact: Robert P Beres, Executive VP

HATCH CORPORATION

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KAVANAGH ASSOCIATES (A DIV. OF R.V. ANDERSON ASSOCIATES LTD.)

301-200 S Syndicate Ave Thunder Bay ON P7E 1C9 T: 807-625-8709 F: 807-623-5925 E: david.gibbs@hatch.com www.hatch.com Contact: David Gibbs, Office Manager

HATFIELD CONSULTANTS PARTNERSHIP

200-850 Harbourside Dr North Vancouver BC V7P 0A3 T: 604-926-3261

403A-425 Adelaide St W Toronto ON M5V 3C1 T: 416-628-4658

INTERNATIONAL WATER CONSULTANTS LTD. PO Box 310 - 342 Bayview Dr Barrie ON L4M 4T4 T: 705-733-0111

ISL ENGINEERING

1-6325 12 St SE Calgary AB T2V 2K1

7 Black Willow Crt Richmond Hill ON L4E 2M7 T: 905-773-0593 F: 905-773-0593 E: johnpayne@jgpa.ca Contact: John Payne, President

74 O'Leary Ave PO Box 13039 Stn A St John's NL A1B 3V8

KERR WOOD LEIDAL ASSOCIATES LTD.

200-4185A Still Creek Dr Burnaby BC V5C 6G9 T: 604-294-2088

KLOHN CRIPPEN BERGER LTD.

500-2618 Hopewell Pl NE Calgary AB T1Y 7J7

KNIGHT PIESOLD LTD.

1400-750 Pender St W West Vancouver BC V6C 2T8 Contact: George Godin, Principal

LABELLE, RYAN, GENIPRO INC.

436 rue de la Madone Mont-Laurier QC J9L 1S3

HEMMERA ENVIROCHEM INC.

J.K. ENGINEERING LTD.

4730 Kingsway Floor #18 Burnaby BC V5H 0C6 T: 604-669-0424 F: 604-669-0430 E: rwhyard@hemmera.com www.hemmera.com Contact: Rhoni Whyard, Director, Marketing & Communications Hemmera is a boutique environmental consultancy that has been making a difference across Canada and around the globe since 1994. Hemmera's highly-respected, multi-disciplinary professionals are leaders in environmental and social sciences and engineering. For Hemmera, creating opportunities for clients and staff means going beyond technical services – Hemmera's trusted advisors support project success by providing customized solutions for industry, First Nations, and government.

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320-7930 Bowness Rd NW Calgary AB T3B 0H3 T: 403-247-1777 F: 403-286-9895 E: jkeng@telus.net www.jkeng.ca Contact: Jan Korzeniowski, President Engineering consulting since 1987. Water supply, treatment, distribution. Groundwater development, monitoring, reclamation.

Wastewater (municipal and industrial) collection, treatment, disposal. Organic sludges; aerobic and anaerobic treatment and disposal. Storm drainage, solid and liquid waste management. Water and wastewater treatment equipment fabrication and supply. Project design, tendering, construction supervision and management.

LEHDER ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

210-704 Mara St Point Edward ON N7V 1X4 T: 519-336-4101 F: 519-336-4311 E: info@lehder.com www.lehder.com Contact: Rachel Jones, Director of Marketing LEHDER is one of the largest air quality management companies in Canada. All air quality aspects – source testing, emission inventories, air dispersion modeling, data interpretation and

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approval applications – are managed internally by our highly skilled, multidisciplinary teams located in Point Edward (Sarnia), Ontario and Edmonton, Alberta. LEHDER also provides regulatory training services which are available on-site or online. We provide integrated solutions for our clients to address complex problems – visit www.lehder.com for more information.

LPT ENVIRO INC.

404-540 boul de l'Hopital Gatineau QC J8V 3T2 T: 819-243-5853

LUMINULTRA TECHNOLOGIES LTD.

520 King St Fredericton NB E3B 6G3 T: 506-459-8777

analyzers for water and soil quality. With more than 2,000 analyzers installed, over 500,000 samples are analyzed everyday by MANTECH systems. We employ green and fast methods, many regulatory approved, and the data generated is trusted by Governments and Industry. Our 15 minute PeCOD® Analyzer is being used in over 20 countries already testing COD, BOD and NOM for wastewater and drinking water applications. Other products include pH, conductivity and alkalinity from a 15ml tube and BOD in 60ml bottles. MANTECH systems enable end users to make impactful decisions that deliver profitability and sustainability while protecting the environment and public health.

MATRIX SOLUTIONS

1273 North Service Rd E Unit F2 Oakville ON L6H 1A7 T: 905-829-1749

214 ‑ 11th Ave SW Ste #600 Calgary AB T2R 0K1 T: 403.237.0606 F: 403.263.2493 E: info@matrix-solutions.com www.matrix-solutions.com

MALROZ ENGINEERING INC.

MAXXAM ANALYTICS

MAAT ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CORP.

6740 Campobello Rd Mississauga ON L5N 2L8 T: 800-563-6266 E: enviro@maxxam.ca

84 Beverley St Kingston ON K7L 3Y6

MANTECH

5473 Highway 6 N Guelph ON N1H 6J2 T: 519-763-4245 E: rmenegotto@mantech-inc.com www.mantech-inc.com Contact: Robert Menegotto A manufacturer of laboratory and online

T: 905-564-8944

MORRISON HERSHFIELD LTD.

2440 Don Reid Dr Ottawa ON K1H 1E1

MPE ENGINEERING LTD.

300-714 - 5th Ave S Lethbridge AB T1J 0V1 T: 403-329-3442 F: 403-329-9354 E: lethbridge@mpe.ca www.mpe.ca

MTE CONSULTANTS INC.

520 Bingemans Centre Dr Kitchener ON N2B 3X9 T: 519-743-6500 E: blawlor@mte85.com Contact: Bill Lawlor, Manager, Environmental

MYM CONSULTING SERVICES

617 Fothergill Blvd Burlington ON L7L 6E3 T: 905-333-3623 E: mymconsulting@sympatico.ca www.mymconsulting.ca Contact: Michael Mark

NADINE INTERNATIONAL INC.

MCELHANNEY CONSULTING SVCS LTD. 500-999 – 8th St Calgary AB T2R 1J5

2325 Skymark Ave Mississauga ON L4W5A9 T: 905-602-1850 F: 905-602-1853 E: info@nadineintl.on.ca www.nadineintl.on.ca

MMM GROUP LIMITED

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL (NRC)

100 Commerce Valley Dr West Thornhill ON L3T 0A1 T: 905-882-1100 F: 905-882-0055 E: rupraim@mmm.ca Contact: Mani Ruprai, Manager, Infrastructure and Environment

MORRISON ENVIRONMENTAL LTD.

1-1087 Meyerside Dr Mississauga ON L5T 1M5

4250 Wesbrook Mall Vancouver BC V6T 1W5 T: 604-221-3157 F: 604-221-3001 E: dann.chow@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca Contact: Dann Chow, Portfolio Business Advisor

NEWFOUNDLAND DESIGN ASSOCIATES LTD. 280 Torbay Rd St John's NL A1A 3W8

NEXT ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

215-2550 Boundary Rd Burnaby BC V5M 3Z3

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NOVUS ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

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Municipal Infrastructure Water Resources Site Assessment Solid Waste

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Oakville • Kitchener • Kingston • Edmonton

150 Research Lane Ste #105 Guelph ON N1G 4T2 T: 226-706-8080 x202 F: 226-706-8081 E: info@novusenv.com www.novusenv.com Contact: Nigel Taylor, Principal Novus specializes in the fields of noise and vibration, air quality, wind and climate, and sustainable water systems. We are qualified and experienced experts who solve complex environmental issues. Our experts have contributed to hundreds of projects ranging from environmental assessments, regulatory approvals and meteorological forecasting across Canada. At Novus we challenge ourselves to listen, innovate and offer a new spirit in consulting.

OHE CONSULTANTS

311 Matheson Blvd E Mississauga ON L4Z 1X8 T: 905-890-9000 Contact: Fred Atrash, Director

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OPUS DAYTON KNIGHT CONSULTANTS LTD. 210-889 Harbourside Dr North Vancouver BC V7P 3S1

ORTECH ENVIRONMENTAL

804 Southdown Rd Mississauga ON L5J 2Y4

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6460 Riverside Dr Melbourne ON N0L 1T0 E: phil@pmoddleconsulting.com www.pmoddleconsulting.com Contact: Phil Moddle, Senior Consultant

PARACEL LABORATORIES LTD.

318 Neptune Crescent Unit 2 London ON N6M 1A1 T: 800-749-1947 E: dvanbakel@paracellabs.com Contact: Dan Van Bakel (Business Development Manager-Southwestern Ontario)

diving and marine services, as well as a CALAaccredited aquatic toxicity testing laboratory, Pollutech is pleased to offer an innovative and flexible approach to problem-solving for clients in the industrial and municipal sectors, as well as government and private organizations.

POTTINGER GAHERTY ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS

1200-1185 Georgia St W Vancouver BC V6E 4E6

PREVENTION AND REGULATORY SOLUTIONS LTD. PO Box 322 Maitland ON K0E 1P0 T: 613-348-3403 F: 613-348-1306 E: info@pandrs.com www.pandrs.com Contact: John McGeough, President

500-625 Cochrane Dr Markham ON L3R 9R9 T: 905-943-0500 E: jacqueline.willick@parsons.com www.parsons.com Contact: Jacqueline (Jackie) Willick, Senior Administrator Engineering expertise for the entire water cycle, including: strategic reports and environmental assessment; watershed planning; system modeling; plant optimization; preliminary and detailed design; and contract administration.

PERMACON GROUP INC.

8140 rue Bombardier Anjou QC H1J 1A4

PETO MACCALLUM LTD.

165 Cartwright Ave Toronto ON M6A 1V5

PILOT PERFORMANCE RESOURCES MANAGEMENT INC.

PO Box 68584-25 Great Lakes Dr Brampton ON L6R 0J8 T: 905-792-3130 E: jpilot@pilotims.com Contact: Jayne Pilot, President

R.E. POISSON ENGINEERING INC.

200-55 Cork St E Guelph ON N1H 2W7 T: 519-767-2004 F: 519-767-2040 E: robert@repoisson.com www.repoisson.com Contact: Robert Poisson, P.Eng., President R.E. Poisson Engineering has been providing engineering services to the municipal and industrial markets since 2001. Services include water and wastewater process design, process mechanical design, process controls, project management, environmental assessments and contract administration. We also have expertise in water and wastewater policy management, and sewer use bylaw administration.

R.J. BURNSIDE & ASSOCIATES LIMITED 15 Townline Orangeville ON L9W 3R4 T: 519-941-5331

RISKCHECK ENVIRONMENTAL LTD.

2235 Sheppard Ave E Ste #1501 Atria II Toronto ON M2J 5B5 T: 416-640-2444 E: tcompagno@riskcheckinc.com www.riskcheckinc.com Contact: Tessa Compagno

RIVERCOURT ENGINEERING INC.

4 Beechwood Cres Toronto ON M4K 2K8 T: 416-456-2319

ROBINSON CONSULTANTS INC.

350 Palladium Dr Ottawa ON K2V 1A8 T: 613-592-6060 x104 F: 613-592-5995 E: ajrobinson@rcii.com Contact: Andrew Robinson, Chairman 600 Southgate Dr Guelph ON N1G 4P6 T: 519-823-1311 F: 519-823-1316 E: elaine.farrow@rwdi.com www.rwdi.com Contact: Elaine Farrow, Sr. Business Development Advisor

SAFETECH ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITED

3045 Southcreek Rd Unit 14 Mississauga ON L4X 2X7 T: 905-624-2722 F: 905-624-4306 E: pwarren@safetechenv.com Contact: Philip I. Warren, Manager, Environmental Services Group

SANEXEN ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC. 9935 de Catania Ave Entrance 1 Ste #200 Brossard QC J4Z 3V4 E: kcote@sanexen.com

SARAFINCHIN ASSOCIATES LTD.

238 Galaxy Blvd Toronto ON M9W 5R8 T: 416-674-1770 F: 416-674-1997 E: geoeng@sarafinchin.com Contacts: Murray Sarafinchin, Dr Myint Win Bo

SCHAEFFER & ASSOCIATES LTD.

PINCHIN LTD.

2470 Milltower Ct Mississauga ON L5N 7W5 T: 905-363-1396 E: ldrisdelle@pinchin.com www.pinchin.com Contact: Linda Drisdelle

PINTER & ASSOCIATES LTD.

710A 48th St E Saskatoon SK S7K 5B4 T: 306-244-1710 F: 306-933-4986 E: dustin.hicke@pinter.ca www.pinter.ca Contact: Dustin Hicke, Saskatoon Office Manager

PLURITEC LTEE.

1100 Place du Technoparc bur 200 Trois Rivières QC G9A 0A9 T: 819-379-8010

6 Ronrose Dr Concord ON L4K 4R3

R.V. ANDERSON ASSOCIATES LIMITED

400-2001 Sheppard Ave E Toronto ON M2J 4Z8 T: 416-497-8600 F: 416-497-0342 E: toronto@rvanderson.com www.rvanderson.com Contacts: Shawn Scott, Vincent Nazareth, Ken Campbell, Peter Langan Environmental and infrastructure specialists: planning and management, design and construction, operations and optimization services for water, wastewater, transportation and urban development. Branches: London, Niagara, Ottawa, Sudbury, Moncton, Fredericton, St. John’s and Mumbai, India.

RAMBOLL ENVIRON CANADA INC.

2400 Meadowpine Blvd Ste #100 Mississauga ON L5N 6S2 T: 289-290-0626 F: 905-821-3711 E: wallan@ramboll.com www.ramboll-environ.com Contact: William Allan, Managing Principal 122-704 Mara St Point Edward ON N7V 1X4 T: 519-339-8787 F: 519-336-6965 E: jgough@pollutechgroup.com www.pollutechgroup.com Contact: Jenny Gough, P.Eng., President Since 1969, Pollutech EnviroQuatics Limited has been a pioneer for environmental consulting.

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PARSONS INC.

POLLUTECH ENVIROQUATICS LIMITED

RICE ENGINEERING & OPERATING LTD.

RED LEA ENVIRONMENTAL CORPORATION 14 Mintwood Crt Brampton ON L6Z 3K2 T: 905-495-0926 E: kevin.ridley@redlea.ca Contact: Kevin Ridley

RESOURCE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATES LTD. 110-11 Allstate Pkwy Markham ON L3R 9T8

SCHEFFER ANDREW LTD.

12204 -145 St NW Edmonton AB T5L 4V7

SCO-TERRA CONSULTING GROUP LIMITED

321 Dufferin Ave London ON N6B 1Z3 T: 519-434-0278 F: 519-434-6820 E: rpellerin@scoterra.com www.scoterra.com Contact: Richard J. Pellerin, P. Eng., Principal

SENES CONSULTANTS LTD.

12-121 Granton Dr Richmond Hill ON L4B 3N4

SIMULENT CONSULTING INC.

203 College St Ste #302 Toronto ON M5T 1P9 T: 416-979-5544 F: 416-979-5519 E: parizi@simulent.com www.simulent.com Contact: Hamideh Parizi

SKELTON, BRUMWELL & ASSOCIATES INC. 107-93 Bell Farm Rd Barrie ON L4M 5G1

SLR CONSULTING (CANADA) LTD.

1586 Ogilvie St Prince George BC V2N 1W9

SNC-LAVALIN ENVIRONMENT

20 DeBoers Dr Ste #200 Toronto ON M3J 0H1

SOIL ENGINEERS LTD.

100 Nugget Ave Toronto ON M1S 3A7 T: 416-754-8515

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SOLINOV INC.

240-100 Rue Richelieu S Saint-Jean-surRichelieu QC J3B 6X3

E: rawarner@virtual-engineers.com www.virtual-engineers.com Contact: R. Anthony Warner, President & CEO

SOLROC

WADDELL ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

4000 Griffith Montréal QC H4T 1A8

SUMMA ENGINEERING LIMITED

SPILL MANAGEMENT INC.

45 Upper Mount Albion Rd Stoney Creek ON L8J 2R9 T: 905-578-9666 F: 905-578-6644 E: contact@spillmanagement.ca www.spillmanagement.ca Contact: Ruth Holland Instructor Cliff Holland teaches emergency preparedness, planning and spill response on site, across Canada. The customized courses address geographical conditions while handling routine events or facing a worst-case scenario. The courses require samples of chemicals typically used on site. Other representative samples may be placed into individually “numerically coded” sample bottles for course exercises.

Courses are 75% hands-on, 15% interactive and 10% orientation. Other topics include Incident Command, E R Planning, Testing, and Exercising.

SPRIET ASSOCIATES LONDON LTD. 155 York St London ON N6A 1A8

SRK CONSULTING ENGINEERS

205-2100 Airport Dr Saskatoon SK S7L 6M6

6423 Northam Dr Mississauga ON L4V 1J2 T: 905-678-3388 F: 905-678-0444 E: drubino@summaeng.com www.summaeng.com Contact: Diana Rubino In-depth knowledge of water and wastewater processes and extensive experience with instrumentation and SCADA projects have allowed Summa Engineering Limited to provide quality goods and services to Canadian industrial and municipal markets continuously for over 32 years.

TBT ENGINEERING LIMITED

1918 Yonge St Thunder Bay ON P7E 6T9

TECTA-PDS

382 King St E Kingston ON K7K 2Y2 T: 613-546-7696 F: 613-531-8929 E: tim.adams@tecta-pds.com www.ecolidetected.com Contact: Tim Adams, EVP Global Sales & Marketing

TERRAPEX ENVIRONMENTAL LTD.

90 Scarsdale Rd North York ON M3B 2P7

TERRAPROBE LTD.

25-220 Bayview Dr Barrie ON L4N 4Y8

TESTMARK LABORATORIES LTD. 7 Margaret St Garson ON P3L 1E1 T: 705-693-1121, F: 705-693-1124 E: sylvia.rennie@testmark.ca Contact: Sylvia Rennie

TETRA TECH INC.

1055 Squires Beach Rd Pickering ON L1W 4A6

THE MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE GROUP LTD. STANTEC

200-325 25th St SE Calgary AB T2A 7H8 T: 403-716-8000 F: 403-716-8039 E: gord.johnston@stantec.com www.stantec.com/water Contact: Gord Johnston, M.Eng., P.Eng., PMP, ENV SP, Executive Vice President, Infrastructure We design with community in mind. Through the life cycle of capture, use, reuse, and discharge, our team works to optimize every facet of a water system. We deliver creative solutions to conveyance, wastewater treatment, water treatment, and water resources projects that minimize cost and maximize the sustainability of the resource.

STIRLING ENGINEERING INC.

PO Box 313 Ingleside ON K0C 1M0 T: 613-362-7847

STORY ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

332 Main St Haileybury ON P0J 1K0 T: 705-672-3324

STRATEGIES FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

1 Yorkdale Rd Ste #411 Toronto ON M6A 3A1 T: 416-789-3713 E: info@strategies4enviro.com www.strategies4enviro.com

SUMMIT ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS 1609-39A Ave Vernon BC V1T 7S3

200-8800 Dufferin St Vaughan ON L4K 0C5 T: 905-738-7500 x278 F: 905-738-0065 E: info@tmig.ca www.tmig.ca Contact: Katy Butters

THURBER ENGINEERING LTD.

WATER FOR PEOPLE – CANADA

400-245 Consumers Rd Toronto ON M2J 1R3 Toronto ON M2J 1R3 T: 416-499-4042 www.waterforpeople.org Water For People - Canada is a charitable nonprofit international humanitarian organization dedicated to the development and delivery of clean, safe water and sanitation solutions in developing nations. It is the Canadian equivalent of the US based charity, Water For People (WFP).

Canadian water industry professionals established Water For People - Canada in 1995, to support and promote WFP's mission in Canada among the public and the water community.

WATERS ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCES LTD. PO Box 4341 Sudbury ON P3Y 1N3 T: 705-692-0937 F: 705-692-0466 E: waters@on.aibn.com Contact: Peter Richards, President

WESTERN WATER ASSOCIATES LTD.

301 - 1095 McKenzie Ave Victoria BC V8P 2L5 T: 250-704-4428 E: info@westernwater.ca www.westernwater.ca

WPC SOLUTIONS INC.

335 Hampshire Crt NW Calgary AB T3A 4Y4 T: 403-547-7281 F: 403-547-8261 E: aww@wpcsolutions.ca Contact: A. Warren Wilson, President & CEO.

WSP GROUP

16e etage-1600 Boul Rene-Levesque Montréal QC H3H 1P9

100-4396 W Saanich Rd Victoria BC V8Z 3E9

TIM LOTIMER & ASSOCIATES INC.

9-91 A Main St E Grimsby ON L3M 1N6

TRITON ENGINEERING SERVICES LIMITED 14-105 Queen St W Fergus ON N1M 1S6 T: 519-843-3920

XCG CONSULTING LTD.

304-1353 Ellis St Kelowna BC V1Y 1Z9

300-2620 Bristol Cir Oakville ON L6H 6Z7 T: 905-829-8880 F: 905-829-8890 E: toronto@xcg.com www.xcg.com Since 1990, XCG has provided comprehensive environmental consulting services to clients from a wide range of industry sectors. With 55 professionals in 4 offices across Canada, XCG has established itself in the environmental industry. XCG is committed to providing the expert people that our clients have come to know and expect. At XCG, we will listen, provide advice and assist you in arriving at the optimum solution for your project.

VERITEC CONSULTING INC.

ZORIX ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

TRUE GRIT CONSULTING LIMITED

Thunder Bay Ontario & Sioux Lookout Ontario 1263 Innovation Dr Thunder Bay ON P7B 0A2 T: 807-626-5640 F: 807-623-5690 E: communications@tgcl.ca Contact: Jennifer Mills, Manager, Public Affairs & Community Engagement

TULLOCH ENGINEERING

1942 Regent St Unit L Sudbury ON P3E 5V5

URBAN SYSTEMS LTD.

12-1495 Bonhill Rd Mississauga ON L5T 1M2

VIRTUAL ENGINEERS

3760 14th Ave Ste #302 Markham ON L3R 3T7 T: 905-707-0704 F: 905-475-1605

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Prince George BC V2M 5P6 T: 250-640-8088 E: waddellenvironmental@gmail.com Contact: Glenda Waddell, President

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19-2861 Sherwood Heights Dr Oakville ON L6J 7K1 T: 905-829-3939

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ABB INC.

ment and waste-to-energy solutions. Our innovative anaerobic and aerobic technologies reliably treat wastewater to help plants comply with environmental regulations and reduce/eliminate wastewater surcharges. We can assist with water reuse opportunities, and capture and treat biogas produced by anaerobic digestion so it can be used for renewable energy.

3450 Harvester Rd Burlington ON L7N 3W5 T: 905-333-7586 F: 905-333-7502 E: redir.a.obaji@ca.abb.com Contact: G.A. (Redir) Obsaji

ABSORBENTS ONLINE

4195 Chino Hills Pkwy #360 Chino Hills CA 91709 T: 800-869-9633 E: sales@absorbentsonline.com

ACG - ENVIROCAN

13-131 Whitmore Rd Woodbridge ON L4L 6E4 T: 905-856-1414 F: 905-856-6401 E: sales@envirocan.ca www.acgtechnology.com Contact: Blake Tonogai or Greg Jackson Suppliers of water and wastewater treatment equipment for municipal and industrial applications, including headworks screens/compactors, septage receiving systems, sewage/sludge grinders, grit removal systems, fine and coarse bubble aeration systems, jet aeration and mixing, mechanical aerators, P.D., centrifugal and turbo type blowers, tertiary filters, DAF equipment, centrifuges, belt presses, ozone & UV disinfection, tank covers, hatches, chain and flight clarifiers, circular clarifiers, shaftless and shafted screw conveyors, odour control systems, iron & manganese removal systems, open channel and insertion magnetic flow meters & data loggers.

ACI INSTRUMENTATION LIMITED

5-14 Gormley Industrial Ave Gormley ON L0H 1G0 T: 905-888-0063 F: 905-888-6381 Contact: John Duchich

ADI SYSTEMS

370 Wilsey Rd Fredericton NB E3B 6E9 T: 506-452-7307 F: 506-452-7308 E: systems@adi.ca www.adisystemsinc.com Contact: Shannon Grant With over 35 years of experience, ADI Systems is a world leader in industrial wastewater treat-

ACO SYSTEMS, LTD.

1-2880 Brighton Rd Oakville ON L6H 5S3 T: 877-226-4255 E: dfilip@aco-online.ca www.acocan.ca Contact: Dinu Filip

World’s first rubber membrane Now Available in Canada! diffusers since 1975 High-efficiency EPDM, One-Stop Aeration Diffuser Expertise polyurethane & silicone membranes Diffusers – Fine-bubble disks, tubes, strips; coarse bubble too!

Large Air Bubble Mixing Te Dual-Air 18:1 turndown retrievable & floating systems airmore! burst driven mixing BioCubeInnovative, FFBR/IFAS and Most energy-efficient mixing No in-basin moving parts Easy installation Drin

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Ideal mixing for: Anoxic Basins energy-efficient •Most Anoxic, Aerationmixing & Swing Tanks • Sludge Tanks • Innovative, air-burst driven mixing Aeration Basins No in-basin moving parts •Easy Drinking water storage tanks • Channel Mixing Applications • Energy-efficient, up to 50% less power Sludge Mixing installation Upper St. James St., Suite 250, Hamilton, ON L9C 3A2 • Ph: 90 water storage tank mixing • Sewage pump station grease cap busting &Drinking odor control •762 No in-basin moving parts pump station grease info@hydrologic.ca www.hydr • Industrial and Food Processing Applications. . .Sewage and • Easy capmore! busting & odor controlinstallation Industrial Applications Food processing applications, liquor blending & a wide range of mixing applications

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HYDRO-LOGIC ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

762 Upper St. James St., Suite 250, Hamilton, ON L9C 3A2 • Ph: 905-777-9494 • Fax: 905-777-8678

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AIR RELEASE/VACUUM BREAK VALVES FOR SEWAGE & WATER ACLARUS OZONE WATER SYSTEMS

900 Major Bennett Dr Peterborough ON K9J 6X6 T: 888-705-8801 F: 705-745-3493 E: adoran@aclarus.ca www.aclarus.ca Contact: Adam Doran Aclarus designs & builds NSF-61 Certified ozone systems for water & wastewater from 4gpm4000+gpm. Hundreds of systems are in place across Canada & internationally for residential, government (e.g. Ontario Parks), engineering designs, industrial/food, academia & more. Aclarus on-demand ozone systems treat any source water to bottled quality. Complete 3-in-1 treatment: disinfection (bacteria, virus, cysts), oxidation (iron/ metals, lead, sulphur), & aesthetic (tannin/color, taste, smell) in a compact, practical & affordable design. Our McGill University study showed the system’s unique ability to treat emerging contaminants: R/X, THMs, pesticides, hormones, drugs & more.

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“ANTI-SURGE /ANTI-SHOCK” 10-YEAR WARRANTY • ALL STAINLESS

RBX

Acoustic Wave Management Experts Since 1922

Tier 1 Hydro-Pneumatic Surge and Pressure Control Systems in both Bladder and Air over Water Solutions

HYDRO-LOGIC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. T: 905-777-9494 • F: 905-777-8678 • info@hydrologic.ca • www.hydrologic.ca

762 Upper St. James Street, Suite 250, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L9C 3A2

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ACRISON, INC.

20 Empire Blvd Moonachie NJ 07074 USA T: 201-440-8300 F: 201-440-4939 Contact: Joe Krudys

ACUTE ENVIRONMENTAL & SAFETY SERVICES 3-730 Bridge St Waterloo ON N2V 2J4

ADVANTEK WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES

11000 Richmond Ave Ste 195 Houston TX 77042 T: 713-532-7630 Contact: Omar Abou-Sayed

AERATION INDUSTRIES INTERNATIONAL 4100 Peavey Rd Chaska MN 55318 T: 952-448-6789 F: 952-448-7293 E: aii@aireo2.com

We offer a complete spectrum of equipment for wastewater treatment, filtration and sludge treatment that helps produce clean effluent for discharge or water reuse, recover heat and reduce the amount of sludge for disposal. Supplier of decanter centrifuge, rotary drum thickener, tertiary filters, belt presses, screw press, filter press, sluice gate, sequencing batch reactors, aeration, spiral heat exchangers, tube in tube heat exchanger, MBR.

ALLTORK ACTUATION

212 Wyecroft Rd Unit 23 Oakville ON L6K 3T9 T: 905-842-0244 F: 905-845-3009 E: jcarney@alltork.com Contact: John Carney

ALTECH TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS INC. 12 Banigan Dr Toronto ON M4H 1E9 T: 416-467-5555 Contact: George Bennett

AMEC FOSTER WHEELER

300-1105 Lakewood Parkway Alpharetta GA 30009 USA

AERZEN CANADA

1995 Montée Labossière Vaudreuil-Dorion QC J7V 8P2 T: 450-424-3966 x223 F: 450-424-3985 E: info@aerzen.ca www.aerzen.ca Contact: Alaric Haerens Aerzen (Germany, founded 1864) is a world leading manufacturer of positive displacement blowers & screw compressors, and high speed turbo blowers. Standard air duty as well as purpose built fully certified biogas machine packages find applications in aeration, filtration, soil remediation, and biogas conveying & compression systems. Our principal design goal is minimal life cycle cost, coupled to energy efficiency, low noise emission, and operating & maintenance simplicity. After sales service is ensured by a large inventory of spare parts and machines, and factory trained technicians.

AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY

111 W Congress St Charles Town WV 25414 T: 877-777-9081 E: info@apus.edu www.studyatapu.com/ese

ANACHEM LTEE/LTD.

255 Norman Lachine QC H8R 1A3 T: 514-481-8010 F: 514-481-6340 E: info@anachem.ca Contact: Jason Zieba or Andre Dionne

ANAERGIA INC.

4210 South Service Rd Burlington ON L7L 4X5 T: 905-766-3333 F: 905-766-3330

AQUABLAST CORP.

77 Orchard Rd Ajax ON L1S 6K9 T: 905-619-3009 x215 F: 905-619-3638 E: john@aquablast.ca www.aquablast.ca Contact: John Eecloo, President/General Manager Cleaning reactors, silos. Heat exchangers, sewers, tanks, process piping, equipment, buildings using high pressure waterjetting services to 40,000 psi. Cold cutting steel tanks and piping, 3D self rotating cleaning head and teleboom for safe tank cleaning, turbo vacuum pumping for liquids, sludges and dry products. Hydro excavation. Dry ice blasting.

AQUATIC SENTRY CONTROLS INC.

145-23012 Twp Rd 521 Sherwood Park AB T8B 1K2 T: 780-628-5400 Contact: Ron Wagner

ARIZONA INSTRUMENT LLC

3375 N. Delaware St. Chandler AZ 85225 T: 800-528-7411 F: 602-281-1745 E: sales@azic.com Contact: Rick Ervin

ARMTEC LIMITED

370 Speedvale Ave W Guelph ON N1H 6P2

ASL ROTEQ LTD.

12-253 Summerlea Rd Brampton ON L6T 5A8 T: 905-791-2406 Contact: Jeff Johnson

ASSMAN CORPORATION OF AMERICA 300 N Taylor Rd Garrett IN 46738 T: 888-357-3181 F: 888-826-5329

ATLAS COPCO COMPRESSORS CANADA ANTHRAFILTER MEDIA & COAL LTD.

ALBARRIE GEOCOMPOSITES LIMITED

85 Morrow Rd Barrie ON L4N 3V7 T: 705-737-0551 F: 705-737-4044 E: info@sorbwebplus.com www.sorbwebplus.com Contact: Carla Smiderle Never send out another maintenance person again after a rainfall to empty out your secondary containment. Albarrie’s SorbWeb™Plus spill containment system allows water to pass through the floor area but seals on contact with hydrocarbons.

Thanks to a revolutionary new hydrocarbon reactive geotextile capable of transforming from a permeable membrane into an impermeable one.

20 Sharp Rd Brantford ON N3T 5L8 T: 519-751-1080 F: 519-751-0617 E: swildey@anthrafilter.net www.anthrafilter.net Contact: Steve Wildey Filter Media replacement across North America since 1976. Service to all types of filters including: gravity, pressure, traveling bridge and others. Removal, disposal, supply and installation.

Anthracite filter media, filter sands and gravels, garnet, greensand, activated carbon, etc. Quality, efficiency, customer satisfaction.

APG-NEUROS

1270 Michele-Bohec Blainville QC J7C 5S4 T: 450-939-0799 F: 450-939-2115 Contact: Lina Balafoutis

AQUA TECHNICAL SALES INC.

124 MacNab St S Hamilton ON L8P 3C3 T: 905-528-3807 F: 905-528-3428 Contact: Brian Gage, President

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ALFA LAVAL INC.

116 Glebemount Ave Toronto ON M4C 3S1 T: 416-487-2898 E: max.rao@aquafy-wt.com Contact: Max Rao

101 Milner Ave Scarborough ON M1S 4S6 T: 416-299-6101 F: 416-299-5476 E: anup.jagadeesh@alfalaval.com www.alfalaval.ca Contact: Anup Jagadeesh or Marc Hunt Alfa Laval helps reduce the environmental footprint from water and waste streams, by maximizing reuse of water, by turning waste to value, and by minimizing energy consumption and waste.

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AQUANOX WATER CONTROL PRODUCTS 26 Silverthorn Court Ottawa ON K2J 4Y2 T: 613-692-5959 E: michael.lawrence@iseaquanox.com Contact: Michael Lawrence

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30 Montrose Dollard-des-Ormeaux QC H9B 3J9 T: 800-513-3782 E: compressors.canada@ca.atlascopco.com Contact: Marie-Josee Quessy

ATLAS DEWATERING CORPORATION

111 Ortona Crt Concord ON L4K 3M3 T: 905-669-6825 F: 905-669-4036 E: info@atlasdewatering.com www.atlasdewatering.com Contact: Jason Bunston, Sales Manager Atlas Dewatering Corporation, established in 1946, has well over sixty years of experience in construction dewatering and environmental groundwater/surface water management. Atlas also specializes in bypass pumping systems, providing full turn-key services, pump rentals, sales and service. Atlas is your local dealer for Godwin Dri-Prime pumps and Flygt dewatering submersibles and Aqua-Barrier dams.

AVENSYS SOLUTIONS

422 Consumers Rd Toronto ON M2J 1P8 T: 416-499-4421 F: 416-499-0816 E: info@avensys.com www.avensys.com Contact: Pierre Michaud

AWI (ANTHRATECH WESTERN INC.)

4450-46 Ave SE Calgary AB T2B 3N7 T: 403-255-7377 F: 403-255-3129 E: soniab@awifilter.com Contact: Sonia Braganza, Marketing Assistant

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#322 - 16 Midlake Blvd SE Calgary AB T2X 2X7 T: 403-453-2298 F: 403-770-8694 E: info@awt-technologies.com Contact: Nigel Slater

AYSIX TECHNOLOGIES

2-2595 Dunwin Dr Mississauga ON L5L 3N9

B.N.W. VALVE MANUFACTURING LTD.

524 6th Concession Rd W/PO Box 47 Millgrove ON L0R 1V0 T: 905-689-4713 F: 905-689-7402 E: sales@bnwvalve.ca www.bnwvalve.com Contact: Harry Rodzoniak

BLUE-WHITE INDUSTRIES

5300 Business Dr Huntington Beach CA 92649 T: 714-893-8529 F: 714-894-9492 E: sales@blue-white.com www.blue-white.com Contact: David Koch

BLUE-WHITE® INDUSTRIES, located in Huntington Beach, California, USA is in its 60th year as a leading manufacturer of products used in: municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment; processing industries; rural water systems; agriculture and more. Products lines include: For chemical feed: CHEM-FEED® and Chem-Pro® Diaphragm Metering Injector Pumps, Flex-Pro®, Proseries-M® and FLEXFLO® Peristaltic type Chemical Metering Pumps; for flow measurement: Ultrasonic, Variable Area and Digital Flowmeters, Proportional Feed Systems and Skid Systems. Blue-White products are sold and serviced worldwide.

BABCOCK & WILCOX MEGTEC

830 Prosper St DePere WI 54115 USA T: 920-336-5715 E: info@megtec.com www.megtec.com Contact: Kathy Brugman

BADGER METER, INC.

4545 W Brown Deer Rd Milwaukee WI 53224

BAKERCORP

450 Sherman Ave N Hamilton ON L8L 8J6

BARR PLASTICS INC.

Unit A - 31192 S Fraser Way Abbotsford BC V2T 6L5 T: 800-665-4499 E: info@barrplastics.com www.barrplastics.com

BASF CANADA, INC.

100 Milverton Dr 5th Fl Mississauga ON L5R 4H1

BELZONA GREAT LAKES HOLDINGS LTD.

51-588 Edward Ave Richmond Hill ON L4C 9Y6 T: 905-737-1515 E: lmendrek@belzona.com Contact: Laura Mendrek

BI PURE WATER, INC.

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#2 - 9790 190th St Surrey BC V4N 3M9 T: 604-882-6650 F: 604-882-6659 E: deannem@bipurewater.com www.bipurewater.com Contact: Deanne Mould

BIO SOLVE COMPANY

329 Massachusetts Ave Lexington MA 02420 USA T: 781-482-7900 F: 781-482-7909 Contact: James Edgerly

BIO-MICROBICS, INC.

• • • • • P: 519-763-0700 F: 519-763-6684 • 48 Dawson Road Guelph, ON N1H 5V1

Dewatering systems Mobile groundwater treatment systems Well and pump installation and maintenance Pump, filter, generator rentals Sediment tank rentals Insitu groundwater remediation systems

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8450 Cole Pkwy Shawnee KS 66227 T: 913-422-0707

BIOFORM SEWAGE MINING

5572-53 Ave SE Calgary AB T2C 5G8 T: 403-774-1396 F: 888-317-4640 E: jean@bioform.ca Contact: Jean Navert

BIOMAXX WASTEWATER SOLUTIONS INC. 1-7163 Vantage Way Delta BC V4G 1N1 T: 855-940-5556 F: 604-940-5557 Contact: Chris Haley

BIOTEQ ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES

1000-1050 West Pender St Vancouver BC V6E 3S7 T: 604-685-1243 F: 604-685-7778 E: aconsigny@bioteq.ca Contact: Alain Consigny

BISHOP WATER TECHNOLOGIES

220 Carswell St Renfrew ON K7V 2G4 T: 343-361-0463 F: 844-272-6102 E: shelly@bishopwater.ca Contact: Shelly Dean

INTERPROVINCIAL CORROSION CONTROL Leaders in the Cathodic Protection Industry…Since 1957 CORROSION CONTROL PRODUCTS Burlington, Ontario Canada Regional Offices: Montreal, Calgary Lewiston, New York, USA

Tel: 905-634-7751 • Fax: 905-333-4313 www.Rustrol.com

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BLUE-ZONE TECHNOLOGIES LTD.

14-84 Citation Dr Concord ON L4K 3C1 T: 905-761-1224 F: 905-761-3371 E: dfilipovic@blue-zone.ca www.blue-zone.ca Contact: Dusanka Filipovic, President Immediate and measurable, sustainable GHG emission reduction from hospitals' operating rooms.

Through the use of Deltasorb® or Centralsorb® Anesthetic Collection Service, hospitals prevent the routine venting of destructive halogenated anesthetics into the environment and their neighborhoods; protect public health; reduce carbon footprint and facilitate a new raw material supply source for valuable medically essential anesthetics.

BOERGER, LLC

2860 Water Tower Place Chanhassen MN 55317 T: 612-435-7300 F: 612-435-7301 E: america@boerger.com www.boerger.com Contact: Jeff Seaton Boerger specializes in reliable and cost-effective Rotary Lobe Pumps and Macerating Technology for the conveyance of low to high viscous and abrasive materials. Boerger's core product is the patented Rotary Lobe Pump, which is a self-priming, valveless, positive displacement pump available in 20 different models with flows up to 5,000 gpm. All wear parts can be easily replaced without the removal of pipe or drive systems.

BOWRIO WATER TECHNOLOGIES INC.

13488-63 Ave Surrey BC V3X 1J9 T: 604-592-2464 F: 604-592-2465 E: mblair@bowriowater.ca Contact: Murray Blair, Managing Partner

chanical aeration, IFAS systems, lagoon systems, tertiary filters, filter underdrain systems, digester covers/mixers, screw conveyors, live bottom bins, silos, sludge thickeners, package treatment plants, tablet chlorinators, tube settlers, slide and sluice gates, FRP weirs and baffles. Trade names represented include: Brentwood Industries, Polychem Systems, WesTech Engineering Inc., Hydro International, Spirac, Whipps Inc., Environmental Dynamics International (EDI), Centrisys, Protectolite, IEC Covers & Liners.

CAMBRIDGE BRASS

140 Orion Place PO Box 249 Cambridge ON N1R 5V1 T: 519-621-5520 F: 519-621-8038 E: cbsales@cbrass.com www.cambridgebrass.com Contact: Terri Mand With over 100 years of experience in the industry, Cambridge Brass is one of North America's leading designers, manufacturers and distributors of municipal waterworks products. Our Cambridge facility incorporates foundry, machining and assembly under one roof which allows us to control quality, design and delivery to meet customer needs in a timely and efficient manner. Our goal is to continuously lead and innovate to meet the changing needs of the water works industry.

1109 Mississauga St Curve Lake ON K0L 1R0 T: 705-876-8523 F: 705-657-9231 E: m.jacobs@cambiumaboriginal.com Contact: Michael Jacobs, General Manager

CAMERON INSTRUMENTS INC.

173 Woolwich St. Unit 103 Guelph ON N1H 3V4 T: 519-824-7111 E: sonja@cameroninstruments.com www.cameroninstruments.com Contact: Sonja Bosshard

500 Spring Ridge Dr Reading PA 19610 USA T: 610-374-5109 F: 610-685-0127

414-6205B Airport Rd Mississauga ON L4V 1E3 T: 800-862-6752 F: 416-620-9911 E: inquiry.canada@bsigroup.com www.bsigroup.com

C&M ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES INC.

207-48 Alliance Blvd Barrie ON L4M 5K3 T: 705-725-9377 F: 705-725-8279 E: info@cmeti.com www.cmeti.com Contact: Tonia Van Dyk, Rob Anderson Representative and distributor of water and wastewater treatment equipment including: screens, grit removal, screenings washers/ compactors, centrifuges, circular/rectangular clarifiers, clarifier covers, launder covers, chain and flight collectors, fine/coarse bubble and me-

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CANATURE WATERGROUP

655 Park St Regina SK S4N 5N1 T: 877-288-9888 E: jon.sandomirsky@canaturewg.com www.canaturewg-cied.com Contact: Jon Sandomirsky

CANCOPPAS LIMITED

2-2595 Dunwin Dr Mississauga ON L5L 3N9 T: 905-569-6246 F: 905-569-6244 E: controls@cancoppas.com www.cancoppas.com Contact: Jake Alaica Marketing, sales and service of process control and environmental instrumentation throughout Canada. Specializing in technologies for flow, level, pressure, temperature and on-line analysis for water and wastewater processes. By focusing on products that employ leading edge and unique technologies, Cancoppas is able to provide solutions to problems where other suppliers fall short.

CANEX TECHNOLOGIES INC.

154 Richmond St Richmond Hill ON L4C 3Y4 T: 905-884-4388 F: 905-884-4291

BROOKS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT BSI GROUP CANADA

114-2465 Cawthra Rd Mississauga ON L5A 3P2 T: 800-265-0182 F: 905-272-1866 E: ross@cdnsafety.com www.cdnsafety.com Contact: Ross Humphry Canadian Safety Equipment specializes in confined space entry and rescue equipment including fall protection, gas detection, communication systems and respiratory protection. In addition, we offer the GRACE Lone Worker Monitoring Systems used to monitor lone workers, and in the event that they are hurt or rendered unconscious, will immediately call for assistance. Systems are available for water or wastewater treatment plant monitoring, pumping stations, and can also monitor mobile workers.

CAMBIUM ABORIGINAL

BRENTWOOD INDUSTRIES, INC.

4101 Boul Industriel Laval QC H7L 6G9 T: 888-332-4012 F: 866-825-2221

CANADIAN SAFETY EQUIPMENT INC.

CAN-AM INSTRUMENTS LTD.

2851 Brighton Rd Oakville ON L6H 6C9 T: 905-829-0030 F: 905-829-4701 E: support@can-am.net www.can-am.net Contact: Mark Reeves, President Can-Am Instruments Ltd. provides sales, rental and installation of environmental monitoring equipment. As an authorized distributor of Hach and Telog, we sell/ rent samplers and flow meters with many options including wireless/web based monitoring. In addition to providing a wide range of monitoring equipment, Can-Am has specialty equipment for the removal and monitoring of oil in water by representing leading companies in this field like Highland and Arjay.

CANADA UNLIMITED INC. (MESSE MUENCHEN) 9-6975 Meadowvale Town Centre Circle Ste #418 Mississauga ON L5N 2V7 T: 905-813-1051 F: 905-824-5067 www.canada-unlimited.com

CANADIANPOND.CA PRODUCTS LTD.

513 Knowlton Rd Lac-Brome QC J0E 1V0 T: 866-249-0976 F: 450-243-0976 E: info@canadianpond.ca Contact: Patrick Holmes

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CAPITAL H2O SYSTEMS, INC.

5040B 12A St SE Calgary AB T2G 5K9 T: 403-251-2438 F: 403-251-0428 E: paul@capitalh2o.com www.capitalh2o.com Contact: Paul Wong

CB AUTOMATION INC.

2-110 Snow Blvd Vaughan ON L4K 4B8 T: 905-760-9399 F: 905-760-9319 E: sales@cbautomation.com www.cbautomation.com Contact: Larry McLean CB Automation Inc. has been in business for over 30 years supplying the best-in-class products, application support and services from high profile manufacturers of process control and field instrumentation. Our automation products include HMI/SCADA solutions, configuration services

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CD GENOMICS

820 First Ave S Seattle WA 98134 T: 206-682-6048 F: 206-682-5658 E: marketing@coastalenvironmental.com Contact: Kevin North, VP Sales & Marketing

45-1 Ramsey Rd Shirley NY 11967 USA T: 631-626-9181 E: contact@cd-genomics.com Contact: Linna Green

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1757 Burlington St E Hamilton ON L8N 3R5 T: 800-561-9931 F: 905-547-0113 Contact: Ray Miller, Sales

COASTAL ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS, INC.

CEMATRIX (CANADA) INC.

CONCEPT CONTROLS INC.

#1 2315-30 Ave Calgary AB T: 888-207-2212 F: 403-250-1011 E: abelp@conceptcontrols.com Contact: Birkley Elliot

CONSOLIDATED GIROUX ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

PO Box 2043 11 Reid Rd Charlo NB E8E 2W8 T: 506-684-5821

CONTECH ENGINEERED SOLUTIONS

18075 Hurontario St Caledon ON L0N 1C0 E: robert.lee@cematrix.com Contact: Robert Lee

9025 Centre Point Dr Suite 400 West Chester OH 45069

CENTURY GROUP INC.

1106 W Napoleon St Sulphur LA 70663 USA T: 337-527-5266 F: 337-527-8028 Contact: Rob Greenside, Marketing Sales

CHEMLINE PLASTICS LTD.

55 Guardsman Rd Thornhill ON L3T 6L2 T: 800-930-2436 F: 905-889-8553 E: request@chemline.com www.chemline.com Contact: Ryan Bissoon, Inside Sales Manager Chemline offers a complete line of corrosion resistant solid thermoplastic valves and controls, piping and tubing systems. The ChemFlare™ system, offers a leak free solution for chemical systems in waste and water treatment plants.

Included are valves, fittings and tubing, either single or double contained. ChemFlare has had application success on sodium hypochlorite and other chemicals. Other environmental applications are landfill leachate and gas collection systems, soil remediation and air monitoring. Many products are NSF/ANSI Standard 61 certified for drinking water.

COMPREVAC INC.

3067 Jarrow Ave Mississauga ON L4X 2C6 T: 905-624-4096 F: 905-624-4099 E: sales@comprevac.com www.comprevac.com Contact: Jonathan Snook CompreVac is your one stop shop for quality compressed air and vacuum products and services since 1975. Elmo Rietschle vacuum pumps, blowers and systems; we design & build water priming systems. Atlas Copco rotary screw compressors & dryers; Keltec quality compressed air filters, separators and coalescers; Summit compressor lubricants; Thomas and Welch vacuum pumps; air & vacuum receivers; Champion & Techquip reciprocating compressors. Accessories - inline filter housings, pressure switches, vacuum gauges, check valves, auto drains and much more.

CON CAST PIPE

299 Brock Rd S Puslinch ON N0B 2J0 T: 519-763-8655 F: 519-763-1956 E: jspencer@concastpipe.com www.concastpipe.com

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CORRUGATED STEEL PIPE INSTITUTE

2A-652 Bishop St N Cambridge ON N3H 4V6 T: 519-650-8080 F: 519-650-8081 E: rjwilcock@cspi.ca www.cspi.ca Contact: Raymond J. Wilcock At the CSPI, we are the information resource for water and soil management. CSPI continues to innovate in the areas of new materials which have successfully addressed durability and sustainability issues. Research with DOTs have resulted in new coated bolts, field repair methods, an innovative fish baffle design and new rehabilitation techniques. There is much to share with all Civil Engineers. With budget constraints and municipalities looking for alternatives and savings, CSPI products provide that and more.

CHLORINATORS INC.

1044 SE Dixie Cutoff Rd Stuart FL 34994 T: 772-288-4854 F: 772-287-3238 E: regal@regalchlorinators.com Contact: Chris Myers

CHRYSALIS SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGIES INC. 386 Spring Blossom Cr Oakville ON L6H 0C2 T: 647-402-4145 F: 866-533-1436 Contact: Stephen Timmings

CLARO ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES & EQUIPMENT

4721 Louis-B.-Mayer Laval QC H7P 6G5 T: 514-562-4575 E: info@claroglobal.com www.claroglobal.com Contact: Peter Lipert Jr. Complete system design/equipment: screening and grit removal (fine screens, septage stations, washpresses, baggers, aerated grit extraction screws, classifiers, vortex); anaerobic digestion systems (Big bubble Gun™ gas mixers, Cannon retrofits, modular sludge heat exchangers, heat recovery, biogas compressors); solids handling (shaftless spiral conveyors, automated outloading, live-bottoms, challenging applications); 30+ years experience, OEM.

Summa Engineering Limited 6423 Northam Drive, Mississauga, ON L4V 1J2

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T: 905-678-3388 • F: 905-678-0444 • E: info@summaeng.com • www.summaeng.com

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CONTINENTAL CARBON GROUP

1100 South Service Rd Suite 321 Stoney Creek ON L8E 0C5 T: 905-643-7615 F: 905-643-5403 E: sales@continental-carbon.com Contact: Andy Lombardi

DEZURIK/APCO/HILTON

For more than 20 years, ERE Inc. has been creating a little history of its own by supplying, designing, manufacturing and renting innovative environmental equipment required to SAMPLE, MONITOR, FILTER and REMEDIATE, air, water, liquids, powders, sludge, and soil. We also offer rental services and on site services.

We are your Ultimate Source of Environmental Equipment. Visit our website www.ereinc.com.

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250 Riverside Ave N Sartell MN 56377 T: 320-259-2000 E: info@dezurik.com

CORIX WATER PRODUCTS

19900-84 Ave Langley BC V2Y 3C2

COX-COLVIN & ASSOCIATES INC.

ECHELON ENVIRONMENTAL

7750 Corporate Blvd Plain City OH 43064 USA

CSI INCENDIE ET SECURITE

5990 Vanden Abeele St Laurent QC H4S 1R9 T: 866-737-2280 F: 514-737-2751 Contact: Brad Bowen

CTP SINTO AMERICA

3001 W Main St Lansing MI 48917 T: 740-602-1159 F: 614-447-9858 E: david.poole@ctp-us.com www.ctp-us.com Contact: David Poole

DANFOSS WATER & WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIES

8800 W Bradley Rd Milwaukee WI 53224 USA

DAVIS CONTROLS LTD.

2200 Bristol Circle Oakville ON L6H 5R3 T: 905-829-2000 F: 905-829-2630 E: info@daviscontrols.com www.daviscontrols.com Contact: Barbara Smith

26-505 Hood Rd Markham ON L3R 5V6 T: 905-948-0000 F: 905-948-0577 Contact: Rob Rainford, General Manager

DIRECTRIK INC.

405 Industrial Dr Units #18-19 Milton ON L9T 5B1 T: 905-565-9606 F: 905-565-1358 E: sales@directrik.com www.directrik.com Contact: Josie Morales Directrik Inc. has successfully designed, supplied and serviced water and wastewater equipment in municipal, industrial and food processing industries. With thousands of installations across Ontario from pumps, heat exchangers, gas compressors, screw conveyors, valves, Sludge and Scum Collection System and more - our relationship with you is the measure of our success!

ECHOLOGICS

6295 Northam Dr Unit #1 Mississauga ON L4V 1W8

ECOFLUID SYSTEMS INC.

1800-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4 T: 604-662-4544 F: 604-662-4564 E: rjohnson@ecofluid.com www.ecofluid.com Contact: Rick Johnson

ECORAIDER USA

DN TANKS

8400 River Rd North Bergen NJ 07047 USA T: 212-202-2615 F: 201-643 7012 E: victoria@ecoraiderusa.com www.ecoraiderusa.com

PO Box 696 El Cajon CA 92022-0696 T: 619-440-8181 F: 619-440-8653 E: info@dntanks.com www.dntanks.com Contact: Galit Ryan

DDI HEAT EXCHANGERS INC.

305 Baffin St Dollard-des-Ormeaux QC H9A 3G4 T: 514-696-7961 F: 514-696-8344 Contact: Erwin Schwartz, President

DECAST

8807 County Rd 56 Utopia ON L0M 1T0 T: 705-734-2892 x2250 F: 705-734-2920 E: darcher@decastltd.com www.decastltd.com Contact: David Archer

DELPRO AUTOMATION INC.

#213 - 669 Ridley Place Delta BC V3M 6Y9 T: 604-517-5599 F: 604-517-5598 E: kristinaj@delpro.net

DENSO NORTH AMERICA INC.

12-90 Ironside Cr Toronto ON M1X 1M3 T: 416-559-7459 F: 416-291-0898 E: stuart@densona-ca.com www.densona.com Contact: Stuart Reece, Sales Manager Denso - the global leader in corrosion prevention for over 130 years. Denso offers the highest quality, most economical, long-term corrosion protection for all above and below ground metal surfaces. The Denso petrolatum tape system consists of Denso paste as an initial corrosion inhibitor; Denso mastic fillers to eliminate localized corrosion cells; Denso petrolatum tape as the long-term corrosion barrier.

EHS CANADA INC. 1161 Liverpool Crt Ottawa ON K1B 4L1 T: 613-327-5906 E: stephen.huza@drainall.com www.drainall.com Contact: Stephen Huza, Manager Sales & Business Development Drain-All Ltd. environmental service company, providing industrial wet/dry vacuuming, high pressure blasting and vacuum excavation.

Emergency spill response and First Responder containment, removal and remediation; for truck rollovers or train derailments. Hazardous waste (liquid or solid) removal. Flush and camera-sewers-process and leachate lines. Confined space entry and cleaning.

DUPERON CORPORATION

1200 Leon Scott Court Saginaw MI 48601 T: 800-383-8479 Contact: Steve Aiken 44 Riel Dr Bay # 110 St Albert AB T8N 4L5 T: 780-460-8433 F: 780-418-2227 E: don.burgess@dwg-process-supply.com Contact: Don Burgess

DYNABLAST

2625 Meadowpine Blvd Mississauga ON L5N 1T1 T: 888-811-6667 F: 800-350-5666

375 Steelcase Rd E Markham ON L3R 1G3 T: 905-479-2130 F: 905-479-9870 E: sales@devineassoc.com Contact: Peter Sucharda 9150 96th Ave Zeeland MI 49464 T: 616-6875-7580 F: 616-875-7334 E: steve@dewindonepass.com Contact: Steve McCullick

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ELEMENTAL CONTROLS LIMITED

DWG PROCESS SUPPLY LTD.

DEVINE & ASSOCIATES LTD.

DEWIND ONE PASS TRENCHING LLC

2964 South Grimbsy Rd 18 Smithville ON L0R 2A0 T: 905-643-3343 F: 905-643-3211 E: info@ehscanada.ca www.ehscanada.ca Contact: Bill Abbott, Manager EHS Canada Inc. provides industry leading and cost-effective industrial standby rescue and occupational health and safety training services.

Our professional confined space and high angle rescue teams are second to none. Comprised of highly trained and experienced rescue personnel, EHS Canada Inc. can supply your company with fully equipped and professional rescue teams.

DRAIN-ALL LTD.

E.R.E. INC.

8605 rue Champ D'eau Montreal QC H1P 3B8 T: 888-287-3732 F: 514-326-8961 E: sales@ereinc.com www.ereinc.com Contact: Mary Baccari

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3230 Wharton Way Mississauga ON L4X 2C1 T: 866-544-9974 F: 905-282-9519 E: sales@elementalcontrols.com www.elementalcontrols.com Contact: Keith Grattan CANADIAN SALES AND RENTALS OF XRF ANALYZERS FOR 20+ YRS. Elemental Controls provides portable and benchtop analyzers from Thermo Scientific for lead paint, heavy metals in soil for remediation, and dust and air filters for occupational hygiene. Our new x-ray tube based XRF analyzers are required for lower lead levels found in new lead paint legislation.

We also provide radiation protection systems from Radcomm Systems, which include both portable gamma detection and spectrometers for industrial and medical isotopes, vehicle and area radiation monitors for site and personnel protection. We provide the technical expertise your company requires, in both our rental and purchase or lease programs.

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210 Brunel Rd Units #1&2 Mississauga ON L4Z 1T5

ELMRIDGE ENGINEERING INC.

flumes; bar screens, fine plate or perforated sceens; shaftless compactors and conveyors; scum troughs and submerged grit screws; septage receiving stations; vortex grit removal.

ENVIRO HAZMAT EMERGENCY RESPONSE INC.

15 Allaura Blvd Aurora ON L4G 3N2 T: 905-726-7730 F: 905-726-2500 E: sales@elmridgejetapparatus.com www.elmridgejetapparatus.com Contact: Strachan Bowen

PO Box 328 Beiseker AB T0M 0G0 T: 403-947-2245 F: 888-799-5390 E: info@envirohazmat.ca www.envirohazmat.ca Contact: Barry Lesiuk

ELSTER METERING

101-1100 Walker's Line Burlington ON L7N 2G3

EMCO CORPORATION

1834 Drew Rd Mississauga ON L5S 1J6

ENDRESS+HAUSER CANADA LTD

1075 Sutton Dr Burlington ON L7L 5Z8 T: 905-681-9272 F: 905-681-9444 E: info@ca.endress.com www.ca.endress.com Contact: Scott Whitehouse Endress+Hauser - a global provider of complete solutions for industrial measurement technology and automation. The company supplies and services instruments and systems which acquire, transmit, control and record process information.

Products include sensors, devices, systems, solutions and services for level, flow, pressure, temperature measurement and liquid analysis.

ENVIRONETICS INC.

1201 Commerce St Lockport IL 60441 USA T: 815-838-8331 F: 815-838-8336 Contact: Richard Winters, Vice President

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ENGINEERING MAGAZINE

220 Industrial Parkway S Unit 30 Aurora ON L4G 3V6 T: 905-727-4666 F: 905-841-7271 E: steve@esemag.com www.esemag.com Contact: Steve Davey, Publisher Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine (ES&E) has covered Canada’s multi-billion dollar a year water, wastewater and environmental protection sectors since 1988. In both print and online, ES&E is vitally important to some 19,000 readers and thousands of web visitors responsible for the design, construction and operation of water treatment and distribution systems, sewerage systems, and industrial and hazardous waste management systems. ES&E also organizes the annual Canadian Environmental Conference and Tradeshow (CANECT).

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ENGINEERED PUMP SYSTEMS LTD.

1635 Industrial Ave Port Coquitlam BC V3C 6M9 T: 604-552-7900 F: 604-552-7901 E: sales@engineeredpump.com www.engineeredpump.com Contact: Earl Masse Engineered Pump Systems Ltd. specializes in the supply of water and wastewater conveyance, treatment and disposal products. Submersible pumps, chopper pumps, access hatches, valves and controls, to name a few. Equipment can be supplied in complete factory built packages or as components for on-site installation.

1101 Nowell Rd Raleigh NC 27607 USA T: 919-873-2204 F: 919-873-1074 Contact: Ed Alperin, Chief Operating Officer

EPCOR WATER SERVICES, INC.

2000-10423 101 St NW Edmonton AB T5H 0E8

ESRI CANADA LTD.

900-12 Concorde Pl Toronto ON M3C 3R8

EV FERN LTD.

1260 Terwillegar Ave Unit 5 Oshawa ON L1J 7A5 T: 905-404-0123 E: jpf@evfern.com www.evfern.com Contact: JP Fernbach

FCI - FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL

1755 La Costa Meadows Dr San Marcos CA 92078 T: 760-744-6950 F: 760-736-6250 E: eflow@fluidcomponents.com www.fluidcomponents.com Contact: Mary Pund, Marketing Communications Manager FCI is a world leading manufacturer of air/gas flow meters, flow switches and level switches used in industrial and commercial applications.

Rugged designs, international approvals and certifications, FCI products are ideal for industry's most demanding processes and environmental measurements. FCI products are calibrated in our NIST traceable flow laboratory to your exact specifications and conditions. Our products are installed and supported worldwide.

FERRO CANADA INC.

14685 Woodbine Ave Gormley ON L0H 1G0

FESTO INC.

5300 Explorer Dr Mississauga ON L4W 5G4 T: 905-614-2762 E: jack.cabral@festo.com www.festo.ca Contact: Jack Cabral The Intelligent Way to Automation. Festo is a leading global manufacturer of pneumatic and electromechanical components and controls for industrial and process automation, with 61 national headquarters serving more than 180 countries. For more than 80 years, Festo has continuously elevated the state of manufacturing with innovations and optimized motion control solutions that deliver higher performance, more profitable automated manufacturing and processing equipment. Our dedication to the advancement of automation extends beyond technology to the education of current and future automation and robotics designers with simulation tools, teaching programs, and on-site services.

FIRESTONE BUILDING PRODUCTS CANADA ENV TREATMENT SYSTEMS INC.

70 High St Etobicoke ON M8Y 3N9 T: 416-503-7639 F: 416-503-8925 E: envinc@interlog.com www.env-inc.ca Contact: Edward M. Pikovnik, Sales Manager; Lee Williams, Project Management Aeration (aspirating, submerged turbine, fine bubble); polymer feeders; hi-speed turbo blowers; clarifiers (rectangular/circular); U.V. disinfection; belt presses, centrifuges; SBR package plants; biofilters; plunger pumps; FRP covers; continuous sand and disk filters; ozonation systems; access hatches; Archimedes screw pumps; digester covers and mixers; PD blowers; traveling water screens; RBCs and package plants; oil grit separators, storm chambers, membrane dome and tube, fine and coarse aeration sytems; rectangular clarifiers; hosepumps; GAC odour control;

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EVOQUA WATER TECHNOLOGIES

500 Horizon Dr Ste #503 Chalfont PA 18914 T: 616-499-6405 F: 215-712-0280 E: ryan.bennett@evoqua.com www.evoqua.com/intake Contact: Ryan Bennett For over 143 years we have innovated intake equipment. We are the OEM for USFilter, LinkBelt, FMC, Envirex, Rex intake equipment. We can repair and refurbish any brand, and have an exemplary service team!

FABCO PLASTICS

2175A Teston Rd Maple ON L6A 1T3 T: 905-832-0600 F: 905-832-0992 E: info@fabcoplastics.com www.fabcoplastics.com

5770 Hurontario St Ste #400 Mississauga ON L5R 3G5 T: 888-292-6265 E: lining@firestonebp.ca www.firestonebp.ca/geogard Firestone Building Products is a part of the Bridgestone Corporation, the largest rubber company in the world. With over 40 years of experience in the lining industry, Firestone’s GeoGard™ EPDM has proven itself as a durable solution for a variety of agricultural, industrial, and commercial lining applications. For your next project, count on GeoGard™ EPDM for an effective lining solution.

FLOATING ISLAND INTERNATIONAL, INC. PO Box 252 Shepherd MT 59079 USA T: 406-373-5200 Contact: Bruce G. Kania

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FLOTTWEG SEPARATION TECHNOLOGY CANADA, ULC

7030 Woodbine Ave Ste #500 Markham ON L3R 6G2 T: 905-943-4258 F: 905-946-8971 E: fscriver@flottweg.net www.flottweg.com Contact: Frank Scriver, Environmental Industry Manager Flottweg Separation Technology is a leading manufacturer of high solids thickening and dewatering centrifuges. Flottweg is known for high quality manufacturing, innovative features, stateof-the-art efficient drive systems and unparalleled customer service. Flottweg’s C Series decanter centrifuge is designed specifically for cost effective thickening and dewatering of municipal water and wastewater residuals and biosolids.

FLOVAL EQUIPMENT LTD.

250 Rayette Rd Unit 1 Concord ON L4K 2G6 T: 905-669-4500 x318 F: 905-669-4905 E: kluegger@floval.com www.floval.com Contact: Kris Luegger

GEOMEMBRANE TECHNOLOGIES INC. (GTI)

FORCE FLOW

2430 Stanwell Dr Concord CA 94520 USA T: 925-686-6700 F: 925-686-6713 www.forceflow.com Contact: Christina Rumbel, Marketing Coordinator Force Flow is the leading manufacturer of scales for monitoring water treatment chemicals. Accurately track feed rate, amount used and remaining amount. See real-time chemical status locally at the vessel and remotely from your PLC or SCADA. Digital and hydraulic systems for day tanks, bulk storage tanks, volumetric feeders, ton containers and 150 lb cylinders. Automatic on-site chemical dilution systems, automatic dry tank refill systems.

FORD HALL COMPANY INC.

2088 Jetstream Rd London ON N5P 3P6 E: sarah@flowmetrix.ca www.flowmetrix.ca Contact: Sarah Whitton Flowmetrix Technical Services Inc. is a solutions based company, helping clients achieve all their water and wastewater flow, level and pressure needs. Focusing on the municipal sector, Flowmetrix aids all public works departments with tasks such as meter calibration, equipment specifications, preventative and reactive maintenance requirements, data collection and the installation and commission of new equipment. If a text-book solution doesn’t fit your needs, Flowmetrix will prepare a plan that works for you!

FLUID METERING, INC.

5 Aerial Way Ste #500 Syosset NY 11791 T: 516-922-6050 F: 516-624-8261 E: herb.werner@fmipump.com Contact: Herb Werner

GLOBAL WATER

11257 Colomo Rd Gold River CA 95670 USA

FRANKLIN EMPIRE INC.

2596 Dunwin Dr. Mississauga ON L5L 1J5 T: 905-696-7276 E: gwilliams@goodharbourlabs.com Contact: Greg Williams

2207 Simcoe Rd 93 Barrie ON L4M 4Y8 T: 705-726-3921 F: 705-721-1599 www.goldenenviro.ca

GOOD HARBOUR LABORATORIES

900 Major Bennett Dr Peterborough ON K9J 6X6 Contact: Todd Rogers

G.E.T. INDUSTRIES INC.

33 Cedar Dr Caledon ON L7K 1H5 T: 905-451-9900 F: 519-927-9315 E: get@grindhog.com Contact: Tina Harrison

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GORMAN-RUPP CANADA

70 Burwell Rd St. Thomas ON N5P 3R7 T: 519-631-2870 F: 519-631-4624 E: rfurneaux@grcanada.com Contact: Robert Furneaux

845-2425 Matheson Blvd E Mississauga ON L4W 5K4

GASMET TECHNOLOGIES INC.

956A The Queensway Toronto ON M8Z 1P5 E: mirja.maja@gasmet.com Contact: Mirja Maja

GOSLYN ENVIRONMENTAL GREASE INTERCEPTORS

GENEQ INC.

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GOLDEN ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC.

Suite D-5436 Nordic Dr Cedar Falls IA 50613 T: 319-266-9967 F: 319-227-6034 E: fluidyne@fluidynecorp.com Contact: Erick Mandt

3-35 Stone Church Rd Ste #369 Ancaster ON L9K 1S5 T: 905-690-7638 F: 905-690-7639 E: focusenv@on.aibn.com Contact: Robert Freeman, President Focus Environmental Group Inc. provides clientele with professional, full service environmental contracting services to suit site-specific project needs, including: General contracting and full site remediation services, TSSA certified tank

87 Law Dr Guelph ON N1E 7J7

2099 Roseville Rd Cambridge ON N1R 5S3 T: 226-220-3943 E: hal.stratford@forterrabp.com www.forterrabp.com Contact: Hal Stratford

FLUIDYNE CORPORATION

FOCUS ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP INC.

GLOBAL RISK INNOVATIONS

PO Box 26067 3163 Winston Churchill Blvd.

Mississauga ON L5L 5W7 T: 416-806-5777 E: info@globaltrainingsolutions.ca

301 Lower Hines Creek Rd Richmond KY 40475 T: 859-624-1077 F: 859-624-3320 E: jlowery@fordhall.com www.fordhall.com Contact: Joy Lowery

FORTERRA PIPE FLOWMETRIX TECHNICAL SERVICES INC.

370 Wilsey Rd Fredericton NB E3B 6E9 T: 506-452-7304 F: 506-452-6625 E: covers@gticovers.com www.gticovers.com Contact: Victor Cormier Geomembrane Technologies Inc. (GTI) offers cover and containment solutions to help water and wastewater treatment plants control odor, algae, and temperature fluctuations in tanks and lagoons, as well as protect the environment. Our biogas solutions collect and store valuable biogas from anaerobic digestion, which can be converted into heat or electricity. With over 30 years of experience, GTI is dedicated to servicing the industrial, municipal, and agricultural sectors.

10700 Secant St Montréal QC H1J 1S5 T: 514-354-2511 F: 514-354-6948 E: info@geneq.com www.geneq.com Contact: Rene Parise, VP Sales & Marketing GENEQ has been a Canadian Distributor of Environmental Instruments since 1972. We offer a wide range of products for air, water and soil sampling/monitoring/measuring. Also we sell Precision GPS systems and General Laboratory products. So, if you are looking for Weather Stations, Telemetry Systems, Water Quality Instruments, GENEQ is the place to go.

1-155 Edward St Aurora ON L4G 1W3 T: 905-841-0990 F: 905-248-5222 E: angelo@goslyn.ca www.goslyn.ca Contact: Angelo Mikrogiannakis Goslyn GRD Grease Interceptor delivers pollution prevention & wastewater sustainability for the foodservice sector. Municipalities are strengthening their position on wastewater effluent discharge limits. Foodservice operators must meet compliance or face paying fines and surcharges. The innovative Goslyn surpasses compliance; it delivers the highest efficiencies in grease & waste removal. Rated the best “GREASE TRAP SYSTEM” by foodservice operators! Easy to maintain, delivers significant cost savings. Specify Goslyn for your clients.

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GEOADVICE ENGINEERING INC.

204-2502 St Johns St Port Moody BC V3H 2B4

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GRANDE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

3950 Montee Masson Laval QC H7B 1C4 T: 855-315-1115 F: 450-315-1355 E: info@grandeinc.com www.grandeinc.com Contact: Francis Grande Grande Water Management Systems specializes in stormwater management, wastewater management and CSO abatement. Our products have been used in over 6000 installations around the world. We provide engineered systems for: tank and sewer flushing, overflow control, overflow screening, flow regulation and flood protection.

Equipment types: tank & sewer flushing (tipping bucket, flushing gate), overflow control (bending weir), overflow screening (passive & active overflow screen), flow regulation (passive & active flow regulator), flood protection (flap), floatables retention (baffle), etc.

GREAT-WEST LIFE

T: 866-788-1293 x5786 E: angela.harvey@gwl.ca www.engineerscanadafsp.grsaccess.com Contact: Angela Harvey Exclusive to you You get typically lower fees on RRSP, non-registered savings plan, TFSA and retirement income products, which can add up to more future savings and more income in retirement.

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GREATARIO ENGINEERED STORAGE SYSTEMS

PO Box 399 Innerkip ON N0J 1M0 T: 519-469-8169 F: 519-469-8157 E: sburn@greatario.com www.greatario.com Contact: Scott Burn Greatario Engineered Storage Systems is the CST storage and CST covers authorized dealer for liquid storage and cover solutions for eastern Canada. We provide the complete line of Aquastore glass-fused-to-steel tanks, HydroTec tanks, aluminum covers and Hydraulic Mixing Systems for the municipal and industrial water and wastewater market. We offer many types of covers including aluminum domes and flat covers, glassfused-to-steel covers, flexible membranes and floating covers.

GREYLINE INSTRUMENTS INC.

16456 Sixsmith Dr Long Sault ON K0C 1P0

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T: 613-938-8956 E: info@greyline.com www.greyline.com Contact: Marlene Quenneville Greyline Instruments develops and manufactures flow and level monitoring instruments including ultrasonic level transmitters, non-contacting flow meters and open channel flow meters. Our instruments are widely used in water and wastewater collection and treatment systems. Industrial customers are in heavy industry including chemicals, oil and gas, mining, textile, pulp and paper, steel and food processing.

and zero defects. Stainless steel or powder coated steel material also available. Tank covers in aluminum, stainless & glass fused to steel. Complete treatment systems such as SBR, MBBR, MBRs, mixing and aeration systems integrated within tanks. PAX mixers to prevent ice formation in cold weather.

HACH COMPANY

5600 Lindbergh Dr PO Box 389 Loveland CO 80539 USA

HALLIDAY PRODUCTS INC.

6401 Edgewater Dr Orlando FL 32810 T: 800-298-1027 x105 Contact: Armond Bordeau

GRUNDFOS CANADA INC.

2941 Brighton Rd Oakville ON L6H 6C9 T: 905-829-9533 F: 905-829-9512 E: mpresement@grundfos.com www.grundfos.com Contact: Michael Presement, Business Development Manager Founded in 1945, Grundfos, one of the world's largest manufacturers of pumps and pumping systems, focuses on innovation and sustainability.

Serving a wide variety of pumping applications, Grundfos' water utility products cover the complete water cycle from raw water supply, water treatment, water distribution, wastewater transport and wastewater treatment in municipal and industrial processes. Supported by a global network of sales and service partners, Grundfos meets the needs of all your pumping requirements.

HALOGEN VALVE SYSTEMS

2430 Stanwell Dr Concord CA 94520 T: 925-686-6700 F: 925-686-6713 E: info@halogenvalve.com www.halogenvalve.com Contact: Christina Rumbel Halogen Valve Systems manufacturers hazardous gas shutoff systems and distributes toxic gas detectors for all types of water, wastewater and manufacturing facilities. All of our systems are powered by 12 Volt DC batteries with internal computer controlled charges that provide protection even when local power systems fail. These systems are rugged and reliable because they are built for use in hazardous gas environments to give our customers years of worry free service.

HAMILTON KENT INC.

77 Carlingview Dr Toronto ON M9W 5E6 T: 800-268-8479 F: 416-674-6960

HANDY PIPES INC. H2FLOW EQUIPMENT INC.

580 Oster Lane Vaughan ON L4K 2C1 T: 905-660-9775 F: 905-660-9744 E: info@h2flow.com www.h2flow.com Contact: Michael Albanese, President H2Flow provides water & wastewater treatment equipment for industrial & municipal applications with start-up assistance, service, and spare parts. Equipment includes: grinders, screens, conveyors, grit removal, aerators, diffusers, blowers, clarifiers, sludge presses, centrifuges, digesters, mixers, thickeners, tertiary treatment, gravity and pressure filters, package plants, UV disinfection, drinking water plants, filters, underdrains, strainers, dissolved air floatation (DAFs), CSO, odour control biofilters, oil/water separators. Specialized in biological treatment with SBR, MBBR and MBRs. Containerized and remote treatment plants.

H2FLOW TANKS & SYSTEMS INC.

580 Oster Lane Vaughan ON L4K 2C1 T: 905-660-0649 F: 905-660-9744 E: info@h2flow.com www.h2flowtanks.com Contact: Darrin Hopper, General Manager Sales and installation of PERMASTORE GlassFused-to-Steel tanks, typically used as anaerobic digesters, water tanks, water towers for wastewater, sludge & leachate storage, clarifiers. Custom engineered tanks with published quality standards

43 Lorne Ave Brampton ON L6X 1L2 T: 647-974-4846 F: 416-699-9989

HANNA INSTRUMENTS CANADA, INC. 3156 Industriel Laval QC H7L 4P7 T: 800-842-6629 F: 450-629-3335

HANNAH ENVIRONMENTAL EQUIPMENT INC. 200-144 Wescar Lane Carp ON K0A 1L0 T: 613-254-7475 F: 613-963-9653

HERON INSTRUMENTS INC.

447 Moxley Rd Dundas ON L9H 5E2 T: 800-331-2032 E: info@heroninstruments.com www.heroninstruments.com Contact: Mike Hare, Sales Manager Heron Instruments is dedicated to designing and manufacturing the finest groundwater monitoring systems for groundwater professionals and rural property owners worldwide. We have developed a broad range of water level measuring instruments to detect and continually monitor changes in water levels. Heron Instruments' product line includes static and falling head water level meters, well casing indicators, well depth indicators, groundwater data loggers, oil/water interface meters, conductivity meters, temperature meters, tag lines and borehole inspection cameras.

HAWKEYE BIRD & ANIMAL CONTROL

5048 Erin First Line Acton ON L7J 2L9 T: 416-429-5393 F: 866-281-5281 E: hawkeye@hawkeye.ca Contact: Dan Frankian

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HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL CANADA

2880 Plymouth Dr Oakville ON L6H 5R4

HAYWARD GORDON ULC

5 Brigden Gate Halton Hills ON L7G 0A3 T: 905-693-8595 F: 905-693-1452 E: info@haywardgordon.com Contact: Brent McConomy

Imbrium Systems is an engineered stormwater treatment company that designs and manufactures stormwater treatment solutions to protect water resources from harmful pollutants. Our portfolio of performance proven technologies (Stormceptor, the Jellyfish Filter, Sorbtive Media, and Filterra) address the long-term impact of urban runoff, can provide LEED credits, and ensure our clients’ projects are compliant with water quality regulations.

water: Eutek HeadCell, TeaCup, SlurryCup, Grit Snail, GritCup, SpiraSnail, Hydro-Sludge-Screen, Hydro MicroScreen, and Grit King. Wet-Weather: Storm King, Reg-U-Flo, Hydro-Vortex-Drop-Shaft and a number of wet weather/CSO screens.

HEALTHY ENVIRONMENTAL

1-1370 Wallace Rd Oakville ON L6L 2Y2 T: 289-837-0444 E: info@healthyenvironmental.ca Contact: Henry Kwasniak

HM PIPE PRODUCTS INC.

129 Exeter Rd London ON N6L 1A4

HOSKIN SCIENTIFIC LTD.

3735 Myrtle St Burnaby BC V5C 4E7 T: 604-296-5453 F: 604-872-7081 E: ppare@hoskin.ca www.hoskin.ca Contact: Peter Pare For over 70 years, Hoskin Scientific has been a supplier of testing and monitoring instrumentation to the Canadian market. We have offices in Vancouver, Burlington, and Montreal. Our Environmental Department provides solutions for monitoring and sampling biological and chemical parameters in the environment. Specific areas include: water quality, water quantity, soil moisture, plant science, weather stations, indoor air quality, aquatic sampling, and oceanography.

HUBER TECHNOLOGY, INC.

9735 Northcross Center Crt Ste A Huntersville NC 28078 T: 704-990-2053 F: 704-949-1020 E: marketing@hhusa.net www.huber-technology.com Contact: Brian Hajas, Marketing Manager Experts in liquid/solid separation technologies, Huber offers virtually the complete chain of screening, grit, and sludge handling processes and is an original source manufacturer specializing in stainless steel. Huber is the inventor and original manufacturer for the renowned ROTAMAT® products and STEP SCREEN® and has over 25,000 installations worldwide.

HYDRO-LOGIC ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

250-762 Upper James St Hamilton ON L9C 3A2 T: 905-777-9494 F: 905-777-8678 E: george@hydrologic.ca www.hydrologic.ca Contact: George S. Pastoric Canadian Distributors for: VENT-O-MAT “Anti-Shock/Anti-Surge” Air Release Vacuum Break Valves – Industry Leading Performance and Design – robust stainless valves, lowest maintenance & 10 year warranty – ONLY VENT-OMAT! PHI Pulsed Hydraulics “Hydro-Pulse™” Mixing Systems – most energy & cost-effective and no in-basin moving parts! PULSCO – Tier 1 Supplier of Hydro-pneumatic Surge and Pressure Control Systems, Dampers and Silencers Gummi-Jaeger Aeration – The industry leader in membrane design and manufacture - since 1975 – manufacturers of fine bubble disk, tube & strip diffusers, fixed-film reactors and more.

HYDROFLOW CANADA

HYDROVISION GMBH

Gewerbestrasse 61a Kaufbeuren Bayern 87600 T: +49 8341 9662180 F: +49 8341 9666030 E: flowmeter@hydrovision.de

HYDROXYL ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

ICR WATER TECHNOLOGIES INC.

3-200 Memorial Ave Ste 101 Orillia ON L3V 5X6 T: 705-325-0025 F: 888-281-7774

INGU SOLUTIONS

108 Ahrens St W Unit 7B Kitchener ON N2H 4C3 T: 226-336-8361 E: john@ingu.co www.ingu.co Contact: John van Pol

INSITU CONTRACTORS INC.

48 Dawson Rd Guelph ON N1H 5V1 T: 519-763-0700 F: 519-763-6684 E: general@insitucontractors.com Contact: Harry Oussoren, P.Eng.

INTERNATIONAL WATER SUPPLY LTD.

342 Bayview Dr/PO Box 310 Barrie ON L4M 4T5 T: 705-733-0111 F: 705-721-0138 E: iws@iws.ca www.iws.ca Contact: John A Harris, President Groundwater engineering and hydrogeologic services which include: Well design, large diameter, high capacity well construction and testing, performance testing of wells and pumps, well video inspection. Well maintenance rehabilitation and re-development programs, pump application engineering, supply, installation and maintenance of line shaft and submersible turbine pumps.

INTERPROVINCIAL CORROSION CONTROL

HYDRO INTERNATIONAL

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4129 Harvester Rd Burlington ON L7L 5M3 T: 905-637-8446 E: nick.pecoskie@indachem.com www.indachem.com Contact: Nicholas Pecoskie, GM & Sales Manager UGSI Chemfeed PolyBlend dry & liquid polymer feed systems, PSI Microclor – on site sodium hypo generation, Monoclor – chloramine management systems, Tank Shark & ChemLocker – reservoir mixing, monitoring and dosing. PRAB industrial wastewater, fluid filtration and material handling. ENCHLOR UV, chlorine gas feed and odour control. EMEC dosing pumps, monitoring and control systems. REGAL gas chlorination equipment. JCS emergency closure systems for chlorine and other gas. STT dry bulk chemical systems. Indachem on-site, rentals, demos/pilots and Canadian technical service.

4-3455 Harvester Rd Burlington ON L7N 3P2 T: 289-337-9390 F: 289-337-9390 E: info@hydroflowcanada.com www.hydroflowcanada.com HydroFLOW Canada distributes Hydropath Technologies UK Patent line of electronic water conditioners. The system is proven to eliminate/reduce limescale, struvite, biofilm, and bacteria in cooling towers, boilers, steam boilers, heat exchangers, humidifiers, water heaters, WWTPs, WWRFs, swimming pools, ice makers, dishwashers, steam ovens, and numerous agricultural applications. The system in non-intrusive, no maintenance, energy efficient, chemical free, environmentally friendly and has very low power requirements. 25 years of proven, verified successes worldwide. Realize decreased input energy cost due to elimination of limescale insulation on heat transfer surfaces, spray nozzles, and mechanical systems.

21 Industry St Unit 4 Aurora ON L4G 1X6 T: 905-503-4141 www.hydroxyl.ca

2925 NW Aloclek Suite 140 Hillsboro OR 97124 T: 866-615-8130 F: 503-601-0850 E: wwinquiryus@hydro-int.com www.hydro-int.com Contact: Ben Paetel Hydro International supplies environmentally sustainable products that control and treat wastewater, stormwater, and combined sewer overflows, using advanced vortex and complementary technologies.

Hydro International is the leading provider of municipal grit removal and CSO/wet weather management products to control flows within collection systems and wastewater treatment plants. Waste-

INDACHEM INC.

930 Sheldon Ct Burlington ON L7L 5K6 Contact: Ray Thoroski, Manager, Customer Service

IPEC - JWC ENVIRONMENTAL IMBRIUM SYSTEMS INC.

407 Fairview Dr Whitby ON L1N 3A9 T: 416-960-9900 E: info@imbriumsystems.com www.imbriumsystems.com Contact: Scott Perry

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2889 Norland Ave Burnaby BC V5B 3A9 T: 604-291-7150 F: 604-291-7190 E: sales@ipec.ca

ITECH ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

73 Sinclair Blvd Brantford ON N3S 7X6 T: 877-324-4402

ITRON

North 211 Molter Rd Liberty Lake WA 99019 USA

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IPEX INC.

6810 Invader Cr Mississauga ON L5T 2B6 T: 905-670-7676 www.ipexna.com Contact: Bill Hawke, Marketing Manager IPEX Inc. offers the world's most comprehensive range of thermoplastic piping systems for the municipal, industrial, mechanical and plumbing markets. Backed by more than 50 years experience and with state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and distribution centers across North America, IPEX has established a reputation for product innovation, quality, end-user focus, and performance.

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KGO GROUP LTD.

52-1200 Speers Rd Oakville ON L6L 2X4 T: 905-847-1544 F: 905-847-1699 E: garry@kgogroup.com www.kgogroup.com Contact: Garry O'Donnell, President Liquid and dry polymer systems, mineral wetting and dissolving systems, tank, mixers and agitators, progressive cavity, rotary lobe, hose, mechanical and hydraulic, metering, magnetic drive centrifugal, and air operated diaphragm pumps, specialty and custom packaged systems, controls and instrumentation. Products represented Roto, EMEC, PAN World, DOSEURO, Verder, SSP, Plas-Tanks.

2323 1st St Huffman TX 77336 USA T: 281-324-3990 F: 281-324-4595

JACOBI CARBONS, INC.

432 McCormick Blvd Columbus OH 15001 T: 215-546-3900 x226 E: becky.sexton@jacobi.net Contact: Becky Sexton

JNE ENVIRONMENTAL

KISTERS NORTH AMERICA

3760 la Verendrye Boisbriand QC J7H 1R5

209-7777 Greenback Lane Citrus Heights CA 95610 T: 916-723-1441 F: 916-723-1626 E: kna@kisters.net www.kisters.net Contact: Steve Elgie KISTERS’ time series data system, WISKI 7, and web interoperability services allow you to implement and custom configure OTS software resulting from 20-plus years of expertise in the water industry. Our software and hardware telemetry systems support management, analysis and reporting of surface water, groundwater, stormwater, wastewater, water quality, ecological, and meteorological data. Regardless of your size, we’re consistently sought for complex and collaborative projects. Integrate spatial data with Esri for more actionable insights.

KEE SAFETY LTD.

KONTEK ECOLOGY SYSTEMS, INC.

925 Century Dr Burlington ON L7L 5J8 T: 905-537-8317 F: 905-537-8317 E: jmcintyre@jne.ca www.jneenvironmental.ca Contact: Joe McIntyre

JOHN BROOKS COMPANY LIMITED

2625 Meadowpine Blvd Mississauga ON L5N 1T1 T: 877-624-5757

JWC ENVIRONMENTAL

290 Paularino Ave. Costa Mesa CA 92626 T: 515-557-2008 E: jeanh@2rm.com Contact: Jean Hiller

KAESER COMPRESSORS CANADA INC.

40 North Rivermede Rd Concord ON L4K 2H3 T: 877-505 5003 x440 F: 905-669 4347 E: mkobe@keesafety.com Contact: Murray Kobe

KUSTERS WATER, DIVISION OF KUSTERS ZIMA CORP.

101 Zima Park Dr Spartanburg SC 29301 T: 800-264-7005 E: jim.weidler@kusterszima.com www.kusterswater.com Contact: Jim Weidler Kusters Water, a division of Kusters Zima Corporation, is an industry leader, offering superior product technologies for clarification, headworks, biological, biosolids, odour control and thickening. In-house fabrication, UL listed controls and product assembly, combined with our ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System, ensure our customers receive the very best service and products. Our diverse product offering enables Kusters Water to provide complete treatment solutions, including: ProTechtor™ headworks products; LA-EDI energy dissipating inlet; Type H – hydraulic clarifier and thickener drive systems; Screw Press, for dewatering; and Terminodour™ ionization odour control system.

LAFARGE

Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon and Winnipeg T: 780-410-3675 E: amir.azizi@lafargeholcim.com www.lafarge-na.com Contact: Amir Azizi

LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL SOFTWARE 6 - 60 Bathurst Dr Waterloo ON N2V 2A9 T: 519-746-5995

LAKESIDE PROCESS CONTROLS LTD.

2475 Hogan Dr Mississauga ON L5N 0E9 T: 905-629-9340

LAYFIELD CANADA LTD.

17720-129th Ave Edmonton AB T5V 0C4

LEMNA TECHNOLOGIES INC.

2445 Park Ave Minneapolis MN 55404 USA

3250 Harvester Rd Unit # 1 Burlington ON L7N 3W9 T: 877-332-8366 F: 905-332-8367 E: ipelve@kontekecology.com Contact: Isabelle Pelve

LIMEGREEN EQUIPMENT INC.

KEMIRA

3405 Marie-Victorin Blvd Varennes QC J3X 1P7 800-465-6171 F: 450-652-7343 E: water@kemira.com www.kemira.com Contact: Serge Chouinard At Kemira, we enable municipalities and water-intensive industries to improve their water treatment efficiency by supplying them with high-performing products and value adding application support. Our comprehensive understanding of the water cycle enables us to offer the best expertise at every stage of water management.

Our inorganic product portfolio consists of a variety of aluminum and iron coagulants, cationic, anionic and non-ionic polymers.

KG SERVICES

PO Box 5001 Brantford ON N3T 6J7 T: 855-378-3015 F: 888-245-5220 E: info@kgservices.ca Contact: Kristofer Gaal, President & General Mgr.

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KSB PUMPS INC.

5205 Tomken Rd Mississauga ON L4W 3N8 T: 905-568-9200 F: 905-568-3740 E: info@ksbcanada.com www.ksb.ca Contact: Anna Vezina KSB Pumps Inc. is a member of the KSB Group, one of the world's largest manufacturers of pumps, valves and systems. KSB's history dates back to 1871 in Germany, where the company's global HQ is still located. KSB's giant product portfolio consists of thousands of engineered and customized solutions. Water and wastewater pumps, submersible, dry, centrifugal, vertical, vertical turbine and submersible mixers (2002500 mm).

1183 Barton St E / PO Box 47629 Hamilton ON L8H 7S7 T: 844-444-2100 F: 613-955-1005 E: kbailey@limegreeninc.com www.limegreeninc.com Contact: Kevin Bailey LimeGREEN Equipment Inc. Canadian owned and operated, environmental equipment rental house. With equipment yards in Hamilton, Barrie, Trenton and Ottawa, Ontario, and Saint John, New Brunswick, LimeGREEN specializes in storage tanks, filtration equipment, pumps, berms and flow meters, etc. Whether your application is industrial services, construction, remediation, pipeline, municipal, mining or emergency response, LimeGREEN's experience has you covered. Contact us to see how we can work with you, to help save you time, and money.

LINKON TECHNOLOGY INC.

25 Southvale Dr. Vaughan ON L6A 0X2 T: 647-724-6799 E: davidkim@linkontechnology.com Contact: David Kim

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LUMINOR ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

290 Southgate Dr Unit 2 Guelph ON N1G 4P5 T: 519-837-3800 F: 519-837-3808 E: mlupal@luminoruv.com Contact: Myron Lupal, President

LYSTEK INTERNATIONAL INC.

16-1425 Bishop St N Cambridge ON N1R 6J9 T: 888-501-6508 E: info@lystek.com www.lystek.com Contact: Kevin Litwiller Lystek is a leading provider of Thermal Hydrolysis solutions for the sustainable management of biosolids and organics. The multi-use, award-winning Lystek system reduces costs, volumes and GHGs by converting wastewater treatment facilities into resource recovery centers. Lystek transforms organic waste streams into value-added products and services, such as the LysteMize® process for optimizing digester performance, reducing volumes and increasing biogas production; LysteGro®, a nutrient-rich biofertilizer and LysteCarb®, an alternative source of carbon for BNR systems.

M CON PIPE & PRODUCTS INC.

PO Box 1191 2691 Greenfield Rd Ayr ON N0B 1E0 T: 866-537-3338 x201 F: 519-632-7440 E: skirby@mconpipe.com www.mconproducts.com Contact: Scott Kirby

MAC & CO ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS 469 Millhaven Rd Kingston ON K0H 2H0 T: 613-542-9421 F: 613-386-3036 E: len.mackenzie@macandco.ca www.macandco.ca Contact: Len Mackenzie

www.mantech-inc.com Contact: Robert Menegotto A manufacturer of laboratory and online analyzers for water and soil quality. With more than 2,000 analyzers installed, over 500,000 samples are analyzed everyday by MANTECH systems.

We employ green and fast methods, many regulatory approved, and the data generated is trusted

by Governments and Industry. Our 15 minute PeCOD® Analyzer is being used in over 20 countries already testing COD, BOD and NOM for wastewater and drinking water applications.

Other products include pH, conductivity and alkalinity from a 15ml tube and BOD in 60ml bottles. MANTECH systems enable end users to make impactful decisions that deliver profitability and sustainability while protecting the environment and public health.

MEDORA CORPORATION

MAPLE REINDERS GROUP LTD.

MEMPORE ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES

2660 Argentia Rd Mississauga ON L5N 5V4

2426 Georgina Dr Ottawa ON K2B 7M7

MARK IT LOCATES INC.

MEP DRIVES LIMITED

MANTECH

5473 Highway 6 N Guelph ON N1H 6J2 T: 519-763-4245 E: rmenegotto@mantech-inc.com

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MEGADOME BUILDINGS

1044 Principale St Saint-Thomas QC J0K 3L0 T: 866-610-0370 www.megadomebuildings.com

MEMBRANE SPECIALISTS LLC

2 Rowe Court Hamilton OH 45015 T: 513-860-9490 F: 513-860-9492 E: lyle.henson@membranespecialists.com www.membranespecialists.com Contact: Dr. Lyle Henson

3-2831 Bristol Circle Oakville ON L6H 6X5 T: 905-829-1020 F: 905-829-8155 Contact: Donald Hunt

1-4042 Mainway Burlington ON L7M 4B9

MEQUIPCO LTD.

5126 - 126 Ave SE Unit #101 Calgary AB T2Z 0H2

METAFLO TECHNOLOGIES MARKLAND SPECIALTY ENGINEERING LTD.

9-305 Armstrong Ave Georgetown ON L7G 4X6 T: 855-873-7791 E: markland@sludgecontrols.com www.sludgecontrols.com Contact: Scott Langstaff Designing + manufacturing instrumentation for municipal/industrial plants to measure, monitor & automate control of water/wastewater treatment and process slurries, since 1967. The Sludge Gun® helps provide sludge level profiles, eliminate unnecessary pumping/dredging, prevent carryover. Automatic Sludge Blanket Level Detectors program de-sludge pumps, help prevent carryover, optimize feed density. Suspended Solids Density Meters program underflow pumps, help optimize dosing and concentrations. Automatic Duckbill Composite Sampling Systems facilitate environmental regulatory compliance monitoring, even over high lifts/long runs.

MAKE-WAY ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY INC.

365 Andrew St Exeter ON N0M 1S7 T: 866-625-3929 F: 519-235-0570 E: bert@makeaway.ca www.makeway.ca Contact: Bert Knip, President Make-Way Environmental Technologies Inc. has been offering on-site wastewater treatment solutions for residential, commercial and communal applications since 1996. Our systems are very easy to design, install, and maintain and they are versatile and modular. The add-on unit for the reduction of Total Nitrogen is very simple, proven and efficient. We have a complete S.T.E.P. system for your next communal project; Collection, Wastewater Treatment and Dispersal, Single source with single responsibility at a competitive price.

3225 Highway 22 Dickinson ND 58601 T: 701-225-4495 F: 701-225-0002 E: info@medoraco.com www.medoraco.com Contact: Joel Bleth, President & CEO

MASTER METER CANADA

1630 Sismet Rd Unit 4 Mississauga ON L4W 1R5 T: 888-862-4011 E: michael@metaflo.ca Contact: Michael MacDonald

METCON SALES & ENGINEERING LIMITED

3-15 Connie Crescent Concord ON L4K 1L3 T: 905-738-2355 F: 905-738-5520 E: metcon@metconeng.com www.metconeng.com Contact: Lawrence Rosen Disinfection systems (C12,NaOC1, NH3, SO3, ClO2, O3, UV, KMnO4); chemical feed systems (dry, liquid, gas, polymer, lime); flow meters (magnetic, mass, DP, VA); metering pumps, analyzers, turbidity, ozone generators, odour control scrubbers; reservoir mixing; filtration systems, screen filters, filtration plants, SBRs, septage receiving, aeration and mixing, centrifuges, chemical induction mixing, bulk water filling systems.

METTLER TOLEDO PROCESS ANALYTICS

6-2915 Argentia Rd Mississauga ON L5N 8G6

1500-4 Robert Speck Parkway Mississauga ON L4Z 1S1 T: 905-896-5956 F: 450-461-3720 E: rderer@mastermeter.com www.mastermeter.ca Contact: Rob Derer Master Meter Canada is a leading manufacturer of AWWA standard municipal water meters, AMR/AMI data collection systems and data management software. Our product line includes the market leading Octave ultrasonic water meter with no moving parts, zero maintenance and unmatched low flow accuracy. Master Meter products will help your utility to Measure, Collect and Manage your customer's water consumption accurately, maximizing your revenues and providing enhanced customer service via our data management tools.

MIL-RAM TECHNOLOGY, INC.

MCELROY

285 Westvale Dr Waterloo ON N2T 2B2 T: 226-666-3055 E: ishin.kaya@mixanox.com www.mixanox.com Contact: Ishin Kaya

833 North Fulton Tulsa OK 74115 T: 918-831-9286 F: 918-831-9324 E: vking@mcelroy.com www.mcelroy.com Contact: Vince King

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48009 Fremont Blvd Fremont CA 94538 T: 510-656-2001 F: 510-656-2004 E: sls@mil-ram.com Contact: Customer Service

MINOTAUR STORMWATER SERVICES

566 Lynden Rd RR#8 Brantford ON N3T 5M1 T: 519-647-3729 F: 519-647-3198 E: service@minotaurltd.com www.minotaurltd.com

MIP CEMTREX, INC.

19 Engineers Ln Farmingdale NY 11735 T: 631-756-9116 F: 631-420-4985 E: rkaur@cemtrex.com Contact: Vikas Patel

MIXANOX SYSTEMS INC.

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NEW LEAF BIOLOGICS, INC.

MONITARIO TECHNICAL SERVICES INC.

NEWALTA CORPORATION

19661 Highway 36 / PO Box 649 Lyons CO 80540 T: 303-823-6661 F: 303-823-5151 E: info@baselineindustries.com 10 Alpine Ct Cambridge ON N1R 5S5 T: 519-748-8024 E: randy@monitario.com www.monitario.com Contact: Randy McLean, President

211 11 Ave SW Calgary AB T2R 0C6 T: 403-806-7000 F: 403-806-7348 Contact: Amanda Willness

Providing automatic self-cleaning filtration systems for the removal of suspended solids from water is more than a job for Orival - it's a way of life. For over 30 years, Orival has supplied thousands of filtration units for a wide variety of customers in over 85 countries around the world.

Single units, flange-to-flange systems, complete skid mounted or containerized packages, and specifically fabricated filters are all common products for Orival.

NILEX INC.

OSPREY SCIENTIFIC INC.

49084 Mun 22E Ile des Chênes East MB R0A 0T4 T: 204-803-5728 E: natasha.klaponski@newleafbio.ca Contact: Natasha Klaponski

9304 - 39th Ave Edmonton AB T6E 6L8

MONTECO LTD.

2100-2 St Clair Ave W Toronto ON M4V 1L5

MS FILTER SYSTEMS INC.

31 Graham Lane Fenelon Falls ON K0M 1N0 T: 905-713-7875 F: 416-981-3418 E: rlecraw@msfilter.com www.msfilter.com Contact: Bob LeCraw

NORDITECH PTY. LTD.

Unit 36/70 Holbeche Rd Arndell Park Sydney NSW 2148 T: 61+2 9622 6327 F: 61+2 9622 6340 E: info@norditech.com.au Contact: Bruno Nourdine

NORTHERN ANI SOLUTIONS

Suite 415 - 55 Water St Vancouver BC V6B 1A1 E: misha@northernani.com

NOVA FILTRATION TECHNOLOGIES INC. 1367 Osprey Dr Ancaster ON L9G 4V5 T: 905-304-8157 E: info@novafiltrationtech.com Contact: Matt Scruton

MSU MISSISSAUGA LTD.

2222 S Sheridan Way Building 3 Unit 300 Mississauga ON L5J 2M4 T: 800-268-5336 x28 F: 888-220-2213 E: paul@msumississauga.com www.msumississauga.com Contact: Paul Grassa MSU is Canada's premier manufacturer of access hatches, climbing rungs, ladders, railing systems, stairways and specialty hardware for the water and wastewater industries. Founded in 1977 MSU has an almost 40 year history of supplying quality products and services.

NUMESH INC.

3000 Francis-Hughes Ave Laval QC H7L 3J5 T: 800-363-0847 F: 450-663-9049 E: alain.roy@numesh.com www.numesh.com Contact: Alain Roy

NUNA INNOVATIONS INC.

104 - 39149 Discovery Way Squamish BC V8B 0E6 T: 604-815-4385

ON TRACK SAFETY LTD.

29 Ruggles Ave Thornhill ON L3T 3S4

MUELLER CANADA

82 Hooper Rd Barrie ON L4N 8Z9 T: 705-719-9965 F: 705-719-4959 E: more-info@muellercanada.com www.muellercanada.com

OVIVO USA LLC

2404 Rutland Dr Austin TX 78758 T: 512-834-6000 F: 512-834-6039 E: info.us@ovivowater.com www.ovivowater.com Contact: Elena Bailey Ovivo is a world leader in equipment and solutions applicable to the treatment of water and wastewater. We bring together some of the world's most established brands with an amalgamated heritage of over 200 years of experience.

Ovivo designs and manufactures screening, clarifiers, aerobic digestion, anaerobic digestion, MBR systems, and aeration equipment.

OZONATOR INDUSTRIES LIMITED

1850 Industrial Dr/PO Box 26030 Regina SK S4R 8R7 T: 306-791-0900 F: 306-791-0905 E: pklaptchuk@ozonatorindustries.com Contact: Peter J. Klaptchuk, President & CEO

PACE DEWATERING SYSTEMS (CANADA) LTD. 9402-31 Ave Edmonton AB T6N 1C4 Contact: Bob Niedzienski

MYRON L. COMPANY

2450 Impala Dr Carlsbad CA 92008-7226 USA

NAPIER-REID LTD.

10 Alden Rd Markham ON L3R 2S1 T: 905-475-1545 F: 905-475-2021 E: info@napier-reid.com www.napier-reid.com Contact: Frank Li

NEPTUNE TECHNOLOGY GROUP (CANADA) LTD. 7275 West Credit Ave Mississauga ON L5N 5M9 T: 905-858-7480 F: 905-858-0428 E: rmassey@neptunetg.com Contact: Ruth Massey

ONTARIO CLEAN WATER AGENCY

1700-1 Yonge St Toronto ON M5E 1E5 T: 416-775-0543 OCWA provides a full range of water and wastewater services to municipalities, First Nation communities, institutions and private sector companies across Ontario. We are a “Total Solutions Provider” offering a range of services, including operations and maintenance engineering, and other technical and advisory expertise. Our certified team of experts have the skills and knowledge to support you at every stage of the asset life cycle, ensuring the long-term sustainability of your water and wastewater infrastructure. If your business is water, you need to know OCWA.

ONTARIO ONSITE WASTEWATER ASSOCIATION 198 Sophia St PO Box 2336 Peterborough ON K9J 7Y8 T: 855-905-6692 F: 705-742-7907 Contact: Rachel Robichaud

NETZSCH CANADA INC.

500 Welham Rd Barrie ON L4N 8Z7 T: 705-797-8426 F: 705-797-8427 E: ntc@netzsch.com www.pumps.netzsch.com Contact: George Balcerczyk NETZSCH, the world's largest manufacturer of Progressive Cavity Pumps offers a complete range of P.C. Pumps, Metering Pumps and Rotary Lobe Pumps. Netzsch Canada specializes in Progressive Cavity retrofit parts for most manufacturers' pumps.

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18130 - 105 Ave Ste #100 Edmonton AB T5S 2T4 T: 800-560-4402 F: 877-820-9667 E: sales@ospreyscientific.com Contact: Karen Schmidt

ORIVAL WATER FILTERS

213 S Van Brunt St Englewood NJ 07631 T: 201-568-3311 F: 201-568-1916 E: filters@orival.com www.orival.com Contact: Cila Schwartz

PACK-A-CONE (MINDSPACE INC.)

16-270 Esna Park Dr Markham ON l3R 1H3 T: 905-284-1000

PALL CANADA

6-3450 Ridgeway Dr Mississauga ON L5L 0A2

PARKSON CORPORATION

1401 W Cypress Creek Rd Suite 100 Fort Lauderdale FL 33309 T: 514-636-4618 F: 514-636-9718 E: jgrenier@parkson.com www.parkson.com Contact: Jean Grenier Parkson is a supplier of equipment and solutions for potable water, process water, and industrial and municipal wastewater applications. Parkson designs, engineers and assembles products that provide customers with advanced screening, biological, filtration, and biosolids solutions.

Parkson also has a highly trained field service team capable of completely rebuilding aging equipment or retrofitting equipment to include the latest technological advancements.

PENCON EQUIPMENT COMPANY

F2-109 Thomas St Oakville ON L6J 3A7 T: 905-845-1727 F: 905-845-1792 E: jpenny@pencon.ca Contact: Brian Penny

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PENINSULA PLASTICS LIMITED

620 Industrial Dr Fort Erie ON L2A 5M4 T: 905-871-4766 Contact: Ashley Clark

chemical fluid handling. Our innovative products, services and industry-specific solutions provide best-in-class efficiency and safety for our customers the world over.

ROADPOST INC.

PENTAIR CANADA

PROTECTOLITE COMPOSITES INC.

4-2850 Argentia Rd Mississauga ON L5N 8G4 Contact: Bill Barnett

4-490 Pinebush Rd Cambridge ON N1T 0A5

PIPE SPECIALTIES CANADA

661 Justus Dr Kingston ON K0K 1N0 T: 613-384-2500 F: 613-384-2900 E: psc@pipespecialties.com Contact: Gillian Carr

PIPELINE SAFETY TRUST

300 N. Commercial Suite B Bellingham WA 98225

84 Railside Rd Toronto ON M3A 1A3 T: 416-444-4484 F: 416-444-4485 E: kszasz@protectolite.com Contact: Karl Szasz

S2S ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

1099 Kingston Rd Ste #260 Pickering ON L1V 1B5 T: 416-410-4333 F: 416-410-4088 E: info@s2se.com www.s2se.com Contact: Saleem Dedhar

Q-VAC AUTOMATIC PRIMING SYSTEMS

17515 NE 67th Ct Redmond WA 98052 USA

PRAXAIR

QCEC - QUALITY CONTROL EQUIPMENT CO.

1200-1 City Centre Dr Mississauga ON L5B 1M2

1275 Cardiff Blvd Mississauga ON L5S 1R1 T: 905-453-4220 x229

25 St Marks River's Edge Dr PO Box 278 St Marks FL 32355 USA

805 Oakwood Rd Building F Lake Zurich IL 60047 T: 847-540-0054 F: 847-540-0513 E: experts@vacuumprimingsystems.com

SAFE DRAIN

628 Hi Tech Parkway #D Oakdale CA 95361 T: 800-764-5220 F: 408-273-6000 E: merissa@safedrainusa.com Contact: Merissa Lowe

4280 E 14th St Des Moines IA 50313

QUANICS INC.

PO Box 1520 Crestwood KY 40014 USA T: 877-QUANICS Contact: Tom Jenkins, Marketing Mgr.

SANITHERM INC.

2120 Hartley Ave Coquitlam BC V3K 6W5

QUANTUM MURRAY LP

SCENTROID

3-10 Kenmore Ave Stoney Creek ON L8E 5N1 T: 905-388-4444

PREMIER TECH AQUA

1 Ave Premier Rivière-du-Loup QC G5R 6C1 T: 418-867-8883 F: 418-862-6642 E: masp2@premiertech.com www.premiertechaqua.com Contact: Philippe Masuy Decentralized wastewater treatment solutions for the Municipal and Industrial sectors. Specialists in SBR technology.

PRO AQUA INC.

7-264 Bronte St S Milton ON L9T 5A3 T: 416-861-0237 F: 416-861-9303 E: scott@proaquasales.com www.proaquasales.com Contact: Scott Lenhardt Archimedes screw pumps; screens, washer compactors, conveyors, grit removal, anoxic mixers, blowers, aeration diffusers, gas cleaning, mixers, clarifiers, tank components, SBR, RBC, MBR, oxidation ditches, tertiary filters, disk filters, UV, thickening, dewatering, rotary lobe pumps, grinders, polymer systems, sludge transport/storage, sludge dryers, alkaline stabilization, odour control, stormwater, biogas conditioning, siloxane removal, septage receiving, weir washing, launder covers, tipping buckets, flushing gates, aluminum covers, travelling water screens, floc mixers, underdrains, troughs, membranes, MF, UF, RO, IX, TOC analyzers, UV, blowers, truck fill stations, chlorine scrubbers, chlorine gas containment.

ROTORK CONTROLS

RUNNALLS INDUSTRIES

PRUITT HUMPHRESS POWERS & MUNROE INC.

POLLARD WATER

7A Taymall Ave Toronto ON M8Z 3Y8 T: 416-253-6990

431 Alden Rd Markham ON L3R 3L4 T: 416-479-0078 E: sales@idescanada.com www.scentroid.com

SCG INDUSTRIES LTD.

250 King William Rd Saint John NB E2M 5Y5 T: 506-674-1081 F: 506-674-1082 E: rkerr@scgindustries.com Contact: Russell Kerr

R.E. MORRISON EQUIPMENT INC.

21-3615 Laird Rd Mississauga ON L5L 5Z8 T: 905-828-6301 F: 905-828-3674 E: info@remequipm.com www.remequip.com Contact: Ray Ralph, Owner Canadian national distributor of Becker and Republic blowers, compressors and vacuum pumps. The company provides engineering, sales and service, inventory of parts, pumps with unique size and pressure capability. Becker rotary vane blowers and compressors work in small to mid-size aeration projects. Regenerative blower compact, quiet and dependable. Three stage units for up to 15 PSI. Compact high speed single stage centrifugal blower's volumes of 4000 CFM pressures to 4.5 PSI.

RACO MANUFACTURING & ENGINEERING CO INC. 1400 62nd St Emeryville CA 94608 USA

REAL TECH INC.

1150 Champlain Court Whitby ON L1N 6K9 T: 905-665-6888 F: 905-665-7025 E: amanda@realtechwater.com www.realtechwater.com Contact: Amanda Keen

SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

48 Steacie Dr Kanata ON K2K 2A9

SCICORP INTERNATIONAL INC.

1273 North Service Rd E Oakville ON L6H 1A7 See addendum on page 103 for full details.

SCO-TERRA OPERATIONS GROUP INC. 321 Dufferin Ave London ON N6B 1Z3 T: 519-434-0278 F: 519-434-6820 E: rpellerin@scoterra.com www.scoterra.com Contact: Richard J. Pellerin, President

SEALOGIC INNOVATIONS CORP.

PO Box 23809 Belleville ON K8P 5J3 T: 613-966-4567 F: 613-966-9854 E: eng@seal-ogic.com Contact: Kevin Drumm

SEEPEX, INC.

511 Speedway Dr Enon OH 45323 T: 937-864-7150 E: sales.us@seepex.com www.seepex.com

SEI INDUSTRIES RITTAL SYSTEMS LTD. PROMINENT FLUID CONTROLS LTD.

490 Southgate Dr Guelph ON N1G 4P5 T: 888-709-9933 F: 519-836-5226 E: sales@prominent.ca www.prominent.ca Contact: Garth deBruyn, Vice President ProMinent is your trusted advisor in water treatment and chemical feed, and is a world leader in manufacturing components and systems for

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6485 Ordan Dr Mississauga ON L5T 1X2 T: 905-795-0777 F: 905-795-9548 www.rittal.ca Contact: Sandy McGale Rittal is the world's leading supplier of enclosures, power distribution, and climate control for electrical, process and IT applications. Customers from all sectors of industry, from water treatment to oil and gas, as well as the IT and telecom markets are making use of system solutions from Rittal.

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7400 Wilson Ave Delta BC V4G 1H3 T: 604-946-3131 E: seisales@sei-ind.com www.sei-ind.com Contact: Paul Reichard Using proprietary materials, SEI’s Arctic-Shield Insta-Berms are the first to be certified to Canada’s new national CAN/ULC-S668-12 standard.

Arctic-Shield material is purpose-engineered for secondary containment in arctic climates and can be deployed in temperatures as low as -46C. Many operators working in remote, extreme conditions (including mining, construction and exploration companies), use these amazing climate-specific berms.

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www.petanks.com Contact: Craig Gorton

901 Tryens Rd Aston PA 19014 T: 877-373-2700 E: dbreisac@sensaphone.com Contact: Dave Breisacher

SIGMA ENGINEERING LTD.

SENSUS METERING SYSTEMS

300-8601 Six Fords Rd Raleigh NC 27615 USA

400-1444 Alberni St Vancouver BC V6G 2Z4 T: 604-688-8271 x379 E: gmcdonnell@synex.com www.sigmaengineering.com Contact: Glenn McDonnell

SINGER VALVE

12850 – 87th Ave Surrey BC V3W 3H9 T: 604-594-5404 F: 604-594-8845 E: singer@singervalve.com Contact: Mark Gimson

SMARTCOVER SYSTEMS

SENTRIMAX CENTRIFUGES INC.

9440-60th Ave Edmonton AB T6E 0C1 T: 780-434-1718 F: 780-434-1620 E: tim.maxwell@sentrimax.com www.sentrimax.com Contact: Tim Maxwell At Sentrimax, we’re proud of our solid history and vast experience in the service and repair of municipal decanter centrifuges. Our vertically integrated machine shop operations in both Canada and the U.S. provide a complete, in-house range of services that is second to none, and every aspect of a centrifuge repair is executed with the utmost regard for quality and reliability. This is what our customers continually expect and this is what Sentrimax consistently delivers.

SERVICE FILTRATION OF CANADA LTD.

12-4141 Sladeview Cr Mississauga ON L5L 5T1

SEVERN TRENT SERVICES

220 Gibraltar Rd Horsham PA 19044 USA

SEW-EURODRIVE COMPANY OF CANADA LTD. 210 Walker Dr Bramalea ON L6T 3W1 See addendum on page 103 for full details.

2067 Wineridge Place Suite E Escondido CA 92029 T: 760-291-1980 F: 760-291-1980 E: sales@smartcoversystems.com www.smartcoversystems.com Contact: Melissa Fischer

SMITH & LOVELESS, INC.

14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr Lenexa KS 66215 USA T: 913-888-5201 F: 913-888-2173 www.smithandloveless.com Contact: William Flores, Vice President Municipal Division Smith & Loveless Inc. is a global leader in the design and manufacture of a complete line of pre-engineered water and wastewater treatment and pumping systems. With sales offices throughout Canada, and numerous installations over 40 years, we feature treatment plants, grit removal systems, pump stations and filtration systems.

PO Box 73 Medicine Hat AB T1A 7E5 T: 888-533-4446 F: 403-529-9334 E: sales@shac.ca www.shac.ca Contact: Philip Fandrick

966 Pantera Dr Unit 34 Mississauga ON L4W 2S1 T: 905-625-0265 F: 905-625-0268 E: ginaf@sheridanelectric.ca Contact: Gina Fitz-Andrews

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PROTECTIVE & MARINE COATINGS

T: 216-292-4700 E: shunsberger@marcusthomasllc.com www.protective.sherwin-williams.com Contact: Scott Hunsberger Sherwin-Williams is a global protective and marine coatings company that delivers smarter asset protection and unmatched service and specification support to its customers from 4,000 locations worldwide. It starts with a complete line of timetested, high-performance products and some of the most innovative and greenest technologies in the coatings industry. But they know that it takes more than product alone to be a world leader in protective coatings and linings. And so do the customers that rely on Sherwin-Williams every day as they help them protect their business.

SIERRA SALES PETANKS

346 Kent Lane Perkasie PA 18944 T: 215-258-5602 F: 215-480-3507 E: cgorton@petanks.com

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668 Millway Ave Units #15&16 Concord ON L4K 3V2 T: 905-660-0501 F: 905-660-7143 E: sonic@sonicsoil.com www.sonicsoil.com Contact: Alan Archibald, VP Administration, Ted Nedelkopoulos, Operations Manager Sonic Soil Sampling Inc. is celebrating their 35th Anniversary. We have been providing contract services since 1981 to the Environmental, Geotechnical and Mining sectors throughout the world, offering a portable solution to your sampling and geotechnical needs. Our reputation for quality, workmanship and a willingness to help our customers has been our best promotional tool.

SPD SALES LIMITED

SHAC ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS INC.

SHERIDAN ELECTRIC SERVICES LTD.

SONIC SOIL SAMPLING INC.

SNF CANADA LTD.

5 Blueking Cr Westhill ON M1C 4V3 T: 416-286-4617 F: 416-286-6324 E: msimpson@snfcanada.com www.snf-canada.com Contact: Mark Simpson, Regional Manager SNF Canada is the world's largest manufacturer of organic coagulants and flocculants. SNF Canada specializes in providing flocculants and coagulants to the municipal water and wastewater treatment industry. Typical polymer applications include sludge dewatering, sludge thickening and primary/secondary clarification. SNF Canada's Equipment Division offers end-users dry and/or emulsion polymer preparation systems, solution tanks and feed pump packages.

SOLAR ONTARIO LTD.

1290 Speers Rd Unit 14 Oakville ON L6L 2X4 T: 905-845-2433 E: info@solarontario.com Contact: Andrew McKegney

SOLINST CANADA LTD.

35 Todd Rd Georgetown ON L7G 4R8 T: 905-873-2255 F: 905-873-1992 E: chris.batt@solinst.com www.solinst.com Contact: Chris Batt

6415 Northam Dr Mississauga ON L4V 1J2 T: 905-678-2882 F: 905-293-9774 E: sales@spdsales.com www.spdsales.com Contact: Frank Farkas

SPILL MANAGEMENT INC.

45 Upper Mount Albion Rd Stoney Creek ON L8J 2R9 T: 905-578-9666 F: 905-578-6644 E: contact@spillmanagement.ca www.spillmanagement.ca Instructor Cliff Holland teaches emergency preparedness, planning and spill response on site, across Canada. The customized courses address geographical conditions while handling routine events or facing a worst-case scenario. The courses require samples of chemicals typically used on site. Other representative samples may be placed into individually “numerically coded” sample bottles for course exercises. Courses are 75% hands-on, 15% interactive and 10% orientation. Other topics include incident command, E R planning, testing, and exercising.

SPILLFIX/AMERICAN GREEN VENTURES 47 Eliot St South Natick MA 01760

ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

19 Commerce Ln Suite 1 Canton NY 13617 USA T: 315-379-9806

STANMECH TECHNOLOGIES INC.

944 Zelco Dr Burlington ON L7L 4Y3 T: 905-631-6161 F: 905-631-1852 E: info@stanmech.com Contact: Customer Service

STEALTH VALVE & CONTROLS LTD.

F6-1273 North Service Rd E Oakville ON L6H 1A7

STERLING POWER SYSTEMS INC.

799 Rennie St Hamilton ON L8H 3R5 T: 800-809-0330 F: 905-547-2381 Contact: Phil Davis

STORMTRAP

6A-170 The Donway West Ste #1928 Toronto ON M3C 2E8 T: 815-941-4549 x132 E: jsolomons@stormtrap.com Contact: Joseph Solomons

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PO Box 670 Stn B Sudbury ON P3E 4R6 T: 705-479-1056 Contact: Matt Haggis

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970 Third Concession Rd Pickering ON L1V 2P8 T: 877-789-6224 F: 905-839-6600 Contact: Thomas Burt, Marketing Manager

TEAM-1 ACADEMY INC.

19-760 Pacific Rd Oakville ON L6L 6M5 T: 905-827-0007 x122 F: 905-827-0049 E: brian@team1academy.com www.team1academy.com Contact: Brian Kovalcik

SUEZ

8007 Discovery Dr Richmond VA 23229 T: 804-756-7600 F: 804-756-7643 E: sales.usa@suez-na.com www.suez-na.com SUEZ provides engineering design, equipment supply and commissioning services in four primary business sectors: wastewater, drinking water, biosolids treatment and industrial water by specializing in technologies such as headworks, high-rate clarification, filtration, disinfection, biological treatment and biosolids management for both the industrial and municipal markets. As full-treatment line specialists, we supply primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment technologies and are involved in all project stages, from process design to equipment supply to operations training.

SUPPORTING ONTARIO INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS & LANDS (SOIIL)

25 North Rivermede Rd Vaughan ON L4K 5V4 T: 905-581-3498 Contact: Alan J Durand

SYNTEC PROCESS EQUIPMENT LTD.

77 Pillsworth Rd Unit #12 Bolton ON L7E 4G4 T: 905-951-8000 F: 905-951-8002 E: roger@syntecpe.com See addendum on page 103 for full details.

SYRINIX INC.

548 Market St #50208 San Francisco CA 94104-5401 T: 905-973-6117 E: cliff.jones@syrinix.com www.syrinix.com Contact: Cliff Jones

TELOG INSTRUMENTS INC.

830 Canning Pkwy Victor NY 14564 USA T: 585-742-3000 F: 585-742-3006 Contact: Greg DeSantis, VP Sales

TERMINAL CITY IRON WORKS LTD.

2-9494 - 198th St Langley BC V1M 3C8

TERRAPURE ENVIRONMENTAL

1100 Burloak Dr Ste #500 Burlington ON L7L 6B2 T: 905-315-6300 E: info@terrapureenv.com www.terrapureenv.com Contact: General Inquiries Terrapure Environmental is a leading Canadian provider of innovative, cost-effective environmental services and recycling solutions that help address industry’s complex environmental challenges. With an unwavering focus on health and safety excellence, the company provides services that minimize waste and maximize the recovery or recycling of valuable industrial by-products through a coast-to-coast facility network and on customer sites.

200 Eastport Blvd Hamilton ON L8H 7S4 T: 905-544-0444 F: 905-544-0266 Contact: Jeff Newman

THE FORD METER BOX COMPANY INC.

TANK CONNECTION

3609 N 16th St. Parsons KS 67357 T: 620-423-3010 F: 620-423-3999 E: sales@tankconnection.com Contact: Bransie Qualls

3020 Gore Rd London ON N5V 4T7 T: 519-457-3400 E: info@trojanuv.com Contact: Tania Testa

TROY-ONTOR INC.

121 Commerce Park Dr Units H - K Barrie ON T: 705-721-8246 F: 705-721-5851 E: martin.doyle@troy-ontor.ca www.troy-ontor.ca Contact: Martin Doyle Specializing in electric actuators for valve and gate automation, with onsite expertise to retrofit any size or type of valve or gate, large inventory of actuators, and parts to support field service.

In house machine shop to fabricate retrofit hardware, and mount and test motorized valves. All our equipment includes field service support for start up and commissioning.

UNIQAIR TECHNOLOGIES

35993 Eaglecrest Pl Abbotsford BC V3G 1E7 T: 604-854-5628 F: 604-854-5620 Contact: Hans Schieven

UNITED MANUFACTURING INTERNATIONAL 2000 820 Kimball Rd Ste #1002 Red Bluff CA 96080-4586 T: 530-528-1361 F: 530-528-1361 E: activecarbon@jps.net www.umi20001.tripod.com Contact: Laurence D'Alberti

TERRATEC ENVIRONMENTAL LTD.

5045 North Service Rd Burlington ON L7L 5H6 T: 905-383-5550 F: 905-315-7110 Contact: Kristy Savoie, Sales Manager, Ontario

93 Skyway Ave Ste #101 Toronto ON M9W 6N6 T: 416-679-8914 F: 416-679-8915 E: rsingh@tharris.ca www.tharris.ca Contact: Raj Singh T.Harris Environmental Management Inc. (THEM) is a diverse group of Engineering, Scientific, Technical, and Industrial Hygiene Professionals providing Consulting Services on Hazardous Materials (Asbestos, Lead, Mould, etc.), Occupational Hygiene, and Environmental matters since 1979. THEM is committed to providing our clients with high quality services at cost-effective prices, and in a time-efficient manner. We are proud to be celebrating over 35 years of treating our clients as friends, because you never let a friend down.

TROJAN TECHNOLOGIES

PO Box 1515 Sechelt BC V0N 3A0 T: 604-740-6128 E: btelder@telus.net www.telderengineering.com Contact: Bert Telder

TERVITA CORPORATION - ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES & WASTE MANAGEMENT

T. HARRIS ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC.

399 College St E Belleville ON K8N 5S7 T: 613-968-1100 F: 613-968-1033 E: info@trianglefluid.com Contact: Mike Shorts

TELDER ENGINEERING LTD.

SULZER PUMPS (CANADA) INC.

2-1401 Meyerside Dr Mississauga ON L5T 1G8 F: 416-881-1572 E: landy.lu@sulzer.com Contact: Landy Lu

TRIANGLE FLUID CONTROLS LTD.

777 Manchester Ave PO Box 443 Wabash IN 46992 USA

THERN, INC.

5712 Industrial Park Rd PO Box 347 Winona MN 55987 USA

THOMPSON PUMP & MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC.

4620 City Center Dr Port Orange FL 32129 USA T: 386-767-7310 F: 386-761-0362

TITAN ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAINMENT LTD. 777 Quest Blvd PO Box 9 Ile des Chênes MB R0A 0T0

TRANS ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS INC.

1363 Wimbledon Way Charlottesville VA 22901 T: 434-975-2872 F: 434-975-2872 E: rambishop1@gmail.com Contact: Merrill Bishop

TRI-PHASE GROUP

446 Hazelhurst Rd Mississauga ON L5J 2Z7 T: 905-823-7965 F: 905-823-7932

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UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO SCARBOROUGH, MASTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PROGRAM

1265 Military Trail Toronto ON M1C 1A4 T: 416-287-7357 F: 416-287-7204 E: menvsc@utsc.utoronto.ca www.utsc.utoronto.ca/gradpes/programs-menvsc-0 Contact: Julie Quenneville The Master of Environmental Science program is a 12-month course-based professional program that aims to educate practitioners of environmental science to meet the needs of industry, government and NGOs. Students spend the last 4 months in a work place internship or carrying out an environmentally related research project.

Students specialize in either: Conservation and Biodiversity, Climate Change Impact Assessment, or Biophysical Interactions in Terrestrial and Aquatic Systems. Part-time studies are also available.

UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO - CO-OP EDUCATION & CAREER ACTION

200 University Ave W Waterloo ON N2L 3G1 T: 519-888-4567

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON 432 N Lake St Madison WI 53706 T: 800-462-0876 F: 608-263-3160 E: custserv@epd.wisc.edu Contact: Philip O'Leary

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1330-900 Circle 75 Pkwy Atlanta GA 30339 USA T: 404-352-6070 F: 404-352-6077 Contact: Lovella Hebert

VEOLIA WATER TECHNOLOGIES CANADA INC.

USABLUEBOOK

PO Box 9006 Gurnee IL 60031 T: 800-548-1234 F: 847-377-5160 E: export@usabluebook.com www.usabluebook.com Contact: Dan Mantilla, International Sales Manager USABlueBook is the water and wastewater industry's primary source for equipment and supplies. With over 64,000 products available, it's easy to see why thousands of industrial, private and municipal operations rely on USABlueBook each year. Call 1-800-548-1234 Monday through Friday, 6 am to 7 pm CST, to speak with a live customer service representative who can answer your questions, place your order, quote pricing or track your shipment. Request your FREE 1,760page catalog today!

4105 Sartelon Saint Laurent QC H4S 2B3 T: 905-286-4846 | 514-334-7230 E: salescanada@veolia.com www.veoliawatertech.com Contact: Nadine Mourad, Marketing & Communication Team Leader Veolia Water Technologies Canada has helped Canadian municipalities and industries solve water, wastewater and sludge treatment challenges since 1948. We design, manufacture and service over 350 proprietary technologies, offering solutions ranging from mobile and urgent temporary plants, to treatment equipment, to integrated systems delivered under a wide range of procurement methods, including Design Build.

By delivering solutions that minimize resource consumption and maximize resource recovery we help customers achieve their sustainability targets.

VISSERS SALES CORP.

20 - 220 Industrial Pkwy S Aurora ON L4G 3V6 T: 905-841-4073 F: 905-841-4018 E: greg@vissers.on.ca www.visserssales.com Contact: Greg Vissers Vissers Sales Corp. serves a wide variety of industrial, municipal, power, oil & gas, and OEM customers. Focusing on liquid handling applications, our process specialists have years of experience in assisting our customers in making: Manufacturing processes operate more efficiently; Drinking water safe; Wastewater safe for discharge; Boilers and cooling towers scale-free; Buildings more energy efficient; Buildings more water efficient; Commercial swimming pools clean and crystal clear.

WACHS CANADA LTD.

1250 Journey's End Circle Newmarket ON L3Y 0B9

WALKER ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP INC.

2800 Thorold Townline Rd Niagara Falls ON L2E 6S4 T: 905-227-4142 F: 905-680-1916 E: contactweg@walkerind.com www.walkerind.com

USF FABRICATION

3200 West 84th St Hialeah FL 33018

VFOLD INC.

UV PURE TECHNOLOGIES

60 Venture Dr Unit 6 Toronto ON M1B 3S4 T: 416-208-9884 F: 416-208-9131 E: lvandepol@uvpure.com www.uvpure.com Contact: Lisa Vandepol Advanced UV disinfection systems with patented Crossfire Technology. Over 18,000 systems installed globally for water, wastewater, recycled water and rainwater treatment, up to 3 MGD flow rates. Smart technology, no fouling, virtually maintenance free, can effectively treat difficult water that is 10 times worse than conventional UV systems can treat. Award winning company and technology; chosen by Boeing for use on all 787 Dreamliner aircraft! Pure safe water. Always.

15700 Robins Hill Rd Unit # 2 London ON N5V 0A4 T: 877-818-3653 F: 519-659-6941 E: sales@vfoldinc.com www.vfoldinc.com Contact: Mark Thomas Manufacturer of sludge dewatering systems for industrial & municipal. Specializing in small mid sized applications with equipment built for simplicity, low maintenance & cost-effectiveness.

Dewatering systems capable of handling sludge produced from: Clarifier underflow, DAF float, biological treatment, MBRs, lagoons. Manufacturer of VFold folding belt press; rotating drum thickener; polymer make-down systems.

VICTAULIC

VECTOR PROCESS EQUIPMENT INC.

5889 Summerside Dr Mississauga ON L5M 6L1 T: 416-527-4396 | 905-979-8660 | 416-7254271 F: 905-567-8590 E: info@vectorprocess.com www.vectorprocess.com Contacts: André Osborne, Dale Sanchez, Hisham Younis Pumps, strainers, multi-rake & perforated screens, screw conveyors & compactors, grit collectors, clarifier & sludge thickener mechanisms, chain & flight collectors, fine bubble diffusers, surface aerators & mixers, Bio-Wheel™, MBRs, SBRs, MBBRs, lagoon aeration, SAGR® nitrification beds, turbo blowers, air control diaphragm valves, Blue PRO® phosphorus removal sand filters, membrane filters, UV disinfection, digester covers & mixers, heat exchangers, centrifuges, belt presses, sludge dryers, aluminum covers, bolted steel tanks, TwinOxide® disinfection system, odour control biofilters & scrubbers, plastic tanks.

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123 Newkirk Rd Richmond Hill ON L4C 3G5 T: 905-884-7444 www.victaulic.com Contact: Rhys Jardine Victaulic is the world’s leading producer of mechanical pipe joining solutions, including grooved fittings and couplings. Victaulic piping systems, technologies and services put people to work faster, increase safety, help ensure reliability and maximize efficiency. With piping solutions at work in more than 140 countries, Victaulic supports diverse business lines in oil and gas, chemical, mining, power generation, water and wastewater treatment, maritime, as well as commercial building and fire protection.

Learn more at www.victaulic.com.

VL MOTION SYSTEMS INC.

212 Wyecroft Rd Unit 23 Oakville ON L6K 3T9 T: 905-842-0244 F: 905-845-3009 E: jcarney@vlmotion.com Contact: John Carney

WASTECORP PUMPS INC.

55 Six Point Rd Toronto ON M8Z 2X3 T: 416-233-3000 F: 416-233-2300 E: info@wastecorp.com www.wastecorp.com Contact: Sales/Engineering Wastecorp Pumps, an ISO 9001/14001:2015 certified company, is known worldwide for manufacturing heavy duty, high performance fluid process pumps in the areas of municipal, industrial, construction, chemical, food process, mining, oil and gas, refineries, environmental remediation and marine industries. Wastecorp's fluid process product line includes: Plunger, diaphragm, self-priming centrifugal, dry prime centrifugal, double disc and vacuum pumps. Power sources: Electric, engine, hydraulic, pneumatic mounting: Mobile & stationary.

WATERLOO BARRIER INC.

PO Box 385 Rockwood ON N0B 2K0 T: 519-856-1352 F: 519-856-0759 E: robin@waterloo-barrier.com www.waterloo-barrier.com Contact: Robin Jowett Waterloo Barrier® is a containment wall for the control of contaminated groundwater or soil gases.

The Barrier can also be used as a structural wall for construction dewatering or the excavation of contaminated soils. Formed of steel sheet piling with specially designed sealable joints, the Barrier offers a long service life, exceptionally low hydraulic conductivity, and documentable construction quality assurance/control. Installation is clean and rapid with minimal site disturbance. Interlocking joints are sealed in place, in the ground.

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20 Adelaide St E 13th Fl Toronto ON M5C 2T6

WATSON-MARLOW PUMPS GROUP

37 Upton Dr Wilmington MA 01887 USA

WATERLOO BIOFILTER SYSTEMS INC.

PO Box 400 Dennis St Rockwood ON N0B 2K0 T: 519-856-0757 F: 519-856-0759 E: geanine@waterloo-biofilter.com www.waterloo-biofilter.com Contact: Geanine Zuliani The Waterloo Biofilter® is a free-draining, absorbent trickling filter that efficiently treats residential, commercial and communal sewage wastewaters. The compact Biofilter can be placed virtually anywhere: bedrock, clay, high-water table, tight lots and waterfront property. Configurations include self-contained above ground SC shipping containers – ready to plug in on-site and each capable of treating 40,000 L/d to sand filter quality. Features include a permanent filter medium (warranties up to 20 years), and high quality Ontario-developed nitrogen & phosphorus removal systems. Ideal for truck stops, campgrounds & resorts. Low maintenance and energy use, no aerobic sludge handling, small footprint, and seasonal or year-round use.

WALKERTON CLEAN WATER CENTRE

20 Ontario Rd Box 160 Walkerton ON N0G 2V0 T: 519-881-2003 F: 519-881-4947 E: inquiry@wcwc.ca

WAY COOL PRODUCT CO. LLC

4305 Luna Course Liverpool NY 13090 T: 315-569-9974 E: rsettembre@gmail.com Contact: Rich Settembre

WEIR CANADA

2360 Millrace Ct Mississauga ON L5N 1W2 T: 905-813-8190 F: 905-813-8170 Contact: Tom Scott

20-169 Dufferin St S Alliston ON L9R 1E6 T: 705-250-0368 F: 705-435-5054 E: sales@watermarksolutions.ca www.watermark.ca Contact: Gary Fricke Watermark provides the most current methods of water resource loss mitigation. These methods include system wide water leak detection surveys, DMAs, flow and pressure monitoring, hydrant flow testing, “C” factor testing and specialized equipment sales and service. We represent ABB Aquamaster III and UL approved Fire Service Meters; HWM – Water Leak Detection Equipment, Acoustic, Correlators and Sound Loggers; Schonstedt Pipe Locators; TSI Hydrant Flow Meters. Visit us at www.Watermark.ca, sales@ watermarksolutions.ca or Call 1-855-293-5325.

WIKA INSTRUMENTS LTD.

1-2679 Bristol Circle Oakville ON L6H 6Z8 T: 905-337-1611 F: 905-337-2716 Contact: Lloyd Clarke, Market Segment Manager

WILDCAT WATER TECHNOLOGIES LTD.

2933-26 Ave SE Ste # 411 Calgary AB T2B 0N5 T: 403-774-1396 F: 888-317-4640 E: jean.navert@wildcatwater.com Contact: Jean Navert

WILO CANADA INC.

Bay 8 925-30th St NE Calgary AB T2A 5L7 T: 403-276-9456 F: 403-277-9456 E: info@wilo-canada.com Contact: Steffen Werner 1115 Cathcart Blvd Sarnia ON N7S 2H4

WESCOR WASTEWATER & ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

15700 Robins Hill Rd Unit #2 London ON N5V 0A4 T: 866-952-6523, 519-659-6523 F: 519-659-6941 E: info@wes-cor.ca www.wes-cor.ca Supplier of industrial and municipal wastewater treatment systems. Manufacturing innovative technologies to achieve compliance. All systems are designed for ease of operation, maintenance and durability, including: Industrial pre-treatment systems - continuous and batch, sludge dewatering equipment, clarifiers, dissolved air flotation, indexing filters, multimedia filters, customized chemical treatment programs.

1693 Colborne St E Brantford ON N3T 5L4

WESTECH ENGINEERING INC.

3665 S West Temple Salt Lake City UT 84115 T: 801-265-1000 F: 801-265-1080 E: info@westech-inc.com www.westech-inc.com WesTech Engineering Inc. is a recognized leader in the manufacture of liquid-solids separation equipment for industrial and municipal process applications. Surface waters, groundwater, water reuse, drinking water, wastewater treatment and industrial and mineral process equipment built to meet customer specifications, and exceed performance criteria. WesTech is employee-owned and ISO 9001:2008 certified.

WORLD WATER OPERATOR TRAINING COMPANY INC. (WWOTC)

3665 Wyandotte St E Windsor ON N9A 5T7 T: 866-622-6535 F: 519-974-9603 E: info@wwotc.ca www.wwotc.ca Contact: Patti Melo WWOTC is considered a leader when it comes to water and wastewater operational training. With nearly 150 accredited courses in our library, we can bring them to your site or you can come to one of our famous hands-on centres in Windsor or Hamilton. We have assembled an impressive roster of highly skilled instructors that can handle any training or coaching needs you might have.

The right choice for many since 2001.

WTP EQUIPMENT CORP.

83 Nuggett Ct Brampton ON L6T 5A9 T: 905-799-3403 F: 905-799-6638 E: sales@wtpcorp.com www.website.com/ca Contact: Ken Argyle, Engineering Manager Canadian manufacturer of wastewater headworks equipment, including: mechanical bar screens, heavy duty deep well bar screens, continuously cleaned fine (to 1 mm) filter belt and perforated plate screens, conveyor screens, septage screens, screenings presses, screw conveyors, aerated tank and vortex chamber grit collectors and grit classifiers. Customer service is provided from our Brampton, Ontario, facility.

XYLEM

WATERRA PUMPS LIMITED

5200 Dixie Rd Unit #44 Mississauga ON L4W 1E4 T: 905-238-5242 F: 905-238-5704 E: sales@waterra.com www.waterra.com Contact: John Newall Waterra has been a provider of simple and affordable technology for environmental groundwater monitoring applications around the world for over 25 years. Our product line includes everything from the ubiquitous inertial pump to stainless steel submersible pumps. We are the leading manufacturer of groundwater filters and our product line includes our own line of water level and interface meters, disposable bailers and of course HDPE & LDPE tubing in a broad range of sizes.

PO Box 792 Winnipeg MB R3C 2N5 T: 204-233-7133

WISE ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS INC.

WESSUC INC. WATERMARK SOLUTIONS LTD.

WESTEEL

WESTECH INDUSTRIAL LTD.

1080 Clay Ave Unit 4 Burlington ON L7L 0A1 T: 905-812-3993 F: 905-812-3995 E: jerry@westech-ind.com www.westech-ind.com Contact: Jerry D'Ortenzio, Product Specialist Varec digester/landfill gas flame arresters, relief valves, enclosed burners, regulators, sediment/ drip traps, manholes, hatches. Westech emissions monitoring, gas detection & instrumentation equipment.

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14125 South Bridge Circle Charlotte NC 28273 T: 704-409-9750 E: sara.bonham@xyleminc.com www.xylemwatersolutions.com/ca Contact: Sarah J. Bonham, NA Marketing Communications Manager

XYPEX

13731 Mayfield Place Richmond BC V6V 2G9

YASKAWA CANADA INC.

3-3530 Laird Rd Mississauga ON L5L 5Z7 Contact: Roy Lieun-Kie-Song

YORK FLUID CONTROLS LTD.

2 Westwyn Ct Brampton ON L6T 4T5 T: 905-454-4013 F: 905-454-8423 Contact: M. Knapman, President/GM

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CB SHIELD

39 Uplands Dr Brantford ON N3R 6H5 T: 519-212-9161 E: info@cbshield.com www.cbshield.com Contact: Mark CB Shield is the most cost effective, at source treatment of stormwater. Has been third party tested and ETV verified. Can be installed and removed in less than 2 minutes. Perfect for retrofitting into existing catchbasins for instant water quality you can count on. It will reduce scouring by 92%. Now installed in a number of cities across Ontario. SWM Shield is the perfect cost saving product for pond maintenance.

SCICORP INTERNATIONAL CORP.

1273 North Service Rd E Oakville ON L6H 1A7 T: 905-829-1749 E: derk@scicorp.net Contact: Derk Maat

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Powerful odour elimination while accelerating the biological activity in wastewater, lagoons, ponds, landfill, transfer stations, combined sewer overflow facilities and compost facilities. SciCorp Biologic™ is a specially formulated organic solution used internationally to solve some of the worst odour issues. Used by such clients as Waste Management, Covanta, Golden Apple, Maple Lodge Farms and many international organizations, SciCorp is proving time and again that it is the best solution to eliminate odours while rapidly reducing biosolids and accelerating production. Sold and supported by environmental engineers.

engineers understand the power transmission challenges your business and industry are facing – and how to optimize your drive application to meet them. Combined with our local product distribution, this leading expertise means we can get you up and running fast.

SYNTEC PROCESS EQUIPMENT LTD.

SEW-EURODRIVE COMPANY OF CANADA LTD.

210 Walker Dr Bramalea ON L6T 3W1 T: 905-791-1553 F: 905-791-2999 E: marketing@sew-eurodrive.ca www.sewcan.ca Contact: Suzanne Mamo No matter where you are located across Canada, SEW-EURODRIVE is there for you. With three assembly plants in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver we stock more product inventory than all our competitors combined. We also have 38 technical sales representatives and hundreds of distribution product specialists and industry specialist locations. Located regionally, our applications

77 Pillsworth Rd Unit #12 Bolton ON L7E 4G4 T: 905-951-8000 F: 905-951-8002 E: info@syntecpe.com www.syntecpe.com Contact: Roger Sinclair, President Syntec is a manufacturers’ representative in both municipal and industrial sectors. The combined expertise of Syntec and our manufacturing partners enables Syntec to provide solutions in all aspects of valving, controls and instruments. We provide competitively priced, quality products in an ethical and professional manner and deliver excellent service to our clients, from a knowledgeable, caring staff.

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GUIDE TO ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS & SERVICES

ES&E’S GUIDE TO ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS & SERVICES See ‘Suppliers’ Section (pg. 88) for address, etc., of any company listed in this section Access Hatches ACG - Envirocan BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions Can-Am Instruments Engineered Pump Systems ENV Treatment Systems Geomembrane Technologies Halliday Products MSU Mississauga Pro Aqua Westech Industrial Activated Carbon Adsorbents Anthrafilter Media & Coal Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC BI Pure Water BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions BowRio Water Technologies Continental Carbon Group E.R.E. Inc ENV Treatment Systems Jacobi Carbons Service Filtration Of Canada United Manufacturing Int. 2000 Veolia Water Technologies WESCOR Actuators ABB Alltork Actuation Avensys Solutions Cancoppas Limited CB Automation Chemline Plastics Delpro Automation DeZURIK/APCO/Hilton Festo Halogen Valve Systems Rotork Controls Troy-Ontor VL Motion Systems Adsorbents/Absorbents Absorbents Online Albarrie GeoComposites Blue-Zone Technologies Canature WaterGroup Continental Carbon Group CTP Sinto America Drain-All E.R.E. Inc EHS Canada ENV Treatment Systems Enviro Hazmat Emergency Response Golden Environmental Services Minotaur Stormwater Services Safe Drain Aeration Systems ACG - Envirocan Aeration Industries International Aerzen Canada Alfa Laval Aqua Technical Sales AWT Technologies Inc Bio-Microbics BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions BowRio Water Technologies C&M Environmental Technologies Canadianpond.ca Products Directrik Elmridge Engineering ENV Treatment Systems Fluidyne Corporation H2Flow Equipment KSB Pumps Lime Green Equipment Medora Corporation Metcon Sales & Engineering Napier-Reid

Parkson Corporation Pro Aqua Smith & Loveless Sulzer Pumps USABluebook Vector Process Equipment Way Cool Product Co. WesTech Engineering Aerobic Digestion ACG - Envirocan ADI Systems Aeration Industries International Aerzen Canada Bio-Microbics BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions BowRio Water Technologies C&M Environmental Technologies CEMATRIX ENV Treatment Systems Fluidyne Corporation Greatario H2Flow Equipment KSB Pumps Napier-Reid Ovivo USA Pro Aqua SHAC Environmental Products Air Emissions Testing Avensys Solutions Cancoppas Limited ENV Treatment Systems Gasmet Technologies MIP Cemtrex Inc Norditech Pty. T. Harris Environmental Mgmt.

Air Filters Blue-Zone Technologies CompreVac CTP Sinto America ENV Treatment Systems Pencon Equipment Company Q-VAC Automatic Priming Systems R.E. Morrison Equipment Rittal Systems WESCOR Air Pollution Control Equipment Aquafy Water Technologies Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC Can-Am Instruments Continental Carbon Group CTP Sinto America Echelon Environmental ENV Treatment Systems Fluid Components International Gasmet Technologies Geomembrane Technologies Hydroxyl Environmental Indachem Kusters Water MIP Cemtrex Inc Norditech Pty. Northern ANI Solutions Scentroid Sudbury Lime Triangle Fluid Controls United Manufacturing Int. 2000 Veolia Water Technologies Westech Industrial Air Strippers Avensys Solutions Blue-Zone Technologies ENV Treatment Systems JNE Environmental Metcon Sales & Engineering SCG Industries

Anaerobic Digesters ADI Systems Aerzen Canada Aqua Technical Sales Atlas Dewatering Bio-Microbics BowRio Water Technologies C&M Environmental Technologies Capital H2O Systems Claro Environmental Tech.

ENV Treatment Systems Fluidyne Corporation H2Flow Tanks & Systems KSB Pumps New Leaf Biologics Ovivo USA Pro Aqua SHAC Environmental Products Smith & Loveless SUEZ Tank Connection Vector Process Equipment Veolia Water Technologies WesTech Engineering Analytical Equipment ABB Arizona Instrument Avensys Solutions Bell Flow Systems Cameron Instruments Can-Am Instruments Coastal Environmental Systems Davis Controls Delpro Automation Endress+Hauser Franklin Empire Geneq Hoskin Scientific KISTERS North America Mantech Markland Specialty Engineering Metcon Sales & Engineering MIP Cemtrex Inc Norditech Pty. Northern ANI Solutions Osprey Scientific Service Filtration Of Canada Sheridan Electric Services SPD Sales Limited USABluebook Veolia Water Technologies Westech Industrial Analyzers ABB Aquafy Water Technologies Arizona Instrument Avensys Solutions BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions Can-Am Instruments Cancoppas Limited Capital H2O Systems Concept Controls Elemental Controls Endress+Hauser Franklin Empire Gasmet Technologies Hoskin Scientific Indachem KGO Group Mantech Markland Specialty Engineering Metcon Sales & Engineering MIP Cemtrex Inc MOCON - Baseline Norditech Pty. Northern ANI Solutions Osprey Scientific Prominent Fluid Controls

Real Tech SPD Sales Limited USABluebook Veolia Water Technologies Westech Industrial Aquifers Atlas Dewatering CEMATRIX Arsenic Removal ACG - Envirocan Aclarus Ozone Water Systems Aqua Technical Sales BI Pure Water Bioteq Environmental Tech.

C&M Environmental Technologies Canature WaterGroup Chlorinators Continental Carbon Group Drain-All H2Flow Equipment Indachem Metcon Sales & Engineering SUEZ Veolia Water Technologies Asbestos Removal Drain-All EHS Canada Healthy Environmental Itech Environmental Services T. Harris Environmental Mgmt.

Backflow Prevention Aquanox Water Control Products Cameron Instruments Chemline Plastics Drain-All Grande Water Management Ipex Veolia Water Technologies Bacteria Avensys Solutions Canadianpond.ca Products Echelon Environmental Golden Environmental Services HydroFLOW Canada International Water Supply LUMINOR Environmental New Leaf Biologics SHAC Environmental Products USABluebook

Biological Treatment Processes ADI Systems Aeration Industries International Alfa Laval Aqua Technical Sales AWT Technologies Inc Bio-Microbics BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions BowRio Water Technologies C&M Environmental Technologies ECOfluid Systems ENV Treatment Systems Fluidyne Corporation H2Flow Equipment KSB Pumps Kusters Water Mac & Co Environmental Solutions MS Filter Systems New Leaf Biologics Ovivo USA Parkson Corporation Premier Tech Aqua Pro Aqua SciCorp International SHAC Environmental Products Smith & Loveless SUEZ Vector Process Equipment Veolia Water Technologies WesTech Engineering Bioreactors ADI Systems Aerzen Canada AWT Technologies Inc Bio-Microbics BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions BowRio Water Technologies C&M Environmental Technologies CEMATRIX ENV Treatment Systems Greatario KSB Pumps Metcon Sales & Engineering Premier Tech Aqua Pro Aqua Smith & Loveless Veolia Water Technologies

Biodegradable Products Bio-Microbics BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions Golden Environmental Services Mac & Co Environmental Solutions New Leaf Biologics SciCorp International

Bioremediation Aerzen Canada BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions E.R.E. Inc Focus Environmental Group Golden Environmental Services KG Services Mac & Co Environmental Solutions New Leaf Biologics SHAC Environmental Products Smith & Loveless Solinst Canada Terrapure Environmental

Biofilters ACG - Envirocan Aqua Technical Sales Aquafy Water Technologies BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions BowRio Water Technologies C&M Environmental Technologies CEMATRIX Echelon Environmental ENV Treatment Systems H2Flow Equipment Imbrium Systems Premier Tech Aqua Pro Aqua USABluebook Veolia Water Technologies Waterloo Biofilter Systems

Biosolids Management Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC Bio-Microbics Bioform Sewage Mining BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions ENV Treatment Systems Fluidyne Corporation Golden Environmental Services H2Flow Tanks & Systems Hydro International Kusters Water Markland Specialty Engineering MetaFLO Technologies Metcon Sales & Engineering Pace Dewatering Systems Parkson Corporation Pro Aqua

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GUIDE TO ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS & SERVICES Sco-Terra Operations Group SHAC Environmental Products Terratec Environmental Veolia Water Technologies Walker Environmental Group Wessuc Blowers Aerzen Canada Atlas Copco Compressors Canada BioMaxx Wastewater Solutions BowRio Water Technologies Canadian Safety Equipment CompreVac Directrik ENV Treatment Systems H2Flow Equipment Metcon Sales & Engineering Pencon Equipment Company Pro Aqua Q-VAC Automatic Priming Systems R.E. Morrison Equipment SCG Industries STANMECH Technologies Sulzer Pumps USABluebook Vector Process Equipment Borehole Clearing Aquablast Corp.

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HYDRAULIC LOADING PERFORMANCE For the design and operation of a BAF system, one very important constraint is the maximum HLR, since excessive headloss will occur if the BAF is operating at a higher HLR. The maximum HLR was determined based upon influent TSS concentration along with biodegradable carbon concentration, either internal (plant influent carbon) or external (exogenous carbon source).

The HLR affects the operation and performance of a BAF in different ways, depending on the type of application. Generally, an increase in HLR causes increased headloss, more frequent backwashing and wasting a larger amount of treated wastewater for backwash. For a post-denitrification BAF, the more frequent backwashing due to a higher HLR has a detrimental effect on the denitrification performance. This is because of the introduction of excessive dissolved oxygen into the media bed from the air scouring process during backwash.

CONCLUSIONS The experience with the opera-

tion of Plants A, B, and C supports the conclusion that BAF is an excellent technology for upgrading existing CAS systems, to either maintain nitrification at higher flow rates/loads or upgrade a CAS plant to meet new nitrification or total nitrogen removal requirements.

Ultra-low substrate concentrations could be achieved in biofilm BAF systems and the performance of the system is highly consistent regardless of water temperature. Undoubtedly, BAF technology has demonstrated that extremely low effluent concentrations of NH3-N (less than 0.5 mg/L), NOx-N (less than 0.5 mg/L) and TSS (less than 10 mg/L) can be consistently achieved at very short SRTs in cold climates (less than 10°C).

Finally, the results show that biological active filter technology is capable of achieving extremely low TSS concentrations with short hydraulic retention times.

John He is with Veolia Water Technologies. Glenn Thesing, Hong Zhao, Rich DiMassimo, Luke Wood, Louis Ortenzio, Mark Drake, Mathew Edds, Meg Hallowed, and Pia Prohaska are with Kruger Inc. (a Veolia Water Company). Email: john.he@veolia.com

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