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Did you know that Orthos manufactures media retention troughs for low-freeboard granular media filters? Ortho-Wash™ troughs are constructed of 304- or 316 stainless steel to provide long, clear spans, durability, and maintenance-free service. ...
For over a century, granular media filtration has provided reliable removal of pathogens, contaminants, and nuisance particles in water and wastewater and has added resiliency to public health and the environment. ...
Learn about the historic Seguin Water Treatment Plant (WTP) in Guadalupe County, Texas, by viewing this video...
Centurion™ monolithic underdrains will win EVERY proper life cycle cost analysis! Don’t finance equipment for longer than its life cycle--Design, purchase and install infrastructure equipment that delivers utility’s needs of resiliency, reliability, and permanency....
In today’s quick video, Stuart Humpries, Director of Filtration Technologies is going to talk to us about the long and storied past of the Omohundro Water Treatment Plat built in 1929 and still in operation today....
Filter run time does not tell the entire story for conventional granular media filters--here's why. Of course, treatment plant operators want long filter runs to stretch out the time between backwashes. However, if hydraulically lightly-loaded, are the filters really performing well? ...
Orthos Liquid Systems, Inc. (Orthos), the leading manufacturer of nozzle-based filter underdrain systems in water/wastewater treatment, is helping the City of Fresno CA to turn from its reliance on groundwater pumping through the commissioning of the new $159 million Southeast Surface Water ...
Imagine buying a brand-new house, financing it for 30 years, and in year 3, the roof falls in -- I'd dare say you'd be upset for having to pay $10,000's to fix it!...
Orthos Liquid Systems, Inc., (Orthos) announced today its official opening of the Orthos Research Center (ORC) at its South Carolina headquarters. ...
I admit that sometimes I pay more for name brand than I should, particularly when something doesn't cost that much. However, if "big money" is involved, I do my homework and avoid even name brand products with known design concerns, don't you?...