Nozzle Destructive Testing
Plastic block and triangular sheet metal lateral underdrain competitors irresponsibly and erroneously state that ORTHOS filter nozzles…
Plastic block and triangular sheet metal lateral underdrain competitors irresponsibly and erroneously state that ORTHOS filter nozzles…
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.
Orthos Liquid Systems, Inc., (Orthos) announced today its official opening of the Orthos Research Center (ORC) at its South Carolina headquarters.
Twenty-four (24) 36′-0″ x 20′-0″ conventional media filters provide 104 million gallons per day of capacity. Filtered water quality is excellent, with the final product meeting or exceeding all federal and state standards for safe drinking water.
Orthos has NEVER had a monolithic underdrain failure. Because of our nozzle back pressure design and that air and water move freely under the monolithic floor, distribution is repeatedly exceptional, resulting in optimal media cleaning and long-lasting structural integrity.
Orthos Liquid Systems, Inc., (Orthos) the leading manufacturer of nozzle-based filter underdrain systems in water/wastewater treatment, helped Washington County Water Conservancy District (WCWCD) save millions of dollars through clever engineering design during last year’s filtration upgrade at the Quail Creek Water Treatment Plant (QCWTP) in Hurricane, Utah. Without adding any new filters, the facility can now process 60 million gallons per day (MGD) versus 48 MGD previously, a throughput increase of 25%.