Municipal

When the Village of La Valle Wisconsin discovered benzene contamination in their water system, it was a big deal. Benzene is a primary contaminant

Manganese is a naturally occurring element frequently found in drinking water. The EPA reports that manganese can be detected in about 70% of

Don’t throw them out. With our membrane buyback program, we’ll pick them up and give them a second life. Then we’ll cut you a check.

Iron and manganese removal was achieved by using our OxiPlus75 media without the need for a potassium permanganate feed or detention basin.

Today WaterSurplus announced the hiring of water treatment specialist, Tim Hackbarth as a Senior Field Service Technician.

Project: Catalytic iron removal. This OxiPlus75 system paired with a sodium hypochlorite feed upstream consistently removes iron to less than 0.1 mg/L.

Milford asked WaterSurplus to coordinate a turnkey retrofit of their iron removal system including demolition and construction of a new OxiPlus75 plant.

The OxiPlus75 based system provided successful municipal iron removal within the footprint of the existing well house, saving the cost of construction.

The city rented two quadplex 54” diameter vessel skids for manganese removal. This carried the city through the summer while completing a permanent design.

Project: Iron, manganese, and radium removal. The Town of Greenville had arsenic in their water that required treatment when the arsenic limit was