June 30, 2023 by

WRF team publishes nutrient removal study

WSSC Water’s 26 million gallons per day Seneca WRRF in Montgomery County, Maryland, conducted research and implemented a process to reduce energy and chemical usage while still meeting nutrient standards. Courtesy of Brown and Caldwell.

A team consisting of representatives from WSSC Water, Brown and Caldwell and Northwestern University has published research it says will revolutionize cost-effective, environment-safe nutrient removal at water resource recovery facilities (WRRFs).

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