Lauren Takitch

Wolfpack Industries, a leader in providing customized amenities and utilities for hardworking communities across the U.S., is enhancing its environmental services with the help of Entex Technologies’ WavTex system.

Black Butte Ranch, nestled at the base of the iconic Black Butte Mountain, has been a top destination for nature lovers and relaxation seekers for over 50 years. This serene Oregon retreat now features Entex Technologies’ cutting-edge WavTex Integrated Fixed-Film Activated Sludge (IFAS) system, ensuring enhanced wastewater treatment capabilities to meet the seasonal demands of this popular vacation spot.

Tucked into the flat farmland of northwest Ohio, about an hour’s drive from Toledo, this small village is home to fewer than 1,000 residents. Like many rural communities in the region, its wastewater system had long done its job quietly. But increasing flows and organic loadings had outpaced what the existing lagoon system could reliably handle, and a more comprehensive upgrade was needed…

Located in a small rural community in South Carolina, a wastewater treatment facility recently underwent a significant upgrade to increase treatment capacity and improve effluent quality. The facility treats a flow of 0.236 MGD, and the installation, completed by Entex Technologies in December 2024, introduces a fixed film biological treatment system designed to reduce BOD and ammonia levels within the…

Malting plants produce malt, a critical part of the brewing and distilling processes. One such malting plant located in Montana is strategically placed in one of North America’s most productive barley-growing regions. The plant processes barley into high-quality malt for distribution to some of the best breweries and distillers in the world.

Located in central Virginia, a nuclear power station serves as a critical component of the Commonwealth’s energy infrastructure. The facility powers more than 450,000 homes and produces approximately 17% of Virginia’s total electricity and 40% of its carbon-free energy. Its operating license has recently been extended an additional 20 years, allowing continued operation through approximately 2060.

In December of 2016 Entex’s Webitat submerged fixed film installation at the Superfund site at Woburn, MA started up. Eighteen Webitat units were installed, anchored on a specially built pier in this lagoon. The original objective was to remove ammonia from the system. While the treatment objectives were complex, involving a formula to include temperature and alkalinity, generally we needed to treat to below 1 mg/l of ammonia.

Entex Technologies recently completed an exciting installation of its WavTex Integrated Fixed-Film Activated Sludge (IFAS) system at the Phantom Ranch Wastewater Reclamation Facility (WRF), located at the base of the Grand Canyon. The Phantom Ranch is a popular destination for hikers and mule riders, attracting thousands of visitors each year.

Entex’s WavTex IFAS Installation for Peterborough, Ontario was featured in the Spring 2022 Edition of Influents, the official publication of the Water Environment Association of Ontario (WEAO). Complementing the issue’s theme of Innovative and Alternate Treatment Technologies, the article describes a fixed-film WavTex system as an alternate treatment approach from the plant’s previous IFAS configuration consisting of suspended MBBR media.

Does your wastewater treatment system require energy efficient alternatives for BOD and nutrient removal? If so, Entex’s innovative solar powered WavTexTM module will be a great fit for your system. Featuring our proven EnTextileTM attached growth media, the module utilizes all of the benefits of Entex’s WavTex biological process with none of the operating costs or demands for a local power source.