Lauren Takitch

The Blue Cypress Golf & RV Resort needed a new wastewater plant capable of treating 50,000 gpd. Entex, in partnership with Galene Water Treatment, incorporated our patented WavTex system in their FRP packaged plant to meet permit limits of < 15 mg/L of BOD5 and < 6 mg/L of TKN. High seasonal load variations provided additional challenges.

Entex installed a floating WavTex and Octopus system in the Pax, WV wastewater treatment lagoon in late July 2020. Just 2 months after the installation, the plant operator has reported that the floating duckweed had been steadily disappearing, the suspended algae was gone, the green tint in the effluent had gone away, and that he was surprised to be able to see the gravel on the slope of the lagoon floor.

The wastewater treatment lagoons at an International Building Products Company needed to meet their effluent ammonia limits for direct outfall. Entex replaced four broken Ringlace-style modules with just two Webitat modules. The Webitats are made from 304L stainless steel and hosts high surface area, nearly indestructible BioWeb media.

Entex is pleased to announce our introduction of a major MBBR innovation with the launch of our patent pending BioTex system. BioTex is a major evolution providing industry leading cost/performance metrics.

From the Clean Water Act to the new Covid-19 world, Executive Vice President Dick Pehrson has seen it all in his water and wastewater career spanning seven decades.

The wastewater treatment lagoon in Pax, WV was upgraded using Entex’s SFF WavTex and Octopus aeration system in order to meet its permit limits of <5 mg/L of BOD5 and <2 mg/L of NH3-N.

The rapidly growing Town of Middletown, DE needed a new 1.0 MGD wastewater treatment system to achieve effluent limits of < 2 mg/L ammonia and < 10 mg/L Total Nitrogen (TN) prior to application to the rapid infiltration basins (RIBs).