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Energenecs Installs Massive 400hp Well Controls with Step Up Transformer from 480V to 2300V!
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The Village of North Aurora needed water. Fast. In October 2019 they determined they needed two new wells operational by the spring of 2020. The engineers sized these 800-1000 feet wells to be 400hp at 2300 volts. A typical well could be anywhere from 10-15hp to maybe 100-150hp. 400hp is gigantic! Read more about this massive installation at energenecs.com/400hp
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70% Energy Savings with New Aerobic Digestion Process
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In 2018, the City of Benton, Illinois, constructed a new wastewater treatment facility to provide improved treatment that meets nutrient removal requirements. EnviroMix’s BioCycle-D optimized aerobic digestion process was selected as an integral part of the new design because of the significant energy savings and improved sludge digestion through automated process control. The Benton facility is experiencing over 70% energy savings versus a conventional diffused air mixing system. Read more at energenecs.com/biocycle
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Meet Nate Wolfe SCADA Technician
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A Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition technician is responsible for making all the varied parts and pieces of a system work together as one cohesive unit. Nate has been creating systems since 2003. He worked as an electrician all through high school and college during the summers in the family business. After receiving his mechanical engineering degree from UW-Madison, he was encouraged by his uncle to consider SCADA. Read more at energenecs.com/wolfe
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WWTP Seeks to Optimize Polymer
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Fort Atkinson WWTP had an existing polymer system, but the operators sensed it required too much polymer. They began using the Polyblend M-Series in fall 2019 and were able to decrease polymer usage by 25-30% compared to the original system and enabled the dewatering equipment to operate more efficiently. Previously, the plant averaged about 35 gallons of emulsion polymer usage per day with the old system. The Polyblend system averaged about 25 gallons per day. The City projects an annual savings of $20,000 which is above the goal they had hoped to achieve. Read more at energenecs.com/atkinson
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Welcome Tracey Molter to the Team!
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Tracey recently joined the Energenecs team as the Inventory and Purchasing Coordinator. Energenecs has nearly 50 partners that provide water/wastewater process equipment and control systems. With such a large and diverse offering, the Energenecs team relies on Tracey to coordinate aspects of the inventory and the warehouse.
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