In March of 2009 WaterSolve LLC installed a Geotube® to collect the residuals from cleaning an intake well at this Southern Indiana power plant. Solve 9233 was identified as the ideal polymer to flocculate the residuals during this process. The contractor was trained on the operation of the chemical feed system and Geotube® container for this project.
This coal fired electric power plant in Minnesota had a sediment pond full of solids and in need of dredging. The landfill nearby was closing and they needed to dewater and transfer the residual quickly. Geotube® dewatering technology was tested and selected by facility managers for its low cost, high volume, and quick drydown of the residual.
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