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Centrisys is a USA manufacturer of dewatering centrifuges, sludge thickeners and provides global centrifuge service, repair and parts for all decanter centrifuge brands. CNP, a subsidiary of Centrisys, supplies nutrient recovery and advanced biosolids treatment systems for phosphorus recovery and thermal hydrolysis processes. Access our complete advanced biosolids treatment portfolio.
Centrisys secured an order from the City of Manchester, New Hampshire for the Department of Public Works–Environmental Protection Division's Solids Train Project for three THK350 sewage sludge thickeners and upgrades to all existing decanter centrifuge control panels. The THKs will eliminate the release of phosphorus. The captured phosphorus will be maintained in the biosolids; this plays a critical role in meeting the city's P effluent permit. All units will be designed, engineered, and built in the United States, with centrifuge shipment expected in November 2021.
>> VIDEO: The THK Sludge Thickener is Engineered for High-Performance Biosolids Thickening
>> VIDEO: Watch a Demo of THK Cake Control through the Patented Hydro-Pneumatic Capabilities
Centrisys’ is providing five custom CS30-4DT dewatering centrifuges and one spare rotating assembly for the upgrade and expansion at Inland Empire Utilities' Regional Water Recycling Plant No. 5 in Chino, California. The project will expand the biosolids managment system to 40 MGD, including thickening, anaerobic digestion and dewatering, and potential food waste treatment. Centrisys was selected as the centrifuge of choice between four centrifuge manufacturers based on Centrisys' ability to provide custom centrifuges to meet the specific demands of the application.
The City of Seaside, Oregon Wastewater Treatment Plant solids handling upgrade will include a DLT420 low-temperature sludge belt dryer specifically designed and manufactured for the U.S. WWTP and a CS21-4HC dewatering centrifuge. The upgraded equipment replaces aging dewatering and sludge drying equipment and allows the city to meet the Western Oregon regulation that mandates the elimination of Class B cake in landfills. The DLT dryer meets Class A requirements, produces a sludge with a dryness level greater than 90% solids and reduces biosoilds weight up to +80%. The DLT uses standard USA parts and components that are manufactured, sourced and distributed in the USA, ensuring that the DLT is USA BABA manufacturing compliant.
>> LEARN MORE About the DLT Series Low-Temperature Belt Dryer
New BioWin processes were created to model organic acid phase digestion and brushite precipitation and recovery. Several BioWin default parameters for those process compartments were optimized against the extensive published data from the WRF-sponsored 2018 pilot at Nine Springs Wastewater Treatment Plant, Madison, WI, and correctly model pH and concentrations of VFAs and soluble P in the organic digester and brushite collection from the CalPrex pilot operation. BioWin modeling predicts brushite recovery levels at whole-plant scale as the sole P recovery technology and permits comparison with the existing struvite recovery process in place. Economic analysis shows that brushite recovered at a WWTP with an existing acid digester is cost-competitive with standard P fertilizers, even without considering the value of nuisance struvite reduction.
PONDUS is designed for solids from 4% to 12% and uses a combination of caustic soda (NaOH) and low grade heated water (140 °F to 160 °F) to break down the cell walls. It is a cost-effective choice that requires little day-to-day plant supervision or pressure vessel. Because of PONDUS' simplicity and long-time operational success, two more projects are underway in Germany and two PONDUS orders are pending in the USA.
>> ACCESS the PONDUS Q&A In-Depth Discussion with Gerhard Forstner
The Fox River Water Reclamation District (FRWRD) MagPrex system has been operating since 2021 and is close to full Bio-P. MagPrex removes at least 90% of the soluble phosphorus concentrations in the anaerobically digested biosoilds and ensures FRWRD meets their stringent P-limits and mitigates any P-related operational or maintenance issues. Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility has almost completed the MagPrex construction and will start up in Q1 of 2023; Meridian Wastewater Plant's MagPrex system is in fabrication; and Nampa Wastewater Treatment Plant's MagPrex system is in design.
>> ACCESS the MagPrex Q&A In-Depth Discussion with Gerhard Forstner
>> VIDEO: Denver, Colorado has the World's Largest Struvite Recovery System from Digestate
We know the technical details of how to service decanter centrifuge equipment with absolute precision from our centrifuge manufacturing background. We have a centrifuge engineering advantage and understanding of internal and external parts for all centrifuge brands. We don't just repair centrifuges. We analyze and make recommendations on how to improve every centrifuge that we repair.
>> LEARN MORE: Centrisys Secures NYC Maintenance Contract for 83 Decanter Centrifuges
>> ACCESS the 11 Considerations for Selecting a Decanter Centrifuge Repair Facility
>> VIEW: Our Decanter Centrifuge Repair and Maintenance Tips
Centrisys/CNP can quickly provide decanter centrifuge dewatering and thickening rentals for plants under construction or in-between process modifications so your plant stays active. This temporary solution ensures a smooth transition at your facility until it is fully functional. By maintaining an active fleet, Centrisys/CNP offers decanter centrifuge dewatering and thickening equipment for short-term rental, long-term rental, rent-to-own or purchase. Each centrifuge is re-built to our quality standards. Serviced and maintained at the Kenosha, Wisconsin facility, we ensure the highest quality of safety standards before shipping to your site.
The Build America, Buy America (BABA) Act went into effect, but changes to the Act’s requirements are expected to be put into place by Fall 2022. This impacts businesses and the manufacturing and buying/selling of goods as the Act calls for 55% of all iron, steel, manufactured products, and construction materials to be domestically produced for a project to receive and use federal funding.
Do Centrisys/CNP’s sourcing and manufacturing practices comply with BABA requirements?
Yes. Centrisys/CNP will work collaboratively to ensure all sourcing and manufacturing practices comply with the BABA requirements currently in place for any municipal or industrial customers.