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Introductory and Advanced BioWin Training Courses scheduled for February 21-24, 2012 at the EnviroSim offices in Hamilton, Ontario.
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WE HAVE MOVED! EnviroSim is pleased to announce its relocation to new offices at McMaster Innovation Park.
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Melbourne, Australia BioWin Training Course, scheduled for November 9 - 11, 2011.
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EnviroSim is to present at WEFTEC.11, 84th Annual Water Environment Federation Technical Exhibition and Conference, October 15 to 19, 2011, Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, CA.
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Introductory BioWin Training Course scheduled for November 17-18, 2011 in Reading, UK.
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Introductory BioWin Training Course scheduled for September 19-20, 2011 in Hamilton, Ontario.
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"The BioWin Advantage" e-tech letter : Using a Model Primary Settling Tank
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Calibration of Simulators Workshop scheduled for September 22-23, 2011 in Hamilton, Ontario
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Introductory BioWin Training Course scheduled for August 11-12, 2011 in Atlanta, Georgia.
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"The BioWin Advantage" e-tech letter : Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket Reactors
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Introductory and Advanced BioWin Training Courses scheduled for June 6th - 10th, 2011 at the EnviroSim offices in Hamilton, Ontario.
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New Authorized reseller for Turkey
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EnviroSim is pleased to announce BioWin Engineering Applications training in Guangzhou, PR China.
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EnviroSim in association with Nolasco Associates is please to announce a BioWin seminar on April 4, 2011 in Mexico City
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EnviroSim is delighted to announce the release of PetWin+
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"The BioWin Advantage" e-tech letter : Simulating Step Feed for Storm Events
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EnviroSim to present at the WEF / IWA Specialty Conference –Nutrient Recovery and Management, January 9 – 12, 2011, Miami, FL.
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Introductory BioWin Training Course scheduled for February 7th-8th, 2011 in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Introductory and Advanced BioWin Training Courses scheduled for January 31st - February 4th, 2011 at the EnviroSim offices in Hamilton, Ontario.
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"The BioWin Advantage" e-tech letter : The Rates Window in BioWin
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EnviroSim is to present at WEFTEC.10, 83rd Annual Water Environment Federation Technical Exhibition and Conference, October 2 to 6, 2010, New Orleans Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, LA.
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EnviroSim is pleased to announce the addition of one-day specialty courses to its training portfolio.
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Sydney, Australia BioWin Training Course, scheduled for October 18 - 20, 2010.
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"The BioWin Advantage" e-tech letter : 1-D Settling Models
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EnviroSim to present at 6th International Conference on Sustainable Water Environment on July 31, 2010 in Newark, Delaware
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Introductory and Advanced BioWin Training Courses scheduled for September 13-17, 2010 at the EnviroSim offices in Hamilton, Ontario.
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EnviroSim to present at AETT Specialty Conference – Recent Advances in the Operation & Control of the Activated Sludge Process, July 15, 2010, Leeds, UK.
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EnviroSim is delighted to announce that its latest version of BioWin is now available with Multi-Language capabilities.
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EnviroSim to present at WEF Specialty Conference – Membrane Applications 2010, June 6 – 9, 2010, Anaheim, CA.
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Dwight Houweling becomes latest EnviroSim team member to achieve the Professional Engineer designation.
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"The BioWin Advantage" e-tech letter : Most Popular Biowin User Questions
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Introductory and Advanced BioWin Training Courses scheduled for April 19 - 23, 2010 at the EnviroSim offices in Hamilton, Ontario.
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BioWin Training for Engineering Applications is scheduled for March 16 – 18 at Tongji University, Shanghai PR China
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United Kingdom BioWin Training Course scheduled for January 2010.
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Process Design and Optimization

EnviroSim staff have been involved as process specialists in numerous projects worldwide. Some examples include:

  • Chelmsford WWTP nitrification and nutrient removal demonstration project, Ontario, Canada (5 ML/d)
     
  • Christies Beach and Glenelg WWTP plant upgrades for nitrification and denitrification using free-floating media, Adelaide, Australia (30 and 60 ML/d)
     
  • Clark County Sanitation District WWTP retrofit for BNR, Las Vegas, U. S. A. (340 ML/d)
     
  • Czajka WWTP pre-design of three options for expansion to incorporate biological nutrient removal, Warsaw, Poland (530 ML/d)
     
  • Lott WWTP BNR process optimization study, Olympia, U. S. A. (48 ML/d)
     
  • Metropolitan WWTP nutrient removal upgrade, Minneapolis / St. Paul, U. S. A. (950 ML/d)
     
  • North Shore WWTP plant expansion for nitrification and denitrification, Auckland, New Zealand (54 ML/d)
     
  • Regional WWTPs (Seneca, Blue Lake, Hastings, Stillwater) calibration of the BioWin process simulator to one year of operating data, and plant capacity assessment in (a) the as-designed fully-aerated operating mode, and (b) with plant modifications to incorporate biological nutrient removal, Minneapolis/St. Paul, U. S. A. (95, 95, 7 and 13 ML/d)
     
  • Rotorua WWTP nutrient removal optimization study, New Zealand (20 ML/d)
     
  • TriCity WWTP process optimization study, Oregon, U. S. A. (20 ML/d)
     
  • Vacaville WWTP model calibration study, California, U. S. A. (30 ML/d)
     

· Metropolitan WWTP    · Regional WWTPs    · Chelmsford WWTP   
· Christies Beach and Glenelg WWTPs    · Czajka WWTP    · North Shore WWTP   

Metropolitan WWTP
Minneapolis / St.Paul, U.S.A.

Client: Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES).
EnviroSim was retained as a process specialist with Brown & Caldwell and Reid Crowther for the implementation of biological nutrient removal at the Metro WWTP (240 mgd). This principally involved application of the BioWin process simulator in the process selection and design stage, in a one-year process proving project, and in wastewater characterization studies. The existing step-feed extended aeration system has been converted to a nitrogen and biological phosphorus system without necessitating the construction of new tankage.

Regional WWTPs
Minneapolis / St.Paul, U.S.A.
Client: Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES).
EnviroSim, in association with Brown & Caldwell, conducted an evaluation of the Seneca, Blue Lake, Hastings and Stillwater WWTPs (95, 95, 7 and 13 ML/d). This involved calibration of the BioWin process simulator to one year of operating data, and plant capacity assessment in (a) the as-designed fully-aerated operating mode, and (b) with plant modifications to incorporate biological nutrient removal.

Chelmsford WWTP
Ontario, Canada
Client: Regional Municipality of Sudbury, Ontario
EnviroSim completed a demonstration of nitrification and biological nutrient removal at the Chelmsford WWTP on behalf of Sudbury, Environment Canada and the Ontario MOE. The objective of the study was to evaluate plant start-up and performance in Ontario at low temperature conditions. Activities included wastewater characterization and simulation for process design and technical assistance to process operations and the development and direction of experiments to produce information on the performance and economic feasibility of the process in this application.

Christies Beach and Glenelg WWTPs
Adelaide, Australia
Client: South Australia Water Corporation, Australia.
EnviroSim completed a full-scale demonstration of a plant nitrification/denitrification upgrade on a 7.5 ML/d module at the Christies Beach WWTP in Adelaide. This involved the application of free-floating plastic media for enhancing nitrification performance, using technology demonstrated at the Waterdown WWTP (Ontario). As a result of this study, a free-floating media upgrade was implemented on the full Christies Beach (30 ML/d) and Glenelg (60 ML/d) treatment plants in Adelaide. The overall objective is to attain year-round nitrification (with substantial denitrification) at an SRT of 2-3 days, thereby increasing current plant capacity but obviating the need for new construction.

Czajka WWTP
Warsaw, Poland
Client: City of Warsaw, Poland.
The 200 ML/d Czajka WWTP treats flow from east of the River Vistula in Warsaw. The City is considering expansion to 530 ML/d by including flow from west of the river. Bench-scale testing in SBRs and monitoring of the existing plant was conducted over one year. EnviroSim has (a) conducted a calibration study to provide wastewater characterization and nitrification rate data, and (b) developed pre-designs for three process options for the plant upgrade and expansion.

North Shore WWTP
Auckland, New Zealand
Client: North Shore City Council, New Zealand.
EnviroSim was commissioned by Woodward Clyde NZ to review the process design of an expansion to the North Shore WWTP. The new plant has been designed to treat 54 ML/d in a Modified Ludzack Ettinger (MLE) configuration with year-round nitrification and denitrification.

     

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