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Bioenergy - 2022 Project Updates

See the Bioenergy project progress in photos in 2022

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December 2022 Updates

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Demolition of gravity thickeners and pump station
Aerial Photo in December 2022

November 2022 Updates

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Aerial photo of the site taken earlier this week. There is currently a lot of work going on at the Cake Receiving Facility and the Combined Heat & Power area of the project.
The four tanks on the right are Gravity Thickeners. Three of them are getting new mechanical equipment installed and will be repurposed for this project.

October 2022 Updates

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Aerial photo of the Bioenergy Site, the roads around the site have been rough-graded while other areas have been graded to their final elevations.
This is the conveyor between the Solids Building and the Final Cake Storage Facility. Work on the conveyor equipment is nearing completion.

September 2022 Updates

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Both of the Storage Silos at the Cake Receiving Facility are now in their final location. The roof on the Odor Control Building has been completed.
This is the Odorous Air piping from the Cake Receiving Facility, along the front of the Solids Building, on its way to the Odor Control Building.

August 2022 Updates

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The most significant new construction this month is the UV (ultraviolet treatment) / Odor Control Building. The pre-fabricated walls were erected this month.
Overhead shot of the Cake Receiving, the Cambi THP (thermal hydrolysis process), and the Odor Control Building.

July 2022 Updates

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This is the Combined Heat & Power (CHP) area waiting the arrival of the Boilers, Generators and Gas Cleaning equipment. It will all be arriving by this Fall.
The concrete finishers doing their magic on the fresh slab pour.

June 2022 Updates

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This photo shows the Belt Filter Presses and the Polymer Tanks that will be used in the dewatering process. Along the top of the back wall is the odor ventilation system.
In the middle of the photo workers are excavating a trench for the electrical duct bank that will provide power to the Ultra Violet disinfection system. Back in the distance you can see work going on at the Raw Water Pump Station Project site

May 2022 Updates

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Aerial photo of the project site taken on May 2, 2022. The most visible progress this past month is in the area of the Cake Receiving Facility. This is where the sludge from the other WRRF’s is unloaded to begin processing.
View inside the Solids Building which houses the Belt Filter Presses used for dewatering the biosolids. The white duct work running along the top of the wall is for the Odor Control system.

April 2022 Updates

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In this aerial overview is the start of the construction on the Cake Hoppers at the Cake Receiving Facility.
This is the back side of the Solids Building where the Screenings Facility is located. On the Screenings Facility the roof construction has been completed, the top railing and stairs are in place. The screening equipment inside will soon be installed in

March 2022 Update

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These four tanks are Gravity Thickeners that were in place before the Bioenergy Project. They play a role in the separation of the solids from the liquids in the sludge processing.
Aerial view of the Cake Receiving Facility. The roof decking is going on the metal framework. To the right is a section of aerial pipe rack.

February 2022 Update

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Contractor has formed up the concrete slab pour for the Heat Exchanger. Behind the Solids Building is the new Screenings Facility. (HEX) equipment. See the structural steel going up at the Cake Receiving Facility.
This aerial view shows the rehabilitation of the gravity thickeners. The top one has the new mechanical equipment already in place. The one on the right has had all the old equipment removed.

January 2022 Update

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Aerial view taken this week, January 11, 2022. Shows amazing progress.
This view of the back side of the Solids Building shows the structure that will support the Screening Equipment. Sludge from the Piscataway Plant will be processed through this equipment to assure that all the solid particles will be below a certain size

Bioenergy - 2021 Project Update Photos

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Last Modified: March 1, 2024, 2:16 pm EST