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The slab is completed for the Gas Storage Bubble.
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Potomac Water Filtration Plant
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On the left you can see the new concrete walls on the Sidestream Treatment Building. The Digesters are in the background. Over on the right the blue canopy has been completed on the Final Cake Storage area.
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The Cake Receiving pit is in the middle of this photo with the concrete walls and two dark areas above it are stone blankets being prepared for concrete slabs. There are a couple dozen piles poking up out of the ground on the slabs. These piles will support 2 large silos that will store the sludge cake as it waits for processing. To the right of the silos is another stone area being prepared for the Cambi Thermal Hydrolysis Processing equipment.
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A close up shot of the Final Cake Storage facility adorned with its new blue canopy.
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The Anaerobic Digesters with their dome roofs now completed. They also have their final steel reinforcement and are waiting for their final shotcrete finish. Above the Digesters are the 4 round clarifiers. The empty one on the top right has new mechanical equipment which they’ll all eventually get.
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On the left is a better shot of the Sidestream Treatment Facility with the new walls in place. The rectangular building across the road is the Sidestream Chemical Storage Building with its new roof. Below the Chemical Building is a better look at the new clarifier mechanical equipment.
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This is the western side of the site. At the bottom of the photo is the slab for the Gas Storage Facility with the concrete walls going up on the perimeter. To the left of it is the Blower Building.
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The two rectangular concrete pads on the left of this photo will support the Boilers. The excavation to the right of the pads is preparation work for the Generators. The fresh concrete slab at the bottom right is the foundation pad for the Gas Flare Facility, which will be used to burn off excess gas that is not converted to electricity.
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Patuxent Reservoir Watershed Protection Group
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Aerial photo taken August 2, 2021. The Cake Storage Facility with it’s signature blue canopy is at the lower left. The slab for the Solids Building is to the right of that with the chemical storage tanks and the new belt filter presses still under wrap. Above the Solids Building is our new Cambi Thermal Hydrolysis Process equipment (steel vertical tanks) which was delivered to the site last week. This equipment is key to this entire project and will allow us to produce the Class A biosolids.