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This is a good shot of the Anaerobic Digesters.
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The slab is completed for the Gas Storage Bubble.
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Good overall aerial view of the Bioenergy campus. More detail is shown on subsequent slides.
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In the center of the photo is the Solids Building. On the right side of the building you can see some of the piers that have been constructed that will support the belt filter presses which are key to the dewatering process. On the right side of the photo is the Final Cake Storage Building. The slab is complete and some of the walls are in place.
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This overhead photo, on the bottom right, gives us a good look into the Cake Receiving pit. The walls on this building will be going up this next month.
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Here the Contractor is pouring the slab on the Sidestream Treatment Building. The smaller building in the top right corner of the photo will be the Sidestream Chemical Storage Building
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These are the Anaerobic Digesters. The dome top is being poured.
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This is the Combined Heat & Power (CHP), Gas Treatment and Gas Storage area of the project site. At the top of the photo they have prepared to pour the foundation (round structure) that will support the Gas Storage bubble.
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On the bottom left corner is the Cake Storage Building. The floor slab is completed and the walls are going up. This is where the final Class A biosolids product will be stored before it’s trucked off-site. To the right of that is the Solids Dewatering Building with the floor slab almost finished. This month they will be building the pier support structures in this building that will support the dewatering equipment.
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Center of the photo, to the left of the Digesters, is the Cake Receiving Facility. The vault portion of this building is completed and has been backfilled.
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Close-up view of the Anaerobic Digesters. Workers are putting the formwork in place in preparation of pouring the dome tops. The tank on the left already has the liner installed. On the right you can see the liner material is still rolled up. We expect the tops to be poured in the next 2 weeks.
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At the top center of this photo is the foundation for what will be the Gas Storage Bubble, which will be another very distinctive structure.