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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.
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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.
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Another photo inside the Solids Building. That pipe is the drain line from the Belt Filter Presses.
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Aerial photo of the Cake Receiving Facility. The stair tower is nearing completion and work has started on the storage silo next to the stairs. Within the next couple of months both storage silos should be completed.
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These auger units are part of the Cake Receiving Facility used to move the sludge.
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. You can see these pipe racks going up around the Digesters, the Boiler area and the Generator area. These racks will support overhead pipes carrying gas and steam to the different process areas.