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Aerial view of the Anaerobic Digesters. The stairs and the connecting bridge have been completed. The overflow trough is nearing completion. Progress continues inside the structures with piping and mechanical work.
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This is a good photo of the stonework that has been placed between the boiler pads and the generator pads. The stonework was a “compromise” solution between paving the entire area or grassing it.
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This photo is inside the Medium Temperature Hot Water Building showing the pumps, process piping and mechanical work.
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These are the transformers that sit outside the Power Distribution Center next to the generators.
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This aerial photo of the Sidestream Treatment Facility shows the new aeration piping inside the tanks, the 3 new blowers used in the aeration process, and the new mechanical work at the Gravity Thickeners.
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Tap Into Business May, 20,2022