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Aqueonics : Projects : Sensitive Environments

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Aqueonics was the first wastewater treatment company in 1986 to be approved for construction of a 100,000 gpd facility in the Pinelands Forest Preserve of Mays Landing, NJ. The facility and its subsurface discharge met some of the strictest quality demands in the country at the time of 2.5 mg/l of nitrogen. Discharge beds were located in a power line right-of-way to allow full development of the land. The Oaks of Weymouth - 1986. Mays Landing, NJ. Alternating Aerobic/Anaerobic Trickling Filter System.

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Aqueonics : Markets Served

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Agriculture and Animal Waste Disposal. Back to Aqueonics Home.

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Aqueonics : Projects : Water Mining

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In Upland Hills Calif., Aqueonics pioneered what is now called wastewater mining when it worked in 1982 with the local utility to serve an 800-unit country club development. Aqueonics tapped into the utility sewer collection system and treated the wastewater for reuse in golf course irrigation. At the same time, its facility shaved the peak use for the utility, allowing it to serve the development without an expensive expansion of its facility. Upland Hills Country Club - 1982.

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Aqueonics : Why Aqueonics?

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Flexible, Simple, Proven. Leader in Water Reclaimation. Back to Aqueonics Home.

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Aqueonics : Projects : Sensitive Environments

http://enviroaware.org/projects/sensitive_environments.htm

Aqueonics was the first wastewater treatment company in 1986 to be approved for construction of a 100,000 gpd facility in the Pinelands Forest Preserve of Mays Landing, NJ. The facility and its subsurface discharge met some of the strictest quality demands in the country at the time of 2.5 mg/l of nitrogen. Discharge beds were located in a power line right-of-way to allow full development of the land. The Oaks of Weymouth - 1986. Mays Landing, NJ. Alternating Aerobic/Anaerobic Trickling Filter System.

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Aqueonics : Projects : Water Mining

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In Upland Hills Calif., Aqueonics pioneered what is now called wastewater mining when it worked in 1982 with the local utility to serve an 800-unit country club development. Aqueonics tapped into the utility sewer collection system and treated the wastewater for reuse in golf course irrigation. At the same time, its facility shaved the peak use for the utility, allowing it to serve the development without an expensive expansion of its facility. Upland Hills Country Club - 1982.

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Aqueonics : Why Aqueonics?

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Flexible, Simple, Proven. Leader in Water Reclaimation. Back to Aqueonics Home.

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Aqueonics : Projects : Water Reuse

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Bear Brook Country Club - 1999. Fredon Twp., NJ. Alternating Aerobic/Anaerobic Trickling Filter System. Irrigation for Beneficial Reuse. A residential village of 86 homes around an 18-hole golf course allowed Aqueonics to develop a 35,000 gpd capacity wastewater. F&S Produce Company, Inc. - 1993. Alternating Aerobic/Anaerobic Trickling Filter System. F&S Produce is a purveyor of soup and salad products and processed vegetables, fruits and pasta from its facilities in Rosenhayn, New Jersey. Discharge bega...