Bolton & Menk provided wastewater treatment solutions to help Tyson Foods meet Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy requirements.
Tyson Foods needed to install a phosphorus removal system at its pork processing facility in Perry, Iowa as required by the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy. The existing plant design included both fixed film roughing filters and activated sludge aeration basins.
Bolton & Menk provided engineering design services for biological and chemical phosphorus removal processes. The plant improvements included anaerobic, anoxic, and aeration basins and an additional clarifier for biological phosphorus removal and a chemical feed and mixing system for chemical phosphorus removal from the fixed film process effluent.
The new lift station was constructed south of the existing station and installed while the
A vintage water treatment facility coupled with high levels of chlorides, salty water parameters, dissolved
Alternative process design concepts were evaluated for achieving various levels of nitrogen and phosphorus removal,
The lift station is located between two homes and therefore the project needed to be
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