Case Studies

I first learned about Drylet’s Aqua Assist through an article I read in Treatment Plant Operator magazine about new and innovative products.

One of the challenges in demonstrating the value of ManureMagic to growers is that microbes don’t make for a good show.

An oil production company had a leak at one of its crude storage facilities in east Texas. The facility contained two large tanks surrounded by a retention basin.

Tailings ponds are common to mining operations. They are what’s left over after hydrocarbons are extracted from mined earth.

A large hog producer with pull-plug manure pits at a grow-to-finish farm was facing challenges with the time and expense required to clean pits and the subsequent buildup of solids in their manure lagoon.

A major hog producer in Russia wanted to control odors and improve manure liquefaction in his operation. He enlisted ManureMagic for a six-month side by side test.

A major swine producer routinely uses ManureMagic® for a variety of needs ranging from solids liquefaction in deep and shallow pits, freeboard increase in lagoons, and spot treatment of nuisance manure accumulation throughout their operations.

A municipal utility district or M.U.D. in the local Houston area was looking for new technologies that could help reduce costs, and chose to give Aqua Assist a try.

A successful 2016 three-month lagoon trial at a large hog producer keeps on giving. It ended last September with a conclusive 42% average sludge-level reduction. You can read the details here.

A large commercial hog operation was having lagoon troubles. Their main lagoon, which serviced five large barns holding 10,000 head, was overrun with floating solids.

A major cheese producer in Canada reached out to Drylet in a desperate search for a solution to decrease the BOD concentration in their wastewater lagoon effluent.

A national upscale steakhouse chain had problems with backup odor in one of their locations. All sixteen drains in the kitchen smelled awful. The issue quickly became uncomfortable for the staff as well as the patrons.

The wastewater treatment plant at Trinity, in East Texas, ran into significant problems with its oxidation ditch facility when both its aeration rotors failed.

The 55-MGD wastewater treatment plant has been a leader in the use of renewable energy for wastewater treatment.

A medium-size urban community in Texas had a big problem. Its 5 MGD wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) was producing too many dry solids.

A scuba diving and triathlon training lake in South Texas was having a crisis.

The 58-MGD WWTP operates a highpurity oxygen-activated sludge wastewater treatment process.

Dallmann's East River Dairy is host to a 1.7-million gallon capacity digester designed by DVO, Inc. The manure from its 2,400 cows generates electricity, bedding, fertilizer, and heat.

Drylet was tasked with applying its solution to a facility that was experiencing difficulties with breaking down accumulated solids in its wastewater lagoons system, compromising performance.

Solids build-up in this open anaerobic lagoon in Tennessee was hampering operations at a large US industrial food waste rendering plant.

Overview 17% boost in biogas production year-over-year (60-day period) 12% increase in power generation from biogas over the same period THE SITE A California-based renewable energy company operates a 9-MG dairy digester in Sacramento County.