Screw Press Cost Savings Are Notable for Georgia Water Reclamation Facility

A case study out of Fulton County underscores how two Schwing Bioset FSP 1203 screw presses improved dewatering performance and provided significant savings in hauling costs

Screw Press Cost Savings Are Notable for Georgia Water Reclamation Facility
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Problem: The Big Creek Water Reclamation Facility, the largest clean-water plant in Fulton County, Georgia, needed additional capacity to accommodate growth.

Solution: A multiphase expansion from 32 mgd to 38 mgd is to be completed mid-2024. A new dewatering building features some of the largest screw presses in North America. It includes two Schwing Bioset FSP 1203 screw presses, each with a 1,200 mm screw diameter for throughput of 2,600 dry pounds per hour of aerobically digested biosolids. These new presses replace five smaller screw presses. 

Result: The machines, with high-performance screens, improved dewatering performance and provide significant savings in hauling costs and landfill tipping fees. They reduced electricity usage and maintenance. 715-247-3433; www.schwingbioset.com



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