Tags: Case Study,
Ohio,
Northeast,
Wastewater Treatment,
Silo System,
Storage Silos,
Hydrated Lime,
Dust Collector
The residents of Woodville, Ohio, rely on the town’s
water treatment plant for pure, high-quality water. Plant
operators rely on hydrated lime treatment to deliver on
that promise. To maximize efficiency, the town approved
a major upgrade of their hydrated lime system and plant
controls, moving from a manually operated system to
fully automated control.
One aspect of the project was the installation of a new
dust collector on top of the existing lime silo. However,
deeper inspection of the silo by the general contractor
revealed that its aging structure—built in the 1940s—
would not support the dust collector. The decision was
made to replace the silo. Integrity Municipal Systems
(IMS) was selected to provide a 25-ton,
1,450-cubic-foot hydrated lime storage silo, feed system
and dust collector
water treatment plant for pure, high-quality water. Plant
operators rely on hydrated lime treatment to deliver on
that promise. To maximize efficiency, the town approved
a major upgrade of their hydrated lime system and plant
controls, moving from a manually operated system to
fully automated control.
One aspect of the project was the installation of a new
dust collector on top of the existing lime silo. However,
deeper inspection of the silo by the general contractor
revealed that its aging structure—built in the 1940s—
would not support the dust collector. The decision was
made to replace the silo. Integrity Municipal Systems
(IMS) was selected to provide a 25-ton,
1,450-cubic-foot hydrated lime storage silo, feed system
and dust collector
