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Dramatic Savings Via Enhanced Reuse at Florida Wastewater Facility

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Parkson Corporation
2727 N.W. 62nd St.
Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33309
USA



Press release date: December 2, 2010

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL -The City of Pompano Beach has been well ahead of the water reuse curve for many years. The 8.6 million gallons per day wastewater filtration facility has relied on Parkson's DynaSand® continuous up-flow sand filters to produce very high quality effluent water which has been reused for landscaping irrigation such as golf courses, medians, and city plantings.

However, while continuous up-flow sand filters are capable of producing extremely high quality effluent (e.g., 0.03mg/l of phosphorous), they often result in reject water which needs to be treated again. Typically this reject water is pumped back to the beginning of the treatment plant to be processed again. The city incurs some expense for this reprocessing and the associated pumping costs.

Earlier in 2010, Parkson announced the new, patented EcoWash(TM) addition to its long-standing DynaSand® offering. After learning about this option, the City of Pompano was eager to launch a pilot project to test the results against their traditional DynaSand® filters (the city has a total of 24). In May 2010, Parkson modified two filters and commenced full-scale testing against the standard DynaSand® operations. The EcoWash(TM) enhanced filters delivered better filtrate quality while reducing reject water by 90%. In addition to the reject water savings, which has a direct energy savings impact, the test indicated that the EcoWash(TM) option is able to better handle high solids loading events.

The City of Pompano Beach has decided that it will add the EcoWash(TM) upgrade to all 24 of its filters. The upgrade will save the city an estimated $120,000 per year and result in a very fast payback to the city. The effort is still underway and Parkson hopes to complete the upgrade by the first quarter of 2011.

Contacts: Parkson Corporation Renato Sá, Global Marketing Leader, 954-935-6237 rsa@parkson.com

1401 West Cypress Creek Road Fort Lauderdale FL 33309-1969 Phone 954.974.6610 Fax 954.974.6182
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