For years, the City of _______’s wastewater lagoon system has been receiving domestic and industrial wastewater. The industrial wastewater is composed of whey, disinfectants, cleaners, and other difficult to digest cheese manufacturing waste.
After many years of operation, the sludge blanket reached the surface of the pond. Concerned about this loss of capacitys, the City of _____ began looking for ways to remove sludge from pond #2.
Dredging, drying, and removal cost were estimated at about $341 per dry ton. Pond #2 contained about 3,502 dry tons of sludge which brought estimated removal costs to about $1,194,000. To keep the lagoon on line, and to save money, the City of _______ decided to use BIO ENERGIZER® to oxidize sludge in place. 
After 2 years, BIO ENERGIZER® removed 1,268 dry tons of domestic and cheese waste sludge, for a savings of $321,388. Shown below is a before and after profile of the sludge blanket in Pond #2.
It is impressive to note that this sludge blanket reduction was accomplished while Pond #2 was kept on line and continued to receive its normal daily load. With the help of BIO ENERGIZER®, Pond #2 not only removed 1,268 tons of existing sludge, but for 2 years, destroyed all the new sludge added to it for an average net sludge blanket reduction of over 2 feet.

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