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Tank Replacement Project
A southeastern Massachusetts gas station was about to begin an underground storage tank replacement project when high groundwater conditions were discovered at the site. NewStream was able to treat more than 300,000 gallons of groundwater from this project in a 48-hour period.
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Life Science Firm
A worldwide life sciences firm moved a membrane manufacturing process from another location to its New England manufacturing facility. The resulting waste stream posed certain challenges for the firm’s on-site wastewater treatment plant.
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Metal Cladder
A clad metal manufacturer generates metal-bearing waste streams that vary in make-up depending on the product being manufactured at a given time. Changes in process chemistry occasionally result in waste streams that cannot be effectively treated by the company’s on-site treatment plant.
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University Lab
During a year-long construction project, a university laboratory was disconnected from the university’s on-site WWTP. Because the lab wastewater could not be discharged directly to the sanitary sewer, the university was forced to find an alternative disposal option.
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Manufacturer Adds New Product Line
A health and beauty product manufacturer introduced a new product line and was soon notified that they were in violation of their existing sewer discharge permit.
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USS John F Kennedy
In March of 2007, the USS John F. Kennedy – the last conventionally-powered aircraft carrier built by the US Navy – made a final port visit to Boston before being officially decommissioned. While the ship was docked in Boston, NewStream received and treated over one million gallons of wastewater from its bilge.
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University Lab
During the year-long construction of a new laboratory facility, the existing laboratory was disconnected from the university’s on-site wastewater treatment plant. Because the wastewater from the lab could not be discharged directly to the sanitary sewer, the university was forced to find an alternative disposal option for the lab waste stream.
NewStream was able to work with the university to provide a comprehensive solution. NewStream coordinated the delivery and installation of a 20,000-gallon storage tank on the university grounds. Laboratory waste waters could then be diverted to this temporary holding tank and ultimately hauled to NewStream for treatment and discharge.
The benefits to the University were numerous:
They were able to continue all laboratory activities and classes during the construction of the new lab
They were spared the cost of having to construct and operate a temporary treatment facility
They were able rely on NewStream’s fully licensed and permitted discharge capabilities to ensure compliance with their own stringent discharge standards.