The town of Geraldine, Alabama has a population of approximately 1,100 people and needed a wastewater treatment system that was easy to operate and that could be expanded to accommodate future population growth.
The treatment system for a rural high school consisted of (2) E450 ECOPOD units installed in poured in place concrete tanks.
This system was designed to treat the domestic waste generated by mobile homes in a small rural Mississippi community.
The septic system of this Canadian school was modified to meet stringent nitrogen effluent requirements.
The town of Section, Alabama is in the northeast corner of the state and has a population of 770. Local septic systems did not meet current requirements and the town needed a 45,000 gallon per day wastewater treatment system to process the domestic waste produced by both residential and commercial entities.
