Ace Services, a farm implement manufacturing company contaminated the groundwater from inappropriate discharge of their chroming process. The company has since gone out of business and the project is now part of an EPA Superfund Cleanup.

Surveys were conducted at three mining pits in January 2018 using the Xylem UK rQPOD radio controlled vessel and the SonTek HydroSurveyor-M9 system over two days. Speed of sound in water cor- rections, an integral part of any acoustic survey, were carried out using the SonTek CastAway-CTD. HYPACK software managed the prepara- tion, survey, processing and outputs for the survey.

A Midwest manufacturer of automotive parts was experiencing elevated levels of zinc in the effluent from their existing conventional wastewater treatment system. This wastewater was generated through a multi-stage cleaning and zinc phosphate process which produced elevated levels of both particulate and dissolved zinc in the wastewaters.

Discover how Fond du Lac met strict phosphorus limits and saved $82K annually by retrofitting with Xylem's biological treatment. Read the case study now.

A Texas-based satellite manufacturer solved the challenge of no sewer access by deploying a zero liquid discharge water recycling system. The solution enables 95%+ water reuse, recovers 66M gallons annually, and avoids $30M+ in disposal costs, while digital monitoring ensures reliable, uninterrupted satellite production and strong sustainability performance.

Scottish Water partnered with Xylem to upgrade hundreds of pumping stations with innovative, energy-efficient technology, as part of its commitment to reaching net-zero emissions. 

Scottish Water partnered with WRc and Xylem to inspect the Blairlinnans water main using SmartBall® acoustic leak detection platform and PipeDiver™ electromagnetic condition assessment technology in combination with detailed engineering analysis.

The implementation of a digital twin at the Strongford treatment works has enabled Severn Trent Water to visualise plant performance in near-real time.