We have had very good success at removing Algae in small 1-7 acre lagoons.  We can eliminate odor, reduce Nitrogen (BOD) and phosphorus.   What is the size of this operation ?  How many acres and how deep is the water.  What is the HRT or is it fast moving current ?  Joe Massidda  603-501-9730

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We have had very good success at removing Algae in small 1-7 acre lagoons.  We can eliminate odor, reduce Nitrogen (BOD) and phosphorus.   What is the size of this operation ?  How many acres and how deep is the water.  What is the HRT or is it fast moving current ? 

Joe Massidda  603-501-9730

 

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Hello Veronica, I would like to have a phone conf. with you to discuss this further.  I can explain what the capability of our Technology is and perhaps together we can decide it we can help.  My Mobil phone is:

(603) 501-9730

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It's about 50,000 acres of farm (corn and soybean rowcrop farms) being illegally drained both of surface water and tile drains into our aquifers.  These Iowa Aquifers are called the Cedar River Valley Group Aquifers and drain or feed into the Mississippi River and then feed into the Gulf of Mexico and these farm Nitrogen fertilizers like Anhydrous Ammonia are combining chemically with water or H2O.

They outlet underfiltered tile outlets down by putting a tube straight down into our Source water or Aquifer and call that either an AG drainage well or more recently "French Drains".   The surface water that they channel in floods only through my old farm without getting a 401 or a 404 permits or even an environmental impact statement, overflows the 900 square foot of cross-sectional flow in like a tidal wave after a big rain it is a new river and erodes soil from all the fields before it gets to the Aquifer Recharge Area's Sinkholes.  In the deepest it's been about 6 1/2 feet to 8 feet of raging flow.   But the area they have dug out is always dry with normal rains.  Water does not flow up hill.

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