New Phosphorus Discharge Limits on the Way for Industrial Users
Posted January 29, 2020
The removal of phosphorus in wastewater can be a complex process. Phosphorous is often the result of human and animal waste, detergents, and food residues....
The removal of phosphorus in wastewater can be a complex process. Phosphorous is often the result of human and animal waste, detergents, and food residues....
With experts with over 100 years of experience combined, DMP Corporation has had the privilege to present at conferences, including the National Association for Surface...
One important step in the industrial wastewater treatment process is segregating waste streams. It makes the water easier and more economical to treat. Segregating waste...
Too many manufacturers look at their wastewater management systems as a sunk cost. They are spending a ton in order to meet discharge limits, but...
The American Water Works Association (AWWA) is an international, nonprofit, scientific and educational society whose mission is to provide total water solutions assuring the effective...
When it comes to industrial water and wastewater trends in the United States, Mexico, China, and around the world, all signs are pointing toward sustained...
Engineers and managers in the Aerospace and Surface Finishing/Refinishing industries know firsthand the difficulty of balancing cost-effective solutions with long term results. The current manufacturing...
The following paper was presented at the 2015 Anodizing Conference, San Diego, CA and prepared by Loren McCune, McCune Enterprises, LLC USA Co-Authors: George...
The state of Illinois recently issued a shelter in place order for all workers and businesses considered non-essential by The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (“CISA”), an agency in the Department of Homeland Security.
According to the memorandum, DMP & ISC – A DMP Corp Company – is considered a critical manufacturing company due to our supplying mission-critical chemicals required for the operation of the rail and wastewater industries. As a result, our primary chemical manufacturing facility in Illinois will continue to operate.
We will continue to receive and fill orders through this difficult time to support our customers and will keep you posted on any new information that may affect your business. Read more here.
