SUTHERLIN, ORE. — Orenco Systems will have a strong presence again this year at the WEFTEC, September 30th through October 4th in Chicago. The company’s booth (#2812) will display all three of its interconnected, leading-edge product lines: Wastewater Collection & Treatment, Composites and Controls. Orenco Sewers are a cost-effective alternative to gravity or grinder sewer and the only pressure sewer technology that provides primary wastewater treatment. Solids are collected in an underground on-lot tank, while effluent is pumped away for treatment through small-diameter collection lines that require minimal excavation. The reduced organic load means both the size and cost of the treatment plant can be minimized. Orenco’s new STEP (septic tank effluent pump) package, featured in the booth, is a key part of an Orenco Sewer. This complete, high-quality package is ordered as a single line item, making it easy for engineers to specify. Its long-lifespan components include a meander tank for superior settling and a lightweight, highly dependable effluent pump with an affordable, 10-year limited warranty. “Life-cycle cost analysis shows that Orenco Sewer is more affordable than either grinder or gravity sewer,” says Bill Cagle, Business Development Manager. “Plus, our sewer solution allows municipalities and developers to defer capital costs with a build-as-you-go approach. And the new STEP tank makes installation and operation of an Orenco Sewer easier than ever.” WEFTEC visitors can also see a full-size cutaway of an AdvanTex AX-Max Wastewater Treatment System, Orenco’s recirculating packed-bed filter with a highly efficient, engineered textile treatment media. AdvanTex received WEF’s 2011 “Innovative Technology Award” and is in use all over the world. The technology is known for its reliable treatment, small footprint, and low maintenance requirements. Tristian Bounds, P.E., Orenco’s lead research and development engineer, was selected by WEFTEC’s education department to present a technical session about treating wastewater – both blackwater and greywater – for reuse purposes at or near the point of generation. This approach reduces demands on potable water resources and provides other environmental and economic benefits. Tristian’s 30-minute presentation, “Responsible Water Recycling: Decentralized Solutions for Water Reuse,” (session 219) will be Monday, October 2nd, at 1:30 p.m. in room S403b. Sharing booth #2812, Orenco Composites (orencocomposites.com), a division of Orenco Systems, will display a single-piece DuraFiber building. These buildings are made using a closed-molding construction process. They feature integral foam-core insulation, no seams, no wood, and no mechanical fasteners. Installation is quick and easy: just attach to a concrete pad and connect the power. Orenco Composites will also display two of its other FRP products: tank covers and rectangular tanks. The close-molded covers have an integral foam core and are offered in multiple configurations. The tanks are manufactured using single-piece molded construction and are customizable with weirs, baffles, sloped floors, and many other options. Rounding out the booth, Orenco Controls (orencocontrols.com) will have a selection of panels on hand, showcasing various control and monitoring capabilities. A stand-alone OLS Series panel will show off its sleek new design and logic controller. This panel has the same great features as always, but now includes cleaner interface graphics. OLS panels use variable-frequency drives (VFDs) that optimize system performance and reduce energy usage. A second OLS panel will be inside the DuraFiber building with the VFDs mounted on an inside wall, demonstrating an excellent method of eliminating heat rise and maintaining the integrity of an electrical control system. Orenco Controls will also display four municipal lift station panels with various features and advantages, including a grinder panel that can handle difficult tie-in locations, an electromechanical duplex panel that can be manufactured on short notice for urgent jobs, a basic duplex panel that’s economical but still offers logic and data logging, and a panel that uses Orenco’s VeriComm web-hosted monitoring service. To arrange an interview at WEFTEC, please contact: Bill Cagle (Wastewater Collection & Treatment Products), 541-784-6421 Eric Ball (Composites Products), 541-580-2350 Jerry Snyder (Controls Products), 541-580-5781
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