Tonka Equipment Company
Sometimes an existing
water facility will not always get the job done. In Boone County, Indiana, the
Sugar Creek Water Plant’s two outdated filters were coming to an end in
life. The plant needed a system that would remove the iron from their water as
well as create an easier backwash process that did not waste water or power.
Investing in new filters was an obvious solution.
The county chose to
replace the existing facility with equipment for an iron removal plant. A new aerator and
three, 10’ by 38’ Horizontal Pressure Filters (HPF) had been exactly what the
county needed. In Lebanon’s local news, a reporter filmed the start of the HPF installation process when
the crane horizontally inserted the filters. After all the coordination efforts
and construction, controls were installed and Sugar Creek’s newly improved
plant started up in March.
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