info@lagoons.ca 1-204-209-0090
InnoCycloneWastewater Clarifier
Phosphorus sludge is discharged from the top overflow of the Cyclone and clear water is released from the underflow at the bottom of the Cyclone
InnoCyclone
InnoCyclone
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InnoTubeThickening and Dewatering
Ready for Composting  Phosphorus rich sludge is thickened in a geotextile tube located in a roll off container for easy relocation
CompostingFull Phosphorus Recovery
Through Composting
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NewsCanada invests in Lake Winnipeg Basin restoration and protection
NEWS PROVIDED BY Environment and Climate Change Canada WINNIPEG, MB, Jan. 17, 2023 /CNW/ Through this program, InnoVantage Inc. will receive $50,000 to evaluate the performance of an innovative phosphorus removal and recovery system for small wastewater systems. To see the full article click here Innovantage receives grant from Manitoba government through the IGP: Innovation Growth Program.
News Release - Manitoba Government
Lake Winnipeg Basin Report:Manitoba lagoon phosphorus monitoring project.
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We have a Vision to become an industry leader through sustained research to provide better technology at an affordable price and protect our environment through nutrient recovery and reuse.
We have achieved this goal and now work daily to improve the technology from every angle.
Our InnoCyclone is a highly efficient, cost effective system for capturing phosphorus using advanced "separation without filtration" technology.
The separated phosphorus is then dewatered and sent for composing. We compost both alum and ferric precipitated sludges. This allows the phosphorus to find a productive new home and provide renewed value as a non renewable, essential element of life.
This is achieved with a footprint a fraction of the size and cost of other phosphorus capture plants.
The process also significantly reduces both TSS and BOD for improved water quality in the discharged effluent.
All of this is now available through our Precision Phosphorus Recovery System that includes:
We have achieved this goal and now work daily to improve the technology from every angle.
Our InnoCyclone is a highly efficient, cost effective system for capturing phosphorus using advanced "separation without filtration" technology.
The separated phosphorus is then dewatered and sent for composing. We compost both alum and ferric precipitated sludges. This allows the phosphorus to find a productive new home and provide renewed value as a non renewable, essential element of life.
This is achieved with a footprint a fraction of the size and cost of other phosphorus capture plants.
The process also significantly reduces both TSS and BOD for improved water quality in the discharged effluent.
All of this is now available through our Precision Phosphorus Recovery System that includes:
- InnoFloc Cyclone Separator
- InnoTube Dewatering System
- InnoVessel Composter
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We have developed a flocculation accelerator that will increase particle separation and floatation in most applications by 2-4 times. This means that for any DAF - Dissolved Air Floatation system - You will be able to increase the flow rate of the DAF or decrease the size of the DAF between 2-4 times.
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Composting
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Most jurisdictions require municipal lagoons to meet strict phosphorus levels of 1mg/L when discharging wastewater into the environment. This is to protect the water quality of of rivers and lakes in our watersheds. Most lagoons do this by the addition of a chemical coagulant to cause the phosphorus to precipitate and settle to the bottom of the lagoon prior to discharge.
This does not remove the phosphorus from the system and over time it causes excess sludge to build up in the cell, thereby reducing the capacity and efficiency of the lagoon. Sludge removal and disposal is a very costly exercise for the municipality.
We are unique in the industry in that we capture the phosphorus, remove it and recover it for future beneficial reuse as a high value fertilizer. Thus providing the most value for our client.
We can provide a mobile system (also a first) or a permanent installation.
This does not remove the phosphorus from the system and over time it causes excess sludge to build up in the cell, thereby reducing the capacity and efficiency of the lagoon. Sludge removal and disposal is a very costly exercise for the municipality.
We are unique in the industry in that we capture the phosphorus, remove it and recover it for future beneficial reuse as a high value fertilizer. Thus providing the most value for our client.
We can provide a mobile system (also a first) or a permanent installation.
info@lagoons.ca 1-204-209-0090