Company Overview

Founded in 1978, ECO PROCESS had developed its basic 'Sequential Batch Reactor' process and have since continued to develop this most potential technology with a complete line of 'Sequential treatment processes' best suited for each application for municipal and industrial wastewater treatment.

Head office The enterprise conducts its business from its corporate office located in Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada. Our building was specifically designed for the needs of the enterprise and includes a research centre in hydraulics and microbiology focused on wastewater treatment.

Affiliates/Divisions The enterprise develops its international market for its products and technologies though ECO PROCESS & EQUIPMENT inc. (an affiliated company) and by the means of various and joint venture companies which can be found on our Web site:

http: //www. sequencertech. com

Investments The main investments of the enterprise are

• Corporate offices and research centre ($1.5 M)
• Annual R & D program... ($0.5 M)
• Annual marketing program ($0.5 M)

Enterprise's strategies

• To maintain a most specialized enterprise's status in

biological sequential treatment.

• To get known by well-focused marketing campaigns.
• To develop partnership with complementary enterprises well

engaged toward the Enterprise activities and who shares the same vision of business

Research & Development A nominal budget of $0.5 M is invested every year in R&D and is spread between the development of new biological sequential process and specialized equipment.

Products on the market A complete line of sequential biological processes and complementary mechanical equipment are developed. For more information, refer to our Web Site: http: //www. sequencertech. com

Products under development Several products and sequential biological treatments are being developed.

The Enterprise is accredited ISO 9001. The enterprise's development is oriented towards a 'public company status' in the future.

Company Information

Additional Details

Legal Name: Premier Tech Environment

Number of Employees: 15

Total Sales ($CDN): $100,000 - $200,000

Contacts

Services

• Biotechnology

  Sequencing Batch reactors (SBR) Aerated lagoons witn static aerators Biotours with randon plastic media Bar screens Sludge dewatering with belt-press

• Environment Pollution Control

  Environment Pollution control Nutrient removal... Bio-P-Sequencer. The enterprise has developed a most efficient and reliable biological phosphorus removal system using two(2) SBR REACTORS in series. The first reactor operates under anaerobic conditions as the second one operates under various environments controlled status. The Bio-P-Sequencer can operate in conventional 'Fill-Draw' or in 'Dynamic' feed mode using 'Rapid-Fill' technology.

• Environmental Products & Services
• Waste Water Treatment
• Water Treatment, Purification Systems & Equipment

Products

• Aerator - Static Tube
• Aerator - Static Tube (energy Saver)
• Aerator Air Diffusers

  Aerator air diffusers

  • AirJet, jet aerator
  • AirOmega, coarse bubble diffuser
  • AirPanum, fine bubble diffuser
  • Atara, static aerator
• Bigmac
• Clarifier - Circular
• Classifier - Grit Screw
• Curveco (tm) Bar Screen.

  The Curveco(TM) curved bar screen is equipped with mechanical automatic cleaning and designed for coarse screening of municipal and industrial effluents. Usually installed in a concrete channel, this equipment is available with openings from 12-50 mm and its dimensions can fit a channel width of 300-1200 mm wide by 600-1200 mm deep.

• Diffuser - Coarse Bubble
• Emulator
• Environmental Products And Services
• Filter - Pressure
• Filter Press - Mini Belt
• Flotation Device - Dissolved
• Generator - Activated Silica
• Grit System - Aerated
• Jet - Mixing (no Air)
• Jet - Pressurized
• Jet - Self-aspirating
• Media - Biotower
• Media - Trickling Filter
• Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles

  Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles Screening equipment for wastewater/water. The enterprise has developed various screens / separators such as;

  • Coarse screen, Curveco, 12 to 25 mm screening characteristics
  • Fine screen, Roteco, 2 to 3 mm screening characteristics
  • Micronic screen, MicroGF, 5 to 500 microns
  • Travelling water screen, Traveco, 4 to 12 mm screening

  characteristics.

• Plastic Fixed Media

  Plastic fixed media

  • EcoPak-C, for carbonaceous removal
  • EcoPak-N, for nitrification (nitrogen removal)
• Reactor - Sequencing Batch
• Reactor - Sequencing Batch (small Plants)
• Screen - Curved Bar
• Screen - Travelling Water
• Sludge Belt Filter-press

  Sludge Belt Filter-Press

  • EcoPress, sludge dewatering, 0.8m. wide, for trailer-mount

  or stationary installation.

• Traveco - Travelling Water Screen.

  Traveco travelling water screen provides time-proven efficiency for economical screening of plant intake water and provides effective protection for pumps and other equipment.

  Traveco allows raw water flow through the screen front to back. Refuse in the raw water is retained on the ascending screen trays and is carried up to the head enclosure where jets of water from spray nozzle flush the refuse from the screen trays into the trough for disposal.

  Screen width are available in sizes from 2-10 ft. and for well depths up to 60 ft. Wire mesh screen can vary in opening sizes from 1/8'-1/2'.

  Popular applications include: Fish protection; food processing plant; industrial plant; pulp and paper mill; secondary municipal screening; water treatment plant.

• Wastewater And Sewage Treatment System For Use In An Aeration-sedimentation Basin Or Lagoon.

  Disclosed is a wastewater and sewage treatment system for use in an aeration-sedimentation basin or lagoon. The system comprises a summerged water pump mounted in a well in water communication with the basin. This pump supplies water under pressure to a water header on which a plurality of water jets are mounted in such a manner as to create the forced water circulation inside the basin. Each water jet incorporates an air-sucking venturi to oxygenate the wastewater or sewage. Valves are provided in the well for disconnecting the water pump from the water header and then connecting it to a sludge collecting duct extending from the well over a given distance into the basin in such a manner as to drain off the accumulated sludge at the bottom of the basin through the sludge collecting duct and drainout through a sludge disposal pipe. The system is particularly interesting in that it makes use of the same pump to aerate the wastewater or sewage and drain-off the accumulated sludge.

• Water And Solid Waste Treatment

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