Seprotech Granted US Patent for Phosphorous Removal from Wastewater
Phosphorus is the major cause of algae blooms and extreme plant growth in lakes and rivers throughout
"After years of development, being awarded the US patent is extremely important to Seprotech because we are now able to begin exploring licensing opportunities for this technology into the broader environmental engineering and equipment manufacturing industry" said Martin J. Hauschild, President & CEO of Seprotech. "This technology is commercially proven and we presently have two installations up and running providing data. We see enormous benefit to communities across
Seprotech is a provider of pre-engineered water and wastewater treatment plants to the land development, resource sector and military market place, including CrystalBlue(TM) membrane-based water recycling systems and the ROTORDISK(R) wastewater treatment systems.
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