Project Description

Transforming Decentralized Water Management at Munson Point Subdivision with QUA’s EnviQ® MBR Technology

Client:Munson Point Subdivision (Denison, Texas)
Plant Capacity: 10,000 GPD (38 m3/d)

Challenges: 

Munson Point, a Texas housing development, faced challenges with its existing onsite wastewater treatment system and sought a new solution to help it achieve compliance. The subdivision chose to opt for a decentralized, modular solution that would enable them to install and operate the system swiftly at their site.

• Meeting specific water quality requirements for Munson Point, a new subdivision.
• Replacing existing on-site treatment with a more efficient decentralized solution.
• Ensuring high performance and sustainability for Munson Point’s water management practices.

QUA’s Solution:

QUA’s EnviQ® submerged membrane bioreactor (MBR) technology was seamlessly integrated into the EveraSkid (EVS) decentralized system. This integration has allowed the decentralized water system to achieve exceptional performance and sustainability standards, revolutionizing water management practices in the Munson Point.

QUA’s EnviQ® submerged membranes are engineered to enhance the operational efficiency and maintenance of MBR facilities. They ensure reliable and consistent production of ultrafiltration quality effluent with <1 NTU turbidity and ~5-6 log reduction of bacteria. EnviQ®’s cutting-edge design incorporates a robust PVDF flat sheet membrane and a proprietary diffuser system, guaranteeing exceptional durability and performance.

Decentralized wastewater treatment applications overcome many of the challenges large central utilities face. These systems provide flexible, efficient, and scalable solutions, ensuring that even smaller communities like Munson Point Subdivision can achieve high-quality water treatment standards without relying on extensive central infrastructure.

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