Wastewater Programs
MDG’s treatment programs combine bioaugmentation products with an assigned technical service team. We help you find and solve high-cost challenges within the wastewater industry. As a distribution partner you’re able to expand your product offering while building customer relationships.
Our team of technical experts educate on how to complete a thorough system survey to identify challenges that exist.
We provide training and support for our customers on why, where, when and how to apply product.
We ensure that SUCCESS is measured and documented.
Lift Station | Collection Systems
Costly chemical treatment for hydrogen sulfide control, equipment corrosion and failure, safety risks, odor complaints and the need for physical removal of built up solids are some of the main challenges faced by lift station operators.
MDG’s Lift Station Treatment Program is designed to support lift stations through these and other bothersome and costly challenges caused by fat, oil and grease (FOG), sludge, odor and hydrogen sulfide (H2S ).
Lagoons
Accumulation of FOG and sludge, along with H2S and odors present common challenges when working with lagoons. Additionally, dredging lagoons and dewatering sludge often represent a significant overhead cost that facilities must manage.
MDG’s Lagoon Treatment Program aims to significantly reduce these challenges and other common pains.
Sludge Tank
Sludge is a costly by-product of all wastewater treatment facilities. These costs include sludge hauling and disposal, polymer usage, and even fines associated with the presence of bothersome odors and H2S levels.
For facilities equipped with sludge tanks or ponds, we provide a solution to alleviate the challenges associated with FOG accumulation, sludge, and odor operation and improve all downstream challenges.
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Proven Success Treating Sludge with Biotifx®
If your customers are working in the biological wastewater treatment industry, chances are they’re dealing with the challenges of organic sludge. Sludge, the waste components left over after the wastewater has been treated, is a constant expense for facilities, and many don’t realize it can be reduced. In many
Sludge Tanks 101: Treating the Waste
Throughout the wastewater treatment process, certain components are left over that get separated from the treated water. This collection of leftovers is called sludge, which is then further treated in tanks. At Microbial Discovery Group (MDG), we have explored the process of treating sludge in sludge tanks and have
Lagoons 101: Identification and Long-Term Treatment Approach
Lagoons and ponds have been used for treating wastewater for over 3,000 years. Today, there are over 8,000 wastewater treatment lagoons operating in the United States. One appeal to using lagoons is that they generally require less energy than other treatment systems and have lower operation and maintenance costs.
Proven Success in Wastewater Seasonality
In the world of wastewater treatment, seasonal challenges can disrupt operations and affect the efficiency of treatment plants. As the industry begins to face the difficulties of this year’s spring, MDG emerges as a trusted partner with a track record of proven success to resolve some of the biggest
Unlocking Solutions: Managing FOG in Wastewater with Bioaugmentation
Unlocking the mysteries of Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) mitigation and management within wastewater is crucial for maintaining a sustainable and efficient system. In our upcoming webinar, we delve into the reasons why FOG poses a significant challenge, exploring its impact on sewers, pipes, and interceptors, lagoons, and activated
Spring Treatment: Take Advantage of Faster Treatment
For treating wastewater systems with bioaugmentation, spring is the perfect time for treatment to begin. During the spring months, temperatures begin to rise, increasing microbial activity. This is a time to get ahead of seasonal challenges and address greater needs for wastewater treatment. Microbial Discovery Group’s (MDG) wastewater technical
Bacillus Manufacturing and R&D Company Exhibits at Aquatech Amsterdam
Microbial Discovery Group Exhibits and Presents Bioaugmentation Success in Wastewater Oak Creek, WI (October 3, 2023) - Microbial Discovery Group (MDG) will exhibit at Aquatech Amsterdam 2023, the world’s leading trade exhibition for process, drinking, and wastewater, November 6-8, 10:00-18:00 hrs and Nov. 9, 10:00-16:00 hrs. The conference and exhibition…
What is bioaugmentation?
At MDG, we continue to discover all the possibilities to treat wastewater with Bacillus. Through years of research and development, we’ve found that bioaugmentation is the answer for wastewater treatment. Bioaugmentation is the process of adding scientifically selected organisms to a microbial community to enhance that community. The term bioaugmentation
Lift Stations 101: Work Smarter, Not Harder
Lift stations are commonly used as a part of operations across a variety of different industries. While they are extremely useful, they can be difficult to maintain when not cared for properly. At Microbial Discovery Group (MDG), we have spent countless hours in the field with our partners, reviewing
Case Studies: Seeing is Believing
We’ve heard it time and time again, “Does this stuff really work”? This sparked an idea. Why don’t we help our partners eliminate any doubt upfront by sharing in-field results? Better yet, let’s demonstrate how easy it can be for them to create their own. After all, seeing is believing! Through
