Filament ID and Microanalysis Techniques Webinar by Dalton McGowan and Saylor GilbertTechnical consultant Dalton McGowan and research scientist Saylor Gilbert...
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Microthrix Bulking In Summer
Microthrix Bulking in Summer by Deborah Lee, MicrobiologistWhy do we care about Microthrix filaments? Usually, Microthrix parvicella is associated with foaming problems...
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Secret Life of Bugs : Water Mites
The Secret Life of Bugs: Water Fleas vs Water Mites A case of mistaken identity by Natalie Walton, Aquafix MicroscopistIn...
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Secret Life of Bugs : Gastrotrich
The Secret Life of Bugs: Gastrotrich The Mastax of Disguiseby Natalie Walton, Aquafix MicroscopistDue to their pronged tail and general...
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Secret Life of Bugs: Tardigrade
The Secret Life of Bugs: Tardigrade Is your plant a crime scene or are the tardigrades still alive?by Natalie Walton,...
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Signs of Toxicity Under the Microscope
Signs of Toxicity Underthe Microscope Microscopy is an invaluable tool for diagnosing and addressing toxicityissues in wastewater treatment plants.by Natalie...
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Secret Life of Bugs Red Worms vs Tubifex Worms
The Secret Life of Bugs: Red Worms vs Tubifex Worms Worms make my skin crawl, but can you tell the...
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Filament ID & Microanalysis Techniques
Filament ID & Microanalysis Techniques by Natalie Walton, Saylor Gilbert, & Tyler BenzIn this event, Lead Microscopist, Natalie Walton, Research...
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Filament Takeover of Industrial Manufacturer
Filament Takeover ofIndustrial Manufacturer We were surprised to see the reason behind a plant's bulking and settling issuesby Saylor Gilbert,...
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Secret Life of Bugs: Rotifers
The Secret Life of Bugs: Rotifers You won't believe what we were able to catch on camera.by Natalie Walton, Aquafix...
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Biocides in Wastewater: Impacts of the Cold
Biocides in Wastewater: Impacts of the Cold by Dan McKeaton,Aquafix Laboratories Director of Wastewater EducationCold temperatures and biocides are two...
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Wastewater Training – Nocardioforms & Microthrix
Nocardioforms & Microthrix: Key Drivers & Control by Natalie Walton, Dan McKeaton and Chris GroveIn this event, Aquafix Director of...
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Nocardioforms & Nocardia Like Organisms
Nocardioforms vs Nocardia Like Organisms by Aquafix Microscopist, Natalie Walton.We like to stay up to date with what is going...
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Webinar: Microscopic Basics in Practice
Microscopic Basics Part 2:Microanalysis in Practice by Dan McKeaton, Natalie Walton, and Tyler BenzIn this webinar, Aquafix Microscopist, Natalie Walton,...
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Webinar: Microscopic Basics in Theory
Microscopic Basics Part 1:Theory & Background by Natalie WaltonIn this webinar, Aquafix MIcroscopist, Natalie Walton will provide an overview of...
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Webinar: Microscopic Basics to Building Good Floc
In this webinar, Aquafix Microscopist, Natalie Walton will provide an overview on common microscopic evaluations, and what they mean. For...
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Webinar: Protozoa, Metazoa, and Building Good Floc
In this webinar, Aquafix Aquatic Biologist, Michael Frett will dive into common microscopic evaluations, and what they mean. For additional...
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Lowering Ammonia in Filter Systems – Unique Application
A current Aquafix customer in Utah has been experiences issues with its trickling filter system during the winter. Every January...
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2019 Webinar: Wastewater Microbiology Basics
In this wastewater microbiology webinar, Aquafix Biologist, Michael Frett gives an overview of common microscopic evaluations, and what they mean....
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La Nocardia en aguas servidas
El problema: Nocardia - se forma en las plantas de barros activados y en los Reactores Discontinuos Secuenciales (RDS) La...
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“Bulking” de Zoogloea
Si los filamentos no son la causa del “bulking” en su planta, es probable que es la bacteria llamada Zoogloea...
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Treating Biofouling and Mycobacterium in MBR Systems
Membrane Bioreactors or MBRs are like sheets of fabric (membranes) that filter wastewater with the aid of suspended solids. As...
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La espumación en las aguas servidas durante el invierno a causa de M. Parvicella
Durante el invierno, cuando la temperatura en las aguas servidas está entre 50-65°F (10-18°C), las grasas y los aceites se...
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