WRT’s Z-92® Uranium Removal System in Operation in Grand Island Thursday, July 19, 2012 An explanation of Grand Island’s new $3 million water uranium treatment system sound surprisingly simple. “The water flows through the bottom and flows upwards and kind of suspends this bed of resin and the water’s treated and out it goes,” explains GI Utilities Director Tim Luchsinger during a tour of the new facility. Water Remediation Technologies (WRT), the Colorado company that will be monitoring and maintaining the system says there’s no hum of machinery because the artificial resin, also known at the treatment media, that the […]

Designs for Brady’s project to remove radium are near completion. Brady hopes receive funding to implement Water Remediation Technology’s water treatment process that uses media that the radium particles attach to, removing it from the water before it is sent out to residents. Brady_TX_012018

Z-92® uranium treatment system will deliver clean drinking water to 3,300 The Sierra Star It was more than 20 years ago when Hillview Water Company of Oakhurst first realized the water they were delivering its residential and businesses customers exceeded state allowable levels of iron, arsenic, uranium, and manganese. That started a long, uphill struggle for the company to not only improve the water’s quality, but also its quantity. Part of that solution is WRT’s Z-92® Uranium Removal Media, which will treat 1,200 gallons of water a minute, boosting Hillview’s water supply and helping to ensure clean, safe drinking water […]