RECYCLE AND REUSE

Parsons has provided engineering services for the planning, design, and construction of municipal wastewater, reclaimed water, and potable water systems since 1946.

Typical treatment processes include mechanical aeration, polishing ponds, chlorination facilities, activated sludge, primary oxidation ponds, percolation ponds, extended aeration, sedimentation, dual media filtration, phosphate precipitation, closed loop reactor, trickling filters, sand filtration, oxidation ponds, filtration, aerated lagoons, and primary clarification.

Typical reclaimed water uses include groundwater recharge, park and golf course irrigation, flushing, fire protection, cooling water makeup, crop irrigation, oxidation ponds, landscape irrigation, groundwater recharge, industrial cooling, recreational lakes, landscape irrigation, industrial reuse, greenbelt, campus irrigation, plane and car washing, and toilet flushing.