INFILCO INC. - Industrial & Engineering Chemistry (ACS Publications)

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OVER 3 0 0 MUNICIPALITIES USE ®

ACCELATOR Treat ing

Plants

...for less space...for less cost .. .for better results Combining mixing, coagulation and solids separation in a single unit, "ACCELATOR" plants have a proven record for flexibility, uniformly good effluent, ease of operation and chemical economy. By using the principle of slurry recirculation and dynamic separation, "ACCELATOR" plants soften, stabilize and clarify water at consistently higher rates. This means more capacity from smaller units and substantial savings in construction and operating costs. In addition "ACCELATOR" treating plants produce better water. Tests have shown over 99% removal of bacteria and algae, as well as more complete removal of turbidity, color, iron and hardness. Present installations are delivering from 15,000 to 75,000,000 gallons per day. Units can be engineered for any capacity to meet your requirements. These and many other advantages are reasons why it will pay to install an "ACCELATOR" plant to serve your community. Write for complete catalog information or see your Consulting Engineer. Typical cities using "ACCELATOR" Treating Plants include: Benton Harbor, Mich. · Casablanca, Morocco · Cairo, Egypt « Charleston, W. Va. i a w f o n , O k / a . · Hamilton, Ohio • Decatur, III. · El Centra, Calif. · Fargo, N . D. Kelso, Wash. · Sao Paulo, Brazil, S. A. · Tampa, Flo. V/ichita Falls, Texas · Guada/a/'ara, Mexico · Barranquilla, Colombia

Note circulating slurry five feet below water level, showing dynamic separation.

INFILCO The one company offering equipment f o r all typos of water and waste treatmentcoagulation, precipitation, sedimentation, filtration, flotation, aeration, ion exchange and biological processes.

INFILCO INC.

4 0 0 South Campbell Ave., T u c s o n , Arizona Field Offices throughout the United and in Foreign Countries

States

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