Cromaglass Wastewater Treatment Systems are essentially Sequencing Batch Reactors (SBR) as opposed to conventional continuous flow activated sludge systems. Treatment is by timed sequences within a single vessel. Continuous flow systems require several vessels, using a larger land area and higher installation costs.
     Because time functions can easily be changed, an SBR provides custom treatment dependent on varying hydraulic and biological loading up to the designed capacity of the system.

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CROMAWATCH



Cromaglass has introduced one of the industry's first central station monitoring wastewater treatment systems.

With the use of a unique combination of telecommunication computers, word processors, and dedicated people, the Plant Operator, Cromaglass, and the Servicing Distributor are all notified if a treatment unit should malfunction.

The microprocessor is built into the Cromaglass System. This 24-hour monitor will relay over an "800" telephone line to the control center computer the reason for an alarm. An on-duty operator will then call to report a CromaWatch activity. This will assure prompt response to a malfunction.