Case Studies

A Canadian wastewater treatment plant was having serious fouling issues within their digester line.

A southwest regional wastewater treatment facility was experiencing a severe reduction in raw sludge flow throughout their five service plants.

Vivianite had restricted flow in the system’s 4’’ by 175’ pipe.

A pharmaceutical developer’s wastewater system was experiencing flow issues caused by the collection of struvite scale deposits.

An East Coast wastewater treatment plant experiencing filtration system flow issues turned to RYDLYME Biodegradable Descaler as a solution to remove the struvite deposits which had accumulated.

A Midwest wastewater treatment plant experiencing struvite buildup on their centrifuge systems turned to RYDLYME Biodegradable Descaler as a solution to remove the rapidly growing scale buildup.

A northwestern petrochemical facility specializing in ethylene and polyethylene manufacturing was experiencing problems with their main cooling tower.

The key to low cost power plant operation is maintaining clean, leak-free condenser tubes.

Although preventative maintenance had been satisfactory in the past, after inspecting the previous shutdown’s mechanical cleaning results, the natural gas fired power plant wanted to achieve a pristine outcome on one of their power blocks.

Mold heat transfer and flow rates were found to be prohibiting acceptable quality at a large manufacturing facility.

An American multinational oil & gas corporation turned to RYDLYME as a solution for removing scale deposits from one of their state-of-the-art, Midwestern production facilities.

A large financial institution was having serious issues with water scale deposits which had accumulated in their 600 ton chiller.

A large pharmaceutical manufacturer was having serious fouling issues within their boiler system which supplies heat for five buildings.

A midwestern wastewater facility was severely hindered by struvite blockage within one of their lift stations.

A local hospital was having issues keeping their operating rooms at an adequate temperature.