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Problem Solving.
Game Changing.

  • Sees in dark water
  • Visibility /mapping
  • Informed Data/ Predictive Maintenance
SediVision® wastewater technology delivers informed data to treatment plant operators and managers, making it possible for them to understand and plan for lost capacity in infrastructure and establish predictable maintenance and strategic budgeting. Like an MRI for wastewater tanks®, SediVision is revolutionizing wastewater performance diagnostics.
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Aerial view of a FL wastewater tank Aerial view of a FL wastewater tank with SediVision data overlay showing the elevation of debris inside the tank
SediVision Serves Public Servants

Serving Utility Managers. Wastewater Operators. Engineers.

Wastewater utilities are challenged by growing demand on systems, tight budgets, changing regulations, and aging infrastructure. SediVision® technology was purpose-built by wastewater professionals to solve some of the biggest problems facing today’s utility managers, wastewater operators, and wastewater engineers.

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scope, schedule, & budget

Wastewater Tanks. Oxidation Ditches.
Large Diameter Pipes.

In addition to mapping debris in tanks, SediVision® technology supports a treatment plant's comprehensive asset management objectives, affording the ability to map debris and calculate loss of capacity in aeration basins, oxidation ditches, and large diameter gravity sewer pipes. 
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Water & wastewater can consume 40% of a city's energy budget

Environmental Stewardship.
Cost Savings. BNR.

Reducing the carbon footprint of wastewater treatment plants and processes and increasing operational efficiencies in aeration basins and biological nutrient removal (BNR) tanks while being safer and more strategic in the process are everyone’s goals for wastewater utilities.
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the team that serves you

Civil Engineers, Geologists, and Wastewater Professionals.

SediVision®'s revolutionary technology was developed and refined by wastewater professionals who saw firsthand the benefits of utility managers being able to "see" into the turbid water of tanks, pipes, oxidation ditches, and other wastewater infrastructure.
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