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What Is a Retention Pond?   A retention pond, also called a wet pond, is a large, permanent and human-made water feature that holds and treats excess stormwater. Since retention ponds store stormwater runoff, they are particularly important in residential neighborhoods, as well as industrial and agricultural sectors.  Retention ponds serve a vital purpose and […]

Water pollution of any kind is a concern regarding human safety and environmental protection. There are various types of water pollution, but one of the major concerns in this area is industrial water pollution due to the potential scale of the pollution and the weight of the consequences. Industries across the board are vital for […]

Dredging is a process that removes sediments and artificial debris from the bottom of freshwater bodies and shallow seawater. Various industries use dredging to excavate materials from the bottom of waterways, including rocks, refuse, contaminants, building debris and plants. The process makes water navigable, creates an adequate environment for building dams and constructing bridges and […]

Jump To: Benefits of Lake Cleaning | How to Clean a Lake | Lake Cleaning Equipment Lakes are beautiful water sources that provide clear water for recreational purposes, consumption and aquatic ecosystems. Despite this, they can become murky and polluted from weeds, waste and sediment. Fortunately, you can clean your lake with various equipment and […]

Jump To: What is an Impeller? | What is an Open Face Impeller? | What is a Closed Face Impeller? | Differences Between Open & Closed Impellers | How to Select an Impeller Pump impellers are crucial for your centrifugal pump’s functionality. They determine the pressure and velocity of the pumped fluid as well as […]

Geotextile tubes are an innovative tool used in dredging projects. Geotextile tubes are a relatively simple, cost-effective way to remove sediment from water. Dredging is the process of extracting sediment and debris from the beds of waterways. Environmental workers use specialized equipment known as dredges that create a vacuum to suck up and pump out the excess sediment. Large […]