Fishers, Indiana

The town of Fishers, Indiana contacted CleanWater Ozone with problems controlling the hydrogen sulfide and one of the main lift stations. After installing an ozone odor control system in 1995, hydrogen sulfide problems as well as odor have no longer been an issue.

Superintendent of the wastewater treatment plant, Michael Davis, writes, “The use of ozone in controlling the hydrogen-sulfide problems that we were experiencing at our lift stations has been a success. We find serviceability of the units to be simple and without the continued need of chemicals for treatment, the cost of these units for odor control is nominal compared to most chemical feed systems.”