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Location: Clayton County, Georgia
Clayton County’s wastewater facility needed a cost-effective way to manage biosolids within constrained plant space. Serpentix conveyors were implemented to move material through multiple transfer points and around obstacles without requiring additional structural changes. This upgrade reduced operational challenges, improved plant efficiency, and provided long-term flexibility for expanding treatment needs.
71'6" metal pan conveyor moves wood chips from receiving bin to a 170-ton supply hopper
107'4" conveyor transfers chips into the incinerator’s ram feed system via a 3D inclined path
Oscillating bins and unloading vans ensure steady flow even in adverse conditions
Modular conveyors reduced reliance on multiple transfer points and minimized footprint
Reduced fuel cost using harvested loblolly chips
107'4" conveyor transfers chips into the incinerator’s ram feed system via a 3D inclined path
Enabled CCWA’s transformation into one of the most innovative municipal wastewater and land treatment systems in the US
Improved environmental sustainability and energy independence
Industry: Power Generation / Water & Wastewater
Location: Clayton County, Georgia
System Used: Two Serpentix Continuous Path Conveyors (71’6″ & 107’4″)
Application: Transporting loblolly pine wood chips from forest harvest to fuel incinerator supporting sewage pelletization
High cost of natural gas for sludge drying
Need for alternative fuel from fast-growing softwood
Precise chip handling across incline paths and tight building layout
Weatherproofing materials delivery to prevent incinerator downtime
71’6″ metal pan conveyor moves wood chips from receiving bin to a 170-ton supply hopper
107’4″ conveyor transfers chips into the incinerator’s ram feed system via a 3D inclined path
Oscillating bins and unloading vans ensure steady flow even in adverse conditions
Modular conveyors reduced reliance on multiple transfer points and minimized footprint
Reduced fuel cost using harvested loblolly chips
Pellet drying system achieved 3 tons/hour capacity
Enabled CCWA’s transformation into one of the most innovative municipal wastewater and land treatment systems in the US
Improved environmental sustainability and energy independence
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