RALEIGH, N.C., Dec. 2, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- HydroFlo, Inc. (OTCBB:HYRF) announced today that it has provided and installed equipment for the treatment of wastewater at a Tyson Foods chicken processing plant.
The HydroFlo equipment typically used for aeration of wastewater and for odor control in force mains is being used by this Tyson facility for an entirely different application. The application is called Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) and this adds to the list of solutions that HydroFlo is able to provide its industrial clients.
HydroFlo's core business is providing aeration equipment used for the pre-treatment of wastewater. Using the patented Pressure Line Up-Stream or PLUS pre-treatment system, customers begin the treatment process at their pumping stations, prior to the wastewater reaching a treatment plant. The company also provides a full range of related services to companies and municipalities to treat their wastewater at the treatment plant by the use of the energy efficient aeration systems in treatment lagoons.
"This installation adds a new realm to the technology that HydroFlo is able to provide. DAF equipment is used by a wide variety of industry worldwide, and our aeration systems provide a new alternative for high efficiency treatment of wastewater within an energy hungry world. This new application continues to add to the company's overall potential," said Dennis Mast, CEO of HydroFlo.
For further information, visit the HydroFlo website at http://www.hydroflo-inc.com or contact HydroFlo at 919-772-9925.
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