The County of Brant Airport required a significant upgrade to its on-site wastewater treatment infrastructure. The existing facility operated at the primary treatment level, which was no longer sufficient to meet the effluent quality standards required for sub-surface disposal. H2Flow was engaged to design, supply, and commission a complete solution that would bring the plant up to full biological nutrient removal capability.

H2Flow supplied and commissioned a pre-fabricated packaged ISAM-SBR (Intermittently Aerated and Mixed Sequencing Batch Reactor) system, purpose-built for the site's footprint and operational requirements. The scope of supply included an Alum dosing system for phosphorus removal, a Carbon source dosing system to support biological denitrification, and a tertiary filter for suspended solids polishing, ensuring the final effluent met the stringent quality thresholds required for sub-surface disposal.

By delivering a fully integrated, packaged system, H2Flow minimized on-site civil and mechanical complexity, accelerated commissioning timelines, and provided the County with a reliable, low-footprint solution designed for long-term performance in a municipal airport environment.