Operators know that selecting a Landfill Designer involves careful consideration of the designer’s experience and knowledge of construction to control costs and capital outlay. Landfill operators usually seek to pay … Continue reading Choosing the Right Landfill Designer is Crucial to an Operator
SCS Engineers has just added over 40 new NH3 refrigeration training sessions to our 2019 schedule. These intensive training includes: Introduction to PSM/RMP/GDC Advanced PSM/RMP/GDC Operator I Operator II CARO … Continue reading NH3 Refrigeration Training – New Classes Added
SCS Engineer’s Long Beach Headquarters sponsored and participated in the U.S. Vets Storm the Beach 5K/10K Run, Walk & Roll for Veterans event in Long Beach, CA. U.S. Vets is … Continue reading SCS Engineers Storm the Beach – Run, Walk, Roll for U.S. Vets
SCS Engineers welcomes Kenton Yang, P.E, to the firm’s Solid Waste Services practice. Kenton is a Project Director in Raleigh, North Carolina, responsible for providing landfill engineering and solid waste … Continue reading Kenton Yang, P.E., Joins SCS Engineers
When the Federal Coal Combustion Residual (CCR) rule went into effect in 2015, it was a new regulatory layer on top of a widely varying landscape of state regulations affecting … Continue reading Unique Approaches to Bridging CCR State and Federal Regulatory Gaps
SCS Engineers’ Arizona office is continuing to grow with the addition of Dana Justice, a marketing specialist, who previously worked at the award-winning firm’s office in San Diego. “Dana brings … Continue reading SCS Engineers Welcomes Dana Justice to Phoenix, AZ
Compatibility evaluations also consider the potential for creating unwanted microbial growth and scale formation within the injection interval. Growth and scale can happen with injected fluid containing sulfur or ammonia (two food sources for microorganisms) or wastewaters supersaturated with minerals. Unless planned for and evaluated properly, these items have ...
SCS Engineers is proud of the level of community involvement that many of our professional and technical staff provide to municipal governments, professional associations and organizations, charitable organizations, scholarship programs, … Continue reading 4-H Geology Program for Future Environmental Engineers and Geologists
Landfill gas (LFG) fired leachate evaporation is a novel technology attracting the attention of landfill owners because it can offer an operational win-win. The technology uses a readily available resource … Continue reading Landfill Technology Uses Heat by Combusting LFG to Eliminate Leachate Onsite
The EPA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) requires landfill operators to maintain post-closure care for 30 years, though states will adjust the term according to when they determine ending … Continue reading Post-Closure Care Terms – RCRA Subtitle D
