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Highland Dairy, established in 1992, is one of several dairies operated by Schaap Dairies. Located in Clovis, New Mexico, Highland Dairy at one-point in time had upwards of 1,800 Holstein cows producing 15,000 gallons of milk daily. For over a year, Highland Dairy has milked their cows daily, and have been forced to dump all […]
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Union Station North Wing is a mixed-use, five-story building with a three level subgrade parking garage. RK Water was contracted to design a permanent treatment system to meet stringent effluent limits of the certified discharge permit. Discharge of treated groundwater at the Union Station North Wing building is governed by an individual permit issued by […]
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Colorado Rockies’ West Lot, now officially known as McGregor’s Square, will feature a plaza, residential space, hotel, retail, restaurants and more, which is scheduled to open in 2021. RK Water began temporary construction dewatering in December 2018, and continued for six months through May 2019. The pumping of groundwater was managed by a series of […]
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Colorado State University’s (CSU) C. Wayne McIlwraith Translational Medicine Institute (TMI) is poised to be one of the world’s top translational medicine research facilities. The ground-up facility includes 48,550 square feet of space dedicated to animal care facilities, expanding on the university’s highly acclaimed veterinary medical center campus. Currently tied for the third best veterinary medicine […]
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Texas Beef is an integrated ranching, farming and cattle feeding business. RK Water helped their feedyard gain significant energy savings and equipment preservation by fine-tuning their water treatment program. Tis image shows the “fire-tubes” in this type boiler are clean and scale-free, proving that RK Water’s treatment program is working effectively. The boiler creates steam […]
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RK Water custom designed a pond treatment and filtration system for a customer’s large Koi pond. The pond is home to several hundred fish and required a special water treatment system, which included a bead filter with auto-backwash, UV water sterilization and a venturi-induced advanced oxidation system.
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