Scott Meyer was stuck. An increase in volume at his Idaho septage dewatering plant, along with tighter cleanliness regulations for land-applied biosolids, left him struggling to keep up. That’s when he took matters into his own hands.“Our screening system was constantly plugging with hair and rags, and having to stop periodically to clean it meant I couldn’t filter septage at the volume I needed to,” says Meyer. “I started tinkering with my own design, and that’s how Screenco Systems was born.”Meyer’s high-capacity Dual Screen System, which made its commercial debut at the 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport
