Optimization

Inland Empire Utility Agency (IEUA) recently undertook a $330 million project to expand its Regional Plant-5 in Chino, Calif., from 16.3 mgd to 22.5 mgd, build a new biosolids facility, and shift part of its treatment process to a membrane-bioreactor (MBR). To balance its water importing, desalting, recycling, groundwater recharging and other tasks, RP-5 standardized on Rockwell Automation’s PlantPAx DCS, power solutions and ThinManager software on VMware virtual servers.
Southern California utility standardizes on platforms for membrane-bioreactors and solids treatment—but maintains 10-hour daily staffing and lights-out operations
July 11, 2025
Figure 3: Producing consistent crystals is critical to Ajinomoto’s success when manufacturing MSG. Through engineering collaboration and using CLPM technology, it improved product quality.
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