Equipment Issues Disrupt IWTU Startup Testing

Mike Nartker
WC Monitor
10/31/2014
In the latest hurdle to getting the Idaho Integrated Waste Treatment Unit up and running, startup testing has been on hold for most of this month because of an equipment issue, and it remains to be seen when the testing will…

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