Adsorption Systems, Filtration Vessels & Surge Tanks Municipal Water Solutions

Municipal drinking water providers looking to quickly come into regulatory compliance or to solve other potable water problems where activated carbon is the answer turn to TIGG to purchase

or rent reliable adsorption and filtration vessels and other water-related equipment.

TIGG specializes in adsorption vessels, bulk media supplies and spent carbon exchange services. Our GAC adsorbers are used for removal of disinfection byproducts, metals, organics and solids in the municipal water treatment market. We also provide municipal water treatment operators with multimedia filters, hydropneumatic surge tanks and green sand filtration vessels.

TIGG has engineered and built pressure vessels as GAC adsorbers and multi-media filters for more than 35 years. We fabricate tanks up to 14 ft. in diameter and have supplied numerous systems to the municipal market. TIGG has an experienced staff to work with you on your specific municipal water treatment needs.

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Adsorbers & Filters

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Dual-Vessel Purification Systems

Systems Equipment and Services for Drinking Water Purification

Integrated Adsorbers With Interconnecting Pipe Racks

Dual-Vessel Water Purification Systems

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System # Max Flow Parallel

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CP 10K-8 1,000 gpm 125 psig 130 6/6 20,000 lbsCP 20K-10 1,500 gpm 125 psig 130 8/8 40,000 lbsCP 20K-12 1,500 gpm 125 psig 130 8/8 40,000 lbsCP 40K-12 1,500 gpm 125 psig 130 8/8 80,000 lbsCP 40K-14 1,500 gpm 125 psig 130 8/8 80,000 lbs

Dual-vessel activated carbon adsorption systems are ideal for municipal water purification. TIGG offers several systems that contain from 20,000 lbs to 80,000 lbs of activated carbon. By increasing the

amount of carbon online, a system needs less frequent media changeouts.

Varying vessel diameters and heights allow end users to select the system that best fits their available footprint. Interconnecting 12-valve pipe racks allow the dual-vessel systems to run in parallel or lead-lag. Pipe rack systems can include pressure relief valves, pressure gauges to monitor each vessel and sample valves.

TIGG has several standard systems to choose from. Or, an experienced TIGG engineer can work with you to design a custom system that works for you.

Liquid Phase Activated Carbon Adsorption SystemsSystems Equipment and Services for Drinking Water Purification

CP 10K-8 & 20K-10 Skid Systems

Municipal water purification projects require smart, cost-effective solutions. When you need a GAC adsorption system robust enough to run in parallel at rates from 1,000 gpm to 1,500 gpm, but need to work within a tight

operating budget, costs can quickly build up.

By renting one of TIGG’s water purification skid systems, you can eliminate the capital costs of purchasing the equipment outright. This allows you to install a quality system while paying for it on an operating budget. Plus, if you like how the skid system performs, you can buy it.

TIGG developed its CP 10K-8 and CP 20K-10 Skid Systems to, reduce installation costs, stop vessel sinkage and to allow for easy assembly. Setting up an entire two-vessel system can take just one day, simplifying contractors’ jobs while reducing labor costs.

Ensuring easy pipe rack connectivity, the sturdy carbon steel skids stabilize the vessels on an even plane. Now, you don’t need to pay for a contractor to construct that expensive concrete pad.

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Model # Max Flow Parallel

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MaxTemp In/Outlet

MaximumAdsorb Fill

CP 10K-8 Skid 1,000 gpm 125 psig 130 6/6 20,000 lbsCP 20K-10 Skid 1,500 gpm 125 psig 130 8/8 40,000 lbs

Activated Carbon Liquid Phase Skid Systems

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CANSORB P - Pressure Vessels

Systems Equipment and Services for Drinking Water Purification

Modular Activated Carbon Liquid Adsorber Series

The CANSORB P Series Modular Adsorbers are capable of operations where full backwash is required, including applications for backwashing activated carbon. The wide variety of vessels can handle various of flow rates and are

ideal for any size municipality.

These units are fabricated of pressure vessel quality carbon steel and include a high solids epoxy lining. However, a different lining can be substituted for the high solids epoxy.

The liquid collection system is designed to promote even flow distribution and efficient adsorbent utilization. Manways are 18” x 14” elliptical located on top of tank for easy access.

Model #Max FlowGPM

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CP-500 78 75 130 2/3 850CP-1000 115 75 130 3/3 1500CP-2000 145 75 130 3/3 2200CP-3000 235 75 130 4/4 3300CP-5000 400 75 130 6/6 6200CP-8000 500 125 130 6/6 10000

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Municipal Case StudiesSystems Equipment and Services for Drinking Water Purification

35 Years of Success Stories

TIGG built its business on manufacturing steel vessels primarily for liquid and vapor phase applications. With more than 35 years of success stories…here are a few.

Hydropneumatic Surge Protection Tanks:

TIGG manufactures hydropneumatic water tanks for surge protection in sizes ranging up to 20,000 gallons. These equalization tanks protect water treatment systems from a phenomena know as “water hammer” or “hydraulic shock.” TIGG provided a hydropneumatic tank to a water authority as part of a larger water treatment package that included multi-media filters and activated carbon adsorbers.

Iron & Manganese Removal at Louisiana Municipality:

Many small water systems have issues with iron and manganese in groundwater. TIGG custom fabricated a pressure filter/sand filter system for a water authority to remove color and odor from the drinking water they supplied to their customers. This equipment helped reduce consumer complaints and boosted general satisfaction with the water utility.

Custom-Engineered Tri-Compartment Filtration Tank:

The tank, which removes iron from A New Jersey municipality’s drinking water by using sand, anthracite, garnet and gravel as filtration media, is separated into three internal compartments by internal walls. The three compartments allow water flow to continue in two compartments, while the off-stream compartment is backwashing.

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Engineering DepartmentEngineering Integrated Water Purification Systems

Experienced Engineering Professionals

TIGG’s tank and pressure vessel engineering department consists of a staff of experienced mechanical engineers,

chemical engineers, engineering technicians and drafting professionals.

We understand the requirements and specifications you demand in designing a steel tank to meet your drinking water purification demands.

Our engineering team has the experience and state of the art design tools to develop the right solution for your application.

Some of the design/support services we provide to our clients include:

Tank - Vessel Process Engineering• Process Flow Diagrams • Water Treatment Design • Filtration Design • Adsorption Technologies (Air, Water, Process liquids and gases)

Tank - Vessel Mechanical Engineering • Coatings expertise• ASME support – compliance and APV Code Stress Calculation • AUTOCAD 2011

Project Management• Design Review • Scheduling • Submittals • O&M Manuals

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Not only does TIGG provide fresh activated carbon, we also offer spent media exchange and disposal services. Experienced TIGG Site Services personnel have perfected a technique for large-vessel

exchanges that utilize a tri-compartment bulk trailer with a blower unit. The crew attaches one hose to the carbon fill line of a liquid-filled vessel and another to the discharge valve. Then, using the blower on the truck, the vessel is pressurized to 15 psi.

Once the discharge valve is popped opened on the pressurized tank, the spent bed slurries out in a single slug into an empty compartment on the bulk trailer. To ensure complete vetting, the TIGG Technique is performed a total of five times. Then, the fresh media is loaded into the clean interior of the header/lateral designed vessel without the fear of rouge traces of

spent carbon to corrupt the bed. The entire process can take as little as four hours to empty and then refresh the media in a dual-vessel 40,000 lb. system.

Activated Carbon Media & Exchanges

Systems Equipment and Services for Drinking Water Purification

Virgin NSF-Certified Activated Carbon Bulk Supplies

TIGG provides a wide selection of NSF-certified coconut and coal-based activated carbon adsorption media that is ideal for municipal water purification. We also offer various multi-media packs and other

filtration media to remove iron and manganese from drinking water supplies.

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Product Name Base Material Mesh Size Activity

TIGG 5D 0830 NSF Virgin Coal 8 x 30 900TIGG 5DC 1230 NSF Virgin Coconut 12 x 30 1050TIGG 5DC 1240 NSF Virgin Coconut 12 x 40 1050

Drinking Water Activated Carbon Media

A growing number of municipalities utilize TIGG equipment to meet the demands of their customers. TIGG has a proven track record of delivering quality constructed steel tanks and pressure vessels at

competitive prices.

Some customers require integrated systems with multi-media filters and dual-vessel activated carbon systems with backwash capabilities with flow rates up to 1,500 gpm. Others need single vessels to handle 78 gpm. TIGG has solutions to purification problems big and small.

We have more than 35 years of experience providing equipment and know-how to purify drinking water while helping clients meet governmental regulations. Crafting high-quality, ASME Code vessels in a 155,000 square foot facility in Heber Springs, Ark., TIGG’s manufacturing plant is outfitted with state-of-the-art equipment. In our 85,000 Oakdale, Pa. assembly and warehouse facility, we inventory a large selection of vessels and adsorption media for quick delivery within the US and Canada.

TIGG is a Certified Small, Woman-Owned BusinessIn 1999, Georgiana Riley, an industry expert and TIGG employee since 1994, purchased the company. This positioned TIGG as a Small Business Enterprise and Women Business Enterprise. Since then, the company has acquired several certifications including the following:

Manufacturing CapabilitiesFiltration Vessels, Hydropneumatic Surge Tanks & Water Storage Tanks

Building Equipment for Municipal Water Suppliers

TIGG’s 155,000 sq ft FacilityPlasma Cutter

Rolling Steel

Final Stages

Deliver Equipment

Sub Arc Welder

New York StateDepartment of Economic DevelopmentWoman Owned Business Enterprise

The Port Authority of New York and New JerseyDepartment of Economic DevelopmentWoman Owned Business Enterprise

Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaDepartment of General ServicesWoman Owned Business Enterprise

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TIGG AWARDED CONTRACTS FOR TWO N.Y. MUNICIPAL DRINKING WATER PROJECTSTIGG set to build two custom dual-vessel water purification systems

OAKDALE, Pa. ― (February 26, 2014) ― Expanding its client base in the municipal drinking water market, TIGG Corporation recently won two separate competitively-bid contracts on Long Island, N.Y. to provide drinking water purification equipment. The two contracts are worth a combined $500,000.

TIGG will deliver a custom-made, dual-vessel CP 20K-10 activated carbon water purification system to the Roslyn Water District in April. Each of the integrated system’s two 10-foot diameter vessels will be capable of operating at 150 psi and will handle flow rates up to 750 gpm.

The Locust Valley Water District will receive its custom TIGG CP 20K-12 water purification system in April. Each of the two 12-foot-diameter vessels will have a maximum operating pressure of 150 psi and will have be capable of flow rates of 750 gpm. Both the Locust Valley and Roslyn Water district’s systems are capable of holding 40,000 pounds of granular activated carbon.

“Winning these contracts shows that TIGG’s equipment is ideal for the municipal drinking water indus-try,” said Anthony Mazzoni, TIGG vice president. “With six orders in the last several months, TIGG is really becoming a player in the municipal market.”

TIGG Corporation manufactures activated carbon adsorption and filtration units and integrated systems for municipal water treatment, environmental remediation, industrial emission control and other wa-ter and air purification applications. At its state-of-the-art facility in Heber Springs, Ark., TIGG builds multi-media filters, emergency water storage tanks, hydropneumatic tanks, custom-sized air receivers and other steel tanks and pressure vessels. For more information visit TIGG.com.

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SAN ANTONIO WATER SYSTEM USES TIGG WATER PURIFICATION EQUIPMENTDual-vessel skid systems help minimize formation of disinfection byproducts

SAN ANTONIO, Texas ― Three TIGG Corporation activated carbon dual-vessel skid systems went online in San Antonio, August 14. The systems are capable of purifying more than 5 million gallons of water a day. The integrated units were engineered at TIGG’s Oakdale, Pa. headquarters and built at its Heber Springs, Ark. facility.

The GAC adsorption systems are being used to proactively remove TOCs and THMs from Canyon Lake, a nearby potable surface water supply, to reduce the potential for formation of disinfection by-products (DBP) in the distribution system, and ensure compliance with EPA Stage 2 DBP regulations.

TIGG won the competitively bid contract to rent the units to the San Antonio Water System (SAWS) on July 3. The agreement could be worth up to $2.5 million and includes spent carbon exchange and dispos-al services. TIGG’s CP 20K-10 dual Vessel Skid Systems meet or exceed SAWS specification require-ments for the application. The units are capable of running either in series or parallel. Each system holds 40,000 lbs of granular activated carbon and is capable of purifying water at 1,500 gpm. The contract also included operational training for SAWS employees.

“Although we’ve been manufacturing the dual-vessel CP 20K-10 system for years, this is the first time we’ve supplied a client with the complete system on a skid,” said Anthony Mazzoni, TIGG vice presi-dent. “We specifically engineered each skid to ship on a single flatbed truck. Plus, the skids simplify the setup process and help reduce labor costs.”

TIGG Corporation manufactures activated carbon adsorption and filtration units and integrated systems for municipal water treatment, environmental remediation, industrial emission control and other water and air purification applications. At its state-of-the-art facility in Arkansas, TIGG builds multi-media filters, emergency water storage tanks, hydropneumatic tanks, custom-sized air receivers and other steel tanks and pressure vessels.

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