Maji recently completed a successful pilot period with a ~30 MGD (~120,000 m³/day) activated sludge plant, which is now moving toward full implementation.
Maji works with both private companies and public utilities, supporting municipal and industrial wastewater treatment plants. In some public utilities, when a plant wants to continue using a specific platform after a pilot, the process engineer, superintendent, or plant manager is required to publish a public notice explaining why they recommend proceeding with that supplier.
In this case, the notice was published publicly by the plant, explaining the decision from the plant’s own perspective.
The recommendation was written by the plant’s lead process engineer, who has more than 30 years of experience. In the notice, he explained why the plant recommends continuing with Maji after the pilot period.
Translated from Hebrew (in the image), the key points were:
During the pilot, the platform helped the team achieve several practical improvements:
"Reducing electricity consumption in the biological process"
"Improving the sludge wasting strategy and optimizing sludge age"
"Monitoring operational data and raising early red flags during unusual events"
This is a strong example of how Maji can create value beyond a single diagnostic result. In this pilot, the platform supported day-to-day process management in several practical areas: energy use, sludge age control, wasting strategy, and early detection of unusual process events.
For a plant of this size, these improvements are meaningful. Better control of the biological process can reduce operational costs, improve process stability, and help the team respond earlier when conditions begin to change.
The move from pilot to full implementation reflects the plant’s own experience during the pilot period. The value was not theoretical. It was based on practical use by the plant team and summarized publicly by an experienced process engineer.
The public document is available online. To receive the full document, contact Maji.