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The Challenge of Reducing Maynilad`s Non-Revenue Water

Mar. 27, 2013

Non-revenue water (NRW), poses a very big challenge to many water utilities today. Reducing if not totally eliminating non-revenue water remains the primary concern not only in the Philippines and the Asian region but also world-wide, especially in these times where sources of drinking water supply is rapidly declining. Better and more efficient ...

IWA Publishing

Intrusion and leakage in drinking systems induced by pressure variation

Dec. 16, 2012

Pathogen intrusion is a phenomenon that can cause a serious pollution problem in drinking systems. The paper describes the entry of external fluids through pipe defects caused by a pressure drop. This situation is especially important during hydraulic pressure variations. Pressure variations that can cause intrusion are analyzed in this paper. ...

IWA Publishing

MFE slipline of water supply case study

Sep. 6, 2012

HOBAS Under Live Runway When the main water supply line at the McAllen, Texas, airport was rehabilitated using HOBAS pipe, it brought new meaning to the phrase “slipline live.” McAllen-Miller International Airport (MFE) is the primary business airport of deep South Texas and Northeast Mexico. To accommodate the future needs of the ...

Hobas Pipe USA

Failing Brine Piping Replaced at World`s Largest Ion Exchange Membrane Plant

Aug. 30, 2012

Fabricated Plastics Limited is headquartered in Maple, Ontario, located on the northern outskirts of Toronto. One of North America's largest custom composite and dual laminate fabrication companies. Fabricated Plastics is dynamic, energetic, creative and resourceful. Engineering design, problem solving and fabrication are world class with the ...

Fabricated Plastics Limited

Time for a Reality Check - A GLOBE-Net Editorial

Jul. 17, 2012

Two highly topical energy-related issues have engaged Canadian environmental interests of late and are shaping governmental policies at both the national and provincial level. These are the role of natural gas as a transition fuel to a lower-carbon future, and building the infrastructure needed to move Alberta heavy oil to the West Coast for ...

GLOBE Foundation

Huge Price Increases Underway from Lamp Manufacturers: The impact of rare earth metals shortages

Jul. 9, 2011

Brace Yourself for Record Price Increases from the Lamp Manufacturers. As we first reported in June, there is a rapid, emerging shortage of rare earth metals, a primary component used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps - principally phosphors. Phosphors are transition metal compounds or rare earth compounds of various types. The most ...

Connexion

Wasting energy through steam loss

Jul. 7, 2011

The European Union Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings, which relates to all member nations of the European Union, are obliged to set limits on greenhouse gas emissions, particularly from buildings. Typically steam is used for a wide range of applications within larger establishments including, humidification, hot water, space ...

Thermal Energy International

Wasting energy through steam loss

Jul. 6, 2011

The European Union Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings, which relates to all member nations of the European Union, are obliged to set limits on greenhouse gas emissions, particularly from buildings.   Typically steam is used for a wide range of applications within larger establishments including, humidification, hot water, ...

Thermal Energy International

Wasting energy through steam loss

Jun. 21, 2011

The European Union Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings, which relates to all member nations of the European Union, are obliged to set limits on greenhouse gas emissions, particularly from buildings. Typically steam is used for a wide range of applications within larger establishments including, humidification, hot water, space ...

Thermal Energy International Inc.

A moldy summer and the 3 H’S hot-humid-hurricanes

Jul. 5, 2010

A HOT WET SUMMER Once again, we’ve entered the hurricane season, when hot humid air envelops most of North America. Beginning in the Spring and lasting until the first frost of Autumn, the air is typically well above 60% Relative Humidity, which is ideal for promoting the growth of mold. The official Hurricane season runs from June to ...

Atlantic Environmental, Inc.

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