arsenic contamination Applications
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Water Treatment Solutions for Arsenic Removal
by Adedge Water Technologies, LLC based in Buford, GEORGIA (US) (USA)Compliance with the USEPA’s new maximum contaminant level (MCL) of 10 parts per billion (ppb) for arsenic affects thousands of small public water systems in the U.S. Among treatment options available, few are simple, proven, affordable, and reliable. AdEdge offers a line of packaged, pre-engineered drinking water treatment systems which are ideal for small public water systems such as schools, mobile home parks, shopping centers, subdivisions, and more.
Water Treatment in Soil and Groundwater Contamination
by Adedge Water Technologies, LLC based in Buford, GEORGIA (US) (USA)Several industries and industrial processes may contribute to soil and groundwater contamination. AdEdge Technologies has supplied filtration equipment for several remediation efforts to remove arsenic, lead, and other inorganic contaminants to meet state and federal mandates.
Evaporators technology for mining & primary metals industries
by EVALED - Veolia Water Technologies based in Zoppola (PN), ITALYWater is essential component in the mining and steel industries. The main needs under this aspect are optimizing the management of the resources, improving productivity by treating available water for specific production process requirements and managing environmental risks by treating contaminated pond and underground mine water to remove heavy metals, arsenic and other contaminants for safe discharge into sensitive environment.
XRF analysis for environmental applications
by Niton UK Limited based in Woodmancott, Winchester, UNITED KINGDOMNiton analysers are versatile environmental testing instruments that provide valuable assistance in portable soil testing applications such as brownfield site investigation. With the ability to analyse a wide range of materials, our instruments provide lab-quality soil/sediment chemistry in seconds. Lead, arsenic, cadmium, chromium, and other toxic metals contaminate sites of former industrial and agricultural activity around the world. Whatever the reasons for these occurrences, these pollutants cannot be ignored – particularly as environmental consciousness and regulatory initiatives grow.
