public water supply Applications

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  Filtration technology for Domestic wastewater treatment industry

  AQQA® is used in domestic wastewater treatment to: act as barrier for bacteria and virus in membrane bio reactors (directly inserted into the mixed liquor). constitute the final filtration of the effluent of standard sewage treatment plants (tertiary treatment). supply hygienically safe water for reuse, e.g. irrigation of public places and crops. The treated water complies with the German Norm DIN 19650, EK2, reused water for the irrigation of crops for raw consumption. It also exceeds the standards according...

  By Weise Water GmbH based in Hennigsdorf, GERMANY.

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  Water treatment solutions for the swimming pools industry

  Sand filters are key equipment for a good pool maintenance. Our long experience supplying this market, guarantees a correct design of our filters to achieve best filtration results. Our filters are manufactured according to applicable regulations in each country, providing high reliability and safety either for public or private swimming pools, water parks or hotel resorts.

  By Poltank S.A.U. based in Sant Jaume de Llierca, SPAIN.

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  Booster sets for civil and industrial application

  Pressure systems are water supply units that allow public and private water facilities to meet their daily water requirements, maintaining constant pressure in every situation. Pressure systems consist of one or more pumps and are generally applied to all automatic water-supply voltages. Depending on the specific situation, Soggia Water Pumps will be able to recommend the best products to create efficient and flexible pressurisation systems, using fixed or variable speed sets. A true point of reference for pumps...

  By Soggia Water Pumps based in Abano Terme, ITALY.

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  Concerned about PAHs in Parking Lot Sealcoats?

  There is growing concern - and regulations in the works - over the use of sealcoating products due to their high PAH content.  In the United States and elsewhere, most sealcoats are made from coal tar which can be toxic to aquatic life and threaten public water supplies from rain and runoff. Sitelab can be used to quickly check the concentrations of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and determine if it's made from coal tar or alternative petroleum based black top sealants.  Got samples?  We'll test them for...

  By Sitelab Corporation based in West Newbury, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).