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  Assessing underground infrastructure for water industry

  America’s growth and development is dependent on reliable water provisions. Currently 3.9 trillion gallons of water are consumed in the United States per month, & the average American uses 176 gallons of water per day. Sources for drinking water are becoming less reliable as time passes. While nearly 70 percent of the world is covered by water, only 2.5 percent of it is fresh with the rest being saline and ocean-based. Water is a precious resource, therefore needs to be conserved and used appropriately. In order to achieve this, water utilities must increase efficiency. Much of current water loss is blamed on outdated infrastructure since a large part of the water delivery systems in the United States dates back to years shortly after World War II. Water utilities require a thorough and cost-effective means of inspecting their assets. EnTech can help you meet your water sustainability and efficiency needs.

  By EnTech Engineering Company based in Saint Louis, MISSOURI (USA).

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  Protecting of Drinking Water Infrastructure

  Water abstraction points may be affected by spills from farms or factories, and deliberate contamination. Early warning monitoring systems are required to alert operators to these contaminants and to changes in key water quality parameters. A timely response is necessary to prevent contamination and disruption of the public water supply.
  
  Chelsea Technologies Group has developed FastGuard to observe the natural trends in water quality parameters and rapidly detect and report anomalies.
  
  
  
  FastGuard is ideally suited for early detection of contamination events. It gives prompt reporting and asessment of the threat and has high sensitivity with minimal false alarm rate.

  By Chelsea Technologies Group based in West Molesey, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Assessing underground infrastructure for wastewater industry

  Nuclear and coal are still significant means of producing energy for electricity which is crucial for daily functionality. In order to generate power that meets everyday needs, pipeline infrastructure at these facilities need to be well maintained. Proactive inspections of these pipeline networks can improve pipeline integrity and safety for owners of power generation assets, as well as be a cost-effective means of maintaining them. The nation’s economy depends on electricity being available 24/7. EnTech helps you meet your energy provision needs.

  By EnTech Engineering Company based in Saint Louis, MISSOURI (USA).

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  Assessing underground infrastructure for wastewater industry

  Sewer management is crucial to the sustainability of life. It is necessary to properly discharge wastewater clinically and efficiently. Failure in wastewater systems will cause major implications in the future. The population is increasing, and larger volumes of wastewater put additional strain on existing sewer infrastructure. Each year there are nearly 75,000 such overflows in the United States, discharging approximately 900 billion gallons of untreated sewage into lakes, streams, and rivers. This affects our drinking water which, in turn, affects human habitation. The Clean Water Act of 1972 is a Federal Law that regulates and governs water pollution in the United States. It expects public utilities to properly treat and discharge water. Sewer owners need a reliable and cost-effective way of inspecting wastewater systems to make sure they are in compliance with federal regulations. EnTech improves the integrity of your wastewater collection systems.

  By EnTech Engineering Company based in Saint Louis, MISSOURI (USA).

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  Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR) for Construction and Infrastructure

  In construction and infrastructure field GPR application makes it possible to have the most detailed topography of undergrounding. GPRs help to discover ground water location, old underground passages and cavities remains and karst layers.

  By Transient Technologies LLC based in Kyiv, UKRAINE.

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  Dustless Lead Paint Removal & Nuclear Decon Tools for Infrastructure & Civil Industry

  Revitalizing our bridges, railways, seaports, water towers and other aging infrastructure is a growing priority. Make these projects a reality by reducing or eliminating the traditional overhead costs of removing lead paint,
  PCBs and asbestos on a large scale.

  By Pentek Inc. based in Coraopolis, PENNSYLVANIA (USA).

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  Wastewater treatment management for drinking water industry

  Water scarcity, aging infrastructure and increasingly stringent environmental regulations regarding disinfection byproducts and emerging contaminants are challenges facing municipalities around the world. Large cities, small cities, communities and water utility operators globally are seeking advanced, innovative and efficient drinking water treatment solutions. These solutions will assist them to meet the needs of an expanding population in a cost effective and sustainable manner while achieving increasingly tighter regulatory compliance.

  By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc. based in Maitland, FLORIDA (USA).

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  Early warning systems for drinking water

  Drinking water supply and distribution systems around the world (a critical and interdependent component of a nation’s infrastructure) are vulnerable to both intentional and accidental contamination. Unusual water quality may serve as a warning of potential contamination. The available physico-chemical sensors utilize general water quality parameters, such as free chlorine, oxidation reduction potential (ORP), total organic carbon (TOC), turbidity, pH, dissolved oxygen, chloride, ammonia, nitrate to detect the contamination. Generally, one or more of these water quality parameters will change due to the injection of a contaminant. However, no single chemical sensor responds to all possible contaminants nor can they give any indication of the potential toxicity of complex mixtures.

  By microLAN B.V. - Aqualabo Group based in Waalwijk, NETHERLANDS.

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  QUA - Industrial Water Filtration

  QUA® is an innovator of advanced membrane technologies that address the most demanding water challenges. QUA’s products enable its OEM partners to provide cutting-edge solutions to end users in industrial & infrastructure markets worldwide. The company’s diverse product portfolio includes FEDI® (fractional electrodeionization), Q-SEP® (hollow fiber ultrafiltration membranes), CeraQ™ (Ceramic Filters), and EnviQ™ (flat sheet submerged ultrafiltration membranes). Our filtration products help you improve your plant’s design economics & reliability reduce fouling simplify cleaning lower the total installed cost reduce the footprint of overall wastewater treatment. Committed to ongoing innovation, QUA manages the entire lifecycle & manufacturing chain of its products from the initial concept to manufacturing according to the most rigorous quality standards. QUA products are manufactured in a state-of-the-art membrane manufacturing facility with continuous online monitoring to main

  By QUA Group LLC based in Canonsburg, PENNSYLVANIA (USA).

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  Biological wastewater processes for municipal treatment plants

  Biowater have knowledge and competence to help in designing and building new systems and upgrade existing infrastructure based on biotechnology as CFIC, MBBR and IFAS solutions.

  The Company offers cost-effective solution that allows municipal plants to both increase their treatment capacity and upgrade the effluent quality with minimal civil works.

  By Biowater Technology AS based in Tonsberg, NORWAY.

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  Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) for Water & Wastewater Industry

  Laboratories that analyze drinking water and wastewater form a critical component of our public health infrastructure, guided by criteria in legislation including the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) and the National Pollution Discharge Elimination Program (NPDEP). These facilities are required to handle high volumes of sewage and drinking water to analyze for wet chemistry and microbiology before discharge into community water systems. This requires the facilities to maintain continuous sampling programs, thorough recordkeeping and identification of non-conforming samples.

  By Khemia Software Inc based in Livonia, MICHIGAN (USA).

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  Industrial solutions for water monitoring

  Water monitoring involves many different activitites, from ensuring the quality of surface or underground water, both for human beings and animal life, to the monitoring of a country’s water infrastructure. Wireless sensor networks are becoming increasingly popular in this area and ADVANTICSYS has already explored its use for many novel applications.

  By Advantic Sistemas y Servicios S.L based in Alcobendas, SPAIN.

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  Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR) for Fresh Water Reservoirs Eploring

  In hydrobiology GPR also find its applications: fresh water reservoir bottom structure. find items lying on the reservoir’s bottom and inside bottom sediment. measure of peat and other bottom sediments thickness . search for underwater piping and other infrastructure items. archaeological underwater explorations.

  By Transient Technologies LLC based in Kyiv, UKRAINE.

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  Sulfide Oxidation with Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2)

  Sulfide Odor Control Sulfide is found throughout the environment as a result of both natural and industrial processes. Most sulfide found in nature was produced biologically (under anaerobic conditions) and occurs as free hydrogen sulfide (H2S) - characterized by its rotten egg odor. We are most likely to encounter biogenic H2S in sour groundwaters, swamps and marshes, natural gas deposits, and sewage collection/treatment systems. Manmade sources of H2S typically occur as a result of natural materials containing sulfur (e.g., coal, gas and oil) being refined into industrial products. For a variety of reasons - aesthetics (odor control), health (toxicity), ecological (oxygen depletion in receiving waters), and economic (corrosion of equipment and infrastructure) - sulfide laden wastewaters must be handled carefully and remediated before they can be released to the environment. Typical discharge limits for sulfide are < 1 mg/L. Sulfide Treatment Alternatives There are dozens of alternatives for treating sulfide laden waters, ranging from simple air stripping (for the low levels present in groundwaters) to elaborate sulfur recovery plants (used to treat several tons per day at refineries and coal burning power plants). There are processes based on biology (using compost filters, scrubbing media, or inhibition/disinfection), chemistry (oxidation, precipitation, absorption, and combination), and physics (adsorption, volatilization, and incineration). Each process occupies a niche which is often defined by the scale and continuity of treatment, whether the sulfide is in solution or is a gas, the concentration of sulfide involved, and the disposition of the sulfide containing medium. However, for reasons relating to convenience and flexibility, chemical oxidation (using hydrogen peroxide) continues to grow in its scope of application. Treatment with Hydrogen Peroxide While other peroxygens such as permonosulfuric (Caro’s) acid, peracetic acid, and persulfates will oxidize sulfide, their use for this application is overkill. Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is considerably simpler and more cost-effective. H2O2 may control sulfides in two ways, depending on the application: Prevention - by providing dissolved oxygen which inhibits the septic conditions which lead to biological sulfide formation; and Destruction - by oxidizing sulfide to elemental sulfur or sulfate ion.

  By USP Technologies based in Atlanta, GEORGIA (US) (USA).

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  Water monitoring technology for urban hydrology

  Urban Hydrology deals with the specific aspects of the hydrological cycle in urban and industrial settings. This includes all natural water flows as well as the consideration of precipitation, storm water, groundwater, rivers, and lakes, but also the infrastructure and systems for water supply and sanitation in a city.

  By The OTT Hydromet Group based in Kempten, GERMANY.

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  Trenchless solutions for the municipalities sector

  Stay ahead of aging infrastructure failures with a proactive plan to replace the worst first, and choose TRIC Tools as your equipment partner. We’ve got the knowledge and experience to guide you to successful solutions every time.

  By Tric Tools, Inc. based in Alameda, CALIFORNIA (USA).

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  Water treatment research for mining industry

  Securing a reliable supply of water for extraction, handling and transportation is vitally important to mining companies looking to expand their operations. These companies will go to great lengths to meet this need, running pipelines hundreds of miles long from desalination plants on the coast and treating wastewater that is conventional held in tailings ponds. Wastewater treatment technologies can recover saleable metal that might otherwise be lost and prevent environmental contamination from highly acidic effluent streams. Developing the infrastructure and technologies to meet these challenges in the mining industry is driving a market worth $11.9 billon.

  By Global Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Fat, Oil and Grease treatment

  Industrial and municipal waste contaminated with fat – a frequent problem for companies maintaining wastewater network infrastructure and municipal wastewater treatment facilities. We recommend the use of GREASOLUX fat dissolvent cartridges to avoid the problems of pipeline chocking, equipment damage, offensive odors, formation of filamentous bacteria, poor wastewater treatment results, poor sedimental properties of activated sludge. GREASOLUX – is a cartridge that slowly dissolves in water, enriched with special fat dissolvent microorganisms and enzymes. GREASOLUX – is an especially efficient product for low cost solutions to problems caused by fat: only few strategically placed cartridges will remove or minimize the problems caused by fat.

  By Ecochemicals UAB based in Kaunas, LITHUANIA.

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  Remedial Construction for Ports

  ENTACT has successfully completed projects at a wide variety of transportation facilities including ports, rail systems, terminals, and airports. These projects typically require elaborate traffic control precautions as well as sophisticated shoring systems for protection of critical infrastructure. Our safety culture and in-house geotechnical expertise put us in a position to add significant value to complicated transportation related projects.

  By ENTACT, LLC based in Grapevine, TEXAS (USA).

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  Stormwater Piping Systems / Stormwater Drainage

  A high-quality drainage system is imperative for a strong infrastructure.  The integrity of roads, thoroughfares, parking lots and other paved surfaces depend on a reliable drainage system underneath to keep them intact.  ISCO has been helping solve customer`s drainage issues for years.  From the initial engineering planning phase to the finished product, ISCO is able to help.  ISCO offers all the pipe and fittings for any of your drainage projects. Selecting the longest-lasting, durable and cost-effective piping products is a key step in storm water management. To help you choose the best option for your project, ISCO Industries supplies HDPE, PVC pipe as well as perforated and HDPE corrugated tubing drain tile for storm water management applications.

  By ISCO Industries, LLC based in Louisville, KENTUCKY (USA).