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Advantages of Advanced Water Treatment Solutions

Various advanced water treatment solutions are available for households as well as all types of facilities and industries. Water filtration provides users with valuable benefits that many don’t realize yet. Here are some of the advantages of water treatment solutions like an arsenic treatment system. Improved Water Quality A good arsenic filtration system ...

Aug. 18, 2017

By Adedge Water Technologies, LLC

Treating Your Water with a Biological Filtration System

Poor-quality drinking water can be an enormous hazard to your health. News stories in recent years have reported experiences of unfortunate individuals who have unknowingly consumed tainted or otherwise unsafe drinking water that included high levels of lead, calcium, arsenic, and other chemicals that have serious negative health effects. Before you take another sip of your water supply, consider ...

Aug. 23, 2017

By Adedge Water Technologies, LLC

Biological Filtration: Future of Drinking Water Treatment

Water is essential for all human life on the planet, but the fresh water supply is limited and is susceptible to being contaminated by all manner of toxins like arsenic, calcium, and mercury. There are many techniques to remove contaminants, including popular methods that add chemicals to balance others out, but one that not many people understand is biological water system filtration. ...

Aug. 25, 2017

By Adedge Water Technologies, LLC

Extensive Solutions for Removing Arsenic from Your Drinking Water

You may not be aware that your water supply has unsafe levels of arsenic in it. If testing proves this to be the case, you must immediately find a form of arsenic water treatment to help you have access to clean drinking water again. Arsenic is a poisonous substance that has innumerable negative health effects on humans. There are several methods of performing arsenic removal from ...

Sep. 15, 2017

By Adedge Water Technologies, LLC

Insitu analysis of ammonia slip and water vapor using a tunable diode laser for SCR/SNCR optimization and boiler tube surveillance in power plants

ABSTRACT Environmental Regulations driven by the 1990 Clean Air Act require Power Plants to reduce NOx emissions. SCR's and SNCR's reduce NOx emission by injecting ammonia into the combustion flue gas. which ideally reacts with the NOx to form H?0 and Nj. The efficiency of the SCR SNCR is determined by monitoring the outlet for excess NH3. referred to as NH3 slip. The flue gas sample ...

Sep. 21, 2017

By Siemens Industry, Inc. - Process Analytics

Aeration and Mixing Bring Hussain Sagar Lake`s Ecosystem Back to Life

Overview Hussain Sagar Lake in India faced an inflow of untreated waste and pollution causing decreasing DO levels and foul odors in the nearby community. An even more critical threat was eutrophication, or an excessive number of nutrients in the body of water, choking out the natural aquatic life. Given the lake is stagnate, circulation and the distribution of efficient aeration ...

Sep. 15, 2017

By Aeration Industries International (AII)

Chemical Engineering Magazine: Odor Issues and Solutions for Wastewater Treatment

Today, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of industrial operations that are located within or near small towns and even large cities. When local residents constantly smell these industrial processes – particularly from wastewater treatment — unhappy neighborhoods are generally the result. In addition, many wastewater facilities can no longer produce odors without facing ...

Sep. 8, 2017

By OMI Industries (OMI)

Why evaluate hydraulic fluid compatibility?

When introducing a new control fluid to hydraulic systems, it is important to ensure that the new liquid or mixture is of equal or superior quality to the previous fluid. If the new mixture is incompatible, precipitate may form and result in an overall inferior fluid. This can speed up clogging or damage the system. When a manufacturer of construction machinery releases a new line of bulldozers ...

Sep. 7, 2017

By Sterlitech Corporation

$Moderator shares how upcoming conference will foster development of new technologies in fractured rock$

Moderator shares how upcoming conference will foster development of new technologies in fractured rock

Ken Goldstein, CGWP, will moderate a session titled “High-Resolution Characterization in Fractured Rock” at the upcoming 2017 NGWA Conference on Fractured Rock and Groundwater, October 2-3 in Burlington, Vermont. Goldstein is senior vice president, water and environmental systems at Louis Berger. He recently ...

Sep. 13, 2017

By National Ground Water Association (NGWA)

Industrial membrane processes in the treatment of process waters and liquors

A review on pulp and paper industrial membrane processes using a variety of modules and processes is presented. Membranes are mostly used today to purify process waters and to recover coating colours. Ultrafiltration using tubular membrane modules or cross-rotational (CR) filtration has been widely applied for the purification of process waters. The reuse of UF membrane permeate has decreased the ...

Oct. 1, 2010

By IWA Publishing

MIEX Resin Water Treatment Process

The MIEX®1 Resin process was developed in Australia for the removal of natural organic material in water treatment. This novel, truly continuous ion exchange process, is based on the MIEX® resin – a micro size, macroporous, strong base, magnetic ion exchange resin. The resin was specially developed for this application and optimised for reversible removal of negatively charged organic ions. The ...

Jan. 1, 2000

By IXOM Watercare

Process Water Treatment – Challenges and Solutions

Untitled Document Clean water is needed by chemical-process plants for a wide range of process-related and auxiliary uses. Likewise wide is the range of options available to the ...

Mar. 1, 2006

Waste water treatment, intensification of process

Among the various methods such as homogenizing, mixing, neutralization, sedimentation, filtering, ion exchange etc. ABC-100 PC GlobeCore production is machines with vortex layer and it is widely used for: · wastewater treatment from hexavalent chromium and other heavy ...

Feb. 14, 2014

By GlobeCore GmbH

Waste Water Treatment Processes Explained

SUNCOAST WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT presents AEROBIC -verses- ANAEROBIC THE AEROBIC PROCESS There are two basic types of sewerage treatment processes, which are the Aerobic process and the Anaerobic process. Aerobic means with air or oxygen and Anaerobic (septic) means without air or oxygen. Aerobic bacteria are a higher life form and when digesting waste are utilising dissolved oxygen or air in ...

Apr. 20, 2010

By Ozzi Kleen Water & Waste Water

Beef Processing Waste Water Treatment

Industrial Beef Processor Wastewater Treatment Success Story Beef Processing Wastewater Treatment - $80k Saved a Month! First Beef Processing Facility This facility ...

Mar. 28, 2006

By Integrated Engineers Inc.

The role of process water in pathogen reduction

The USDA’s Pathogen Reduction/Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) rule in July of 1996 required all meat and poultry slaughter plants to adopt a system of process controls to prevent food safety hazards. It contained four components: standard operating procedures (SOPs) for sanitation, HACCP plans, generic E. coli testing and Salmonella performance standards. With the ...

Apr. 21, 2012

By Zentox Corporation

Tylosin abatement in water by photocatalytic process

The photocatalytic degradation of a macrolide (tylosin) has been studied using immobilized titanium dioxide as photocatalyst in a laboratory reactor under UV illumination (365 nm). The degradation of the antibiotic and of the reaction intermediary product was monitored by UV spectrophotometry and HPLC. Three photocatalysts (P25 from Degussa and PC105 and PC500 from Millenium) immobilized on glass ...

Jul. 1, 2010

By IWA Publishing

Flotation processes

Flotation is a process that involves producing small air bubbles in the water being treated. The bubbles then attach to floc particles produced by coagulation (Link?) and flocculation (Link?). The resulting bubble-floc agglomerates are buoyant and so float to the surface of the water where they accumulate as a floating layer of sludge, known as float, before being removed. ...

Jan. 6, 2012

By IWA Publishing

Sedimentation Processes

Sedimentation is the process of allowing particles in suspension in water to settle out of the suspension under the effect of gravity. The particles that settle out from the suspension become sediment, and in water treatment is known as sludge. When a thick layer of sediment continues to settle, this is known as consolidation. When consolidation of sediment, or sludge, is assisted by mechanical ...

Jan. 5, 2012

By IWA Publishing

Egg Processing

Problem: This eggplant, located in Southern California, pro¬duces approximately 6 million eggs per week. During the process and preparation of these eggs, some break and fall on the floor where they are washed into floor drains and mixed with the egg wash water. The mixture of broken eggs and wash water is discharged to a balance tank and then sent through a settling ...

May 29, 2013

By HydroCal Inc.

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