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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

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

Save money, save carbon

As a way of saving money in a financially difficult time, engaging in a resource efficiency programme can help organsations cut costs from waste, water, packaging, emissions and supply chain wastage. Embedding a resource efficient approach to procurement business can proactively work with suppliers that offer cost effective solutions as well as environmentally preferable options. In the UK there ...

Jan. 7, 2010

By Crowberry Consulting

Maximum Efficiency for...Saving Water

In an attempt to protect our ecological surroundings and minimize the negative effects of industrial processes, it is necessary to purify and recover the waters used during washing operations of sand washing, quarrying and recycling operations. The first step is to recover 100% of the waters used and to eliminate the concentration of sludge, thus Baioni's solutions aim at offering a full sludge ...

Jun. 12, 2015

By Baioni Crushing Plants Spa

Legionella, water treatment and energy saving

We can help improve health and safety and increase energy reduction. At the moment you probably keep water temperatures above 60°C and you probably undertake regular chemical or thermal water system treatments and shower head treatments, all to prevent the growth of Legionella in your water system. There are several reasons to do this including legal, safety, ...

May 20, 2015

By Aquadron

100 Simple Ways To Save Water

To improve water conservation install a rain sensor, it turns off your irrigation when it rains. Use a weather-based controller. The use of smart controllers can reduce water usage 24% a year on average. Learn about available rebate programs ...

Oct. 11, 2016

By Jain Irrigation, Inc

Recycled Water saves California Farms

After studies show no viable microorganisms in tertiary treated wastewater, growers in Salinas Valley now get two-thirds of their agricultural water needs from recycled sources. RECYCLED water is saving the farm for approximately 75 growers in the Salinas Valley along California’s Central Coast. Because their wells were becoming contaminated with seawater, these growers began irrigating their ...

Apr. 1, 2001

Water glycol recovery saves over $20,000

The Problem: At a mid-Michigan automotive supplier, a shutdown was imminent. Accidental cross-contamination between fire-resistant and oil-based hydraulic fluids in a bulk tank left the plant vulnerable to fire. If plant employees topped off or filled their reservoirs from the direct-fill system available at each machine, the risk of a fire propagating in the plant would greatly increase. ...

Mar. 29, 2012

By Valicor® Environmental Services LLC, formerly United Waste Water Services LLC

Zentox system saves money by cleaning, reusing water

Washing dead chickens uses water. No, make that lots and lots of water. Cleaning each chicken-and removing the contaminants and bacteria that the U.S. Department of Agriculture requires-uses about 10 gallons of water. So if you’re a typical chicken plant that processes, say, 200,000 chickens a day, you end up using 2 million gallons of water a day. Using that much water puts ...

Feb. 23, 2008

By Zentox Corporation

The Internet of Water Is Saving Lives While Battling Pollution

The Problem A condition known as Legionnaires' disease has made headlines after it killed a dozen people in Flint, Michigan in 2014 and 2015 and sickened hundreds in ...

Apr. 5, 2017

By Griswold Water Systems

Saving energy no uphill task with mountain water

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May 23, 2005

By Filtration + Separation - Elsevier Ltd

Water Savings Add Up for the Department for Education and Skills

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May 5, 2005

By ADSM plc

10 Water Saving Tips for Early Spring

As winter quickly draws to a close, the time has come to inspect the damage caused by the past few months of freezing temperatures, ice, and snow. With the inevitable annual thaw in mind, we have compiled a list of tips to help you identify leaks and conserve water by staying proactive throughout the spring and summer. With a whopping 850 water main breaks every day in the United States, you can ...

Feb. 20, 2017

By WaterSignal

A new way to Skim and save

Oil and water don’t mix, efficiency and profits often do. While the oil and water adage is well known to biodiesel producers—it means feedstock is contaminated with water—it also offers an opportunity. Biodiesel plant personnel are always looking for new tools and equipment that help a facility operate more efficiently. Oily water is a major hurdle to efficient processing ...

Dec. 26, 2011

By Oil Skimmers, Inc.

Mission: Saving the Okavango Delta

One of the world's few inland deltas, the Okavango, is facing pressure on several fronts. Three states with differing needs must cooperate to save it for future generations. Botswana has in recent decades often been [spoken of as an African success story. Stable, reliable and wealthy. Soon after independence in 1966, diamonds were discovered under its desert sands, and consecutive ...

May 1, 2014

By Stockholm International Water Institute

Saving waste in the boiler house

Burner technology has improved greatly in recent years. Older Burners had a series of cams and levers that were calibrated to provide specific amounts of air for a particular rate of firing. Being mechanical items, these wore and sometimes required calibration. They, therefore, had to be regularly serviced and calibrated. Generally, new burners use frequency controlled motors and cams to open air ...

Apr. 16, 2013

By EBE Engineering Ltd.

Choose wise and save lives

Emergency Safety Showers are now an essential part of any first aid strategy providing a fast and effective method of washing chemicals and contaminants from the body or clothing in the event of accidental contact. Corporate manslaughter legislation re-enforces the need for such equipment and the importance of making the right choices. Finding the right shower To some extent, the same ...

May 16, 2007

By Hughes Safety Showers

Using electricity to save the planet

When it comes to energy efficiency, it used to be the big guys that mattered. Policymakers and market leaders focused on manufacturers, refiners and others that gobbled up lots of kilowatt hours.It’s not surprising. Manufacturers create bang for the buck. Better motors, refrigeration or combined heat and power can lead to six-digit dollar savings — far more impressive than the $10 per month an ...

Jul. 9, 2009

By Energy Efficiency Markets LLC

Engine manufacturer saves $45,000

The Problem: An engine manufacturer was faced with costly lost production in their 10,000gallon central honing oil system. The central system had been contaminated with 1500 gallons of water. The oil supplier’s lead-time for replacing the oil was just over 72 hours, and draining, cleaning, and drying the system would add to the downtime. SRS had already been conducting a successful coolant ...

Mar. 29, 2012

By Valicor® Environmental Services LLC, formerly United Waste Water Services LLC

Saving Money with your Wastestream

Many industries aren’t aware that there are simple, cost effective solutions to lower the surcharges they are paying to the Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTW’s). When the POTW is treating wastewater from an industrial source, they will charge the industry a surcharge to cover the additional cost of treating the industrial waste. Surcharging industries is a common practice since most industries ...

Aug. 28, 1997

By Integrated Engineers Inc.

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