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How do we generate water at GENAQ?

The operation of GENAQ atmospheric water generators is very simple: they exactly replicate the process of rain. To do this, they take air from outside, filter it and extract its humidity. Once water is condensed, it is treated to obtain the highest water quality at the lowest energy cost. Do you want to learn more about how they work? One of our technology specialists, Álvaro Reymundo, ...

Australian Drinking Water Guidelines

The Australian Drinking Water Guidelines (ADWG) were developed to provide regulations that ensure drinking water safety. Drinking water under the guidelines is described as water used for human ...

Monitoring a high iron and manganese content borehole for hydrocarbons - Case Study

GENAQ: Pure water thanks to its exhaustive treatment

As the global health community tracks the spread of this virus, it’s important for water and wastewater professionals to keep updated on potential impacts

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Self-Cleaning Ultra Violet Family of Water Analyzers Ready to Go Right Out of the Box with No Reagents

With their advanced ultra violet absorption sensing technology, the new family of UV-6 Analyzers from Electro-Chemical Devices (ECD) helps treatment plant engineers and technicians assure the safety of surface and ground water supplies, drinking ...

AOC Sponsors and Exhibits at Orlando No-Dig Show 2021

Ultraviolet light: powerful GENAQ water disinfectant

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Gaziantep GASKI Decided on HypoX®

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Disinfection byproducts from water treatment are suspected not only of being health hazards but even of being carcinogenic. Oxyhalides have therefore become the subject of many investigations and standards (e.g., EPA 300.1 Part B, EPA 317.0, EPA 326.0). Of primary concern is bromate, which forms from bromide during the ozonization of drinking water.