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Long Island American Water Opens New Iron Removal Plant in Malverne

New State-of-the-Art Plant Offers Solution to Ensure High-Quality, Reliable Water Supply LYNBROOK, N.Y. - Long Island American Water staff along with elected officials and representatives from the New York State Public Service Commission cut the ribbon to officially open the company’s new $7.5 million iron removal plant in Malverne today. The new plant, which enables the ...

Oct. 28, 2010

By American Water

WRc demonstrate viability of Bauxsol™ for phosphate removal

3 April 2006: OXFORD, UK: Following a six-month independent trial by the UK Water Research Council (WRc), VIROTEC’s innovative Bauxsol™ technology has been shown to offer a viable and economic treatment solution for phosphate removal in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment works. European General Manager at VIROTEC, Simon Tillotson, said “We are very excited about the trial outcome. ...

Jun. 8, 2006

By Clarity Authoring

Blue Water Filterings ... Special Announcement

Disinfection without chlorine byproducts, removal of endocrine disruptors, increased dissolved oxygen in your effluent, and non-detect total phosphorus levels in one cost-effective process. Sound too good to be true? Read on. Blue CAT™ Has Arrived Blue Water’s next-generation technology, known as Blue CAT™, has been operational at the Hayden Wastewater Research ...

Apr. 11, 2007

By Blue Water Technologies, Inc.

Ahlstrom introduces Disruptor® nanoalumina filter technology

Ahlstrom, a leader in high-performance fiber-based materials, is proud to announce the completion of an exclusive licensing agreement with the Argonide Corporation to manufacture and commercialize their patented electropositive nano fiber filter media. The new Ahlstrom product is based on Argonide technology developed through basic research over the last 5 years. The development was partially ...

Dec. 6, 2006

By Ahlstrom-Munksjö

Abanaki`s Belt Oil Skimmer Relieves a Fracking Headache -- Removing Oil From Water

Abanaki Corporation (http://www.abanaki.com/) was recently enlisted by a Northeastern wastewater treatment plant in search of a solution to ...

Jan. 10, 2012

By Abanaki Corporation

NanoCeram® pleated filter cartridges adsorb metals from process & wastewater

Argonide Corporation, a Sanford, Florida company that is an innovator in water purification technology, has developed a high performance water filter cartridge with an affinity for many metal compounds often found in industrial and other process waste streams. NanoCeram®, the company’s flagship product, is well-known for removing small particles, bacteria and virus from water at high flow rates, ...

Jan. 23, 2008

By Argonide Corporation

NanoCeram® Pleated Filter Cartridges Adsorb Metals from Process & Waste Water

August 23, 2007 – Argonide Corporation, a Sanford, Florida company that is an innovator in water purification technology, has developed a high performance water filter cartridge with an affinity for many metal compounds often found in industrial and other process waste streams. NanoCeram®, the company’s flagship product, is well-known for removing small particles, ...

Aug. 23, 2007

By Argonide Corporation

Abanaki`s New Coolescer with ChipStop Filter Keep Your Machine Shop`s Coolant Chip Free

Abanaki Corporation, the world leader in oil skimming technology, announces the new Coolescer with ChipStop Filter. This new addition to the company's coolant maintenance product line is an ideal solution for machine shops. The Coolescer with ChipStop Filter will extend coolant life, reduce disposal costs, minimize down time, improve tool life, and help prevent dermatitis. The Coolescer makes it ...

Oct. 23, 2014

By Abanaki Corporation

WesTech Introduces Two Additional Filtration Products

WesTech Engineering, Inc. is further extending its filtration capability by introducing its Rotary Table Vacuum Filter and Ceramic Disc Filter to the industrial and minerals markets. The WesTech Rotary Table Vacuum Filter is a continuous filtration unit ideal for handling large flow rates. The horizontal orientation of the rotary table enables a thick filter ...

Mar. 31, 2014

By WesTech Engineering, Inc.

New silica method could reduce the cost of purifying drinking water

Tiny particles of coated silica could be used to purify drinking water by removing harmful pollutants and pathogens. This simple and relatively cheap technology is capable of removing contaminants from water making it safe to drink and helping ensure that drinking water meets the standards of the European Drinking Water Directive. Provision of portable water is becoming a major socio-economic ...

Apr. 10, 2008

By European Commission, Environment DG

Breakthrough in prefiltration that protects RO membranes

Dr. Ibrahim El-Azizi, of the University of Sheffield, recently presented a paper at a desalination conference in Amman Jordan, focusing on the causes of fouling of reverse osmosis (RO) membranes. In a pilot test of filters at a desalination plant in Libya, he studied the causes and extent of fouling. He concluded that filters using “Disruptor™ media is the best solution for reducing the fouling ...

Dec. 19, 2008

By Argonide Corporation

Purifying water with Silica

According to the European Union, a new water purification method is being developed that utilizes one of the most abundant substances on the planet, silica (SiO2).This simple and relatively cheap technology is capable of removing contaminants from water making it safe to drink and helping ensure that drinking water meets the standards of the European Drinking Water Directive. Provision of ...

Apr. 24, 2008

By GLOBE Foundation

Argonide/Toyota joint presentation at Annual WQA Conference

Argonide Corporation, a Sanford, Florida company that manufactures ultra-high efficiency industrial water purification filters, was honored to present a joint paper with Toyota Motor Manufacturing of North America at this year’s WQA-Aquatech conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. Argonide’s Henry Frank and Toyota’s Rick Lancaster spoke of work, both current and future, between Argonide and Toyota. The ...

Dec. 19, 2008

By Argonide Corporation

Magnetic Separator Technology Minimizes Compressor Downtime

Removing Buffer Gas Contamination will reduce Seal FailureMagnetic separator technology is the key to minimizing compressor downtime. Over 80% of centrifugal gas compressors manufactured today are equipped with dry gas seals. Dry gas seals are a non-contact seal with a running gap between the primary and mating seal rings of approximately 3 to 4 microns. Buffer gas is used as a sealing and ...

Aug. 26, 2009

By One Eye Industries Inc.

Arsenic: when will the clean water start flowing?

Razia Begum has been asking the same question for two years now: 'Please will someone fix my arsenic filter?' She lives in Nagda, a village in one of the areas of Bangladesh most severely contaminated by arsenic in drinking water — although at first glance there is nothing about the village's lush paddy fields to suggest anything dangerous. Razia's family, like many thousands of others in such ...

Nov. 25, 2009

By SciDev.Net

PRD Tech lauded for its highly innovative and environment-friendly odor control equipment

Based on its recent analysis of the odor control equipment market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes PRD Tech Inc. with the 2008 North American Frost & Sullivan Award for Product Innovation. The Award lauds PRD Tech for its continual commitment towards promoting a cleaner environment through odor control equipment that is both innovative and cost effective. The company's unique biotrickling filters ...

Jun. 13, 2008

By Frost & Sullivan

ZeroWater selects HM Digital as its sole provider of electronic digital TDS meters to demonstrate the ZeroWater brand’s superior filtration to 000 ppm

HM Digital - an original equipment manufacturer recognized worldwide for providing the best value in water testing instrumentation, especially the increasingly popular TDS meter – is pleased to announce an agreement with Zero Technologies, LLC to be the sole provider of electronic digital TDS meters used in their ZeroWater premium filtration pitchers and devices to prove their products ...

Jun. 12, 2012

By HM Digital, Inc.

PRAB spotlights system approach to chip processing equipment during IMTS 2012

PRAB scrap metal and fluid recycling engineers will be on hand at IMTS in Booth E-5664 (held Sept. 10-15 at McCormick Place in Chicago) to meet with attendees to discuss the efficiencies and benefits of scrap metal handling, fluid filtration, and recycling systems. Engineered to address unique manufacturing and industry challenges, PRAB chip handling systems can increase profits by ...

Jul. 9, 2012

By PRAB, Inc

Technique for arsenic-free water developed

A novel approach to arsenic removal could lead to a quick and inexpensive purification of drinking water in developing countries. Previous research demonstrated that arsenic can be removed from water using activated carbon or iron minerals, such as magnetite nanocrystals. However, such particles are too small to be effective in flowing water and they quickly degrade when exposed to the ...

Jul. 23, 2010

By SciDev.Net

ZeroWater Comments on Water Quality Challenges Addressed by EPA

Clean water is essential to human life and continuing health -- that is the reason that the Environmental Protection Agency proposed the Clean Water Act, which has helped improve national water quality for 40 years. With the anniversary in mind, EarthFix recently conducted an interview ...

Sep. 12, 2012

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