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Enhanced & Accelerated Biological Monitoring for Membrane Treatment Optimization

A Louisiana water utility turned a challenging situation of severely fouled membranes and labor-intensive operation into a shining example of the great water quality that a well-run membrane filtration plant can produce. In a matter of 10 minutes, ATP monitoring can quantify the biological loading feeding a membrane compared to what is existing, thereby quantifying the degree of fouling within ...

Mar. 9, 2014

By LuminUltra Technologies Ltd.

Double-Digit Growth for Membrane Wastewater Treatment Technologies: SBI Energy

Microfiltration and nanofiltration will lead the total market for Membrane Wastewater Treatment (MWWT) technologies, which will post a 15.5% compound annual growth rate through 2021. According to "Global Market for Membrane Wastewater ...

Oct. 16, 2012

By SBI Reports

CH2M HILL launches the world’s largest submerged-membrane water treatment plant

CH2M HILL, a global full-service engineering, procurement, construction and operations firm, joined the San Diego County Water Authority in holding its grand opening May 5 for the world’s largest submerged-membrane water treatment plant. The facility, designed, built and now operated by CH2M HILL for SDCWA is located at Twin Oaks Valley in northern San Diego County. The 100-million-gallon-per-day ...

May 7, 2008

By CH2M Hill Companies, Ltd.

AWWA and Koch Membrane Systems present webcast on Hollow Fiber Water Treatment

The American Water Works Association (AWWA) and Koch Membrane Systems (KMS) will present a webcast on the TARGA® II HF Hollow Fiber Water Treatment System on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2011, at 1:00 p.m. EDT. Hollow fiber membranes have been used in a variety of industries including pharmaceuticals, food, dairy and metalworking. Koch has transferred its membrane expertise to the field of municipal ...

Sep. 6, 2011

By American Water Works Association (AWWA)

Greater Efficiency of Membranes Increases their Application in Water and Wastewater Treatment, Finds Frost & Sullivan

Membrane technology is emerging as an increasingly viable solution to water and wastewater treatment due to its production of high-quality effluent. Intense R&D efforts have improved membrane technology to make it more efficient, which, in turn, drives down costs and attracts investments. New analysis from Frost & Sullivan ...

Oct. 22, 2012

By Frost & Sullivan

Frost & Sullivan: Water shortage to boost the membrane-based water and wastewater treatment market

Membrane-based water and wastewater treatment systems are gaining interest globally as the most efficient solution for purification and filtration needs. Asia-Pacific, the Americas and Europe are expected to maintain their strong market position. Asia-Pacific, in particular, will see substantial growth fuelled by dynamic industrialisation and population increase. New analysis from Frost & ...

Jun. 5, 2013

By Frost & Sullivan

Greater efficiency of membranes increases their application in water and wastewater treatment, finds Frost & Sullivan

Membrane technology is emerging as an increasingly viable solution to water and wastewater treatment due to its production of high-quality effluent. Intense R&D efforts have improved membrane technology to make it more efficient, which, in turn, drives down costs and attracts investments. New analysis from Frost & Sullivan ...

Oct. 22, 2012

By Frost & Sullivan

Membrane leachate plant handover

Two years ago, ISTAÇ (Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Environmental Protection and Waste Materials Valuation Industry) and Norit X-Flow embarked on one of the most remarkable wastewater treatment projects of its time; the treatment of leachate from the Istanbul landfill in Odayeri and Kömürcüoda. The installation became the largest membrane leachate plant in the world and ...

Sep. 9, 2010

By Pentair X-Flow

Kuriverter IK 110 – biofilm control agent for membranes – the latest revolution in Reverse Osmosis treatment

Kuriverter IK 110 is a biofilm control agent that offers you the unique and patented solution against the biological grow in Membrane Systems. The use of the product has a direct impact in the reduction of the cleaning processes and the cost factor for man power, chemicals and standby times, that leads to a reduction of the total cost of operation. See more information ...

Jun. 9, 2016

By Kurita

Clean Membranes secures funding to develop non-fouling membranes

Clean Membranes Inc, a Lexington, Massachusetts-based start-up developing a new generation of non-fouling membranes, has concluded a Series A round of financing led entirely by Morningside Venture Investments Ltd. The proceeds will be used primarily to take the technology, licensed on an exclusive basis from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, from laboratory discovery stage to ...

Jan. 23, 2011

By Filtration + Separation - Elsevier Ltd

NXFiltration: next generation membranes

While production has started at the brand new factory of NXFiltration, development of an exciting product continuous: hollow fiber nanofiltration membranes! NXFiltration – a spin-off from Twente University – has worked on new recipes for ultrafiltration, nanofiltration and reverse osmosis membranes for the last two years. The company wants to distinguish itself with their unique ...

Oct. 17, 2016

By Convergence Industry B.V.

AWWA Journal features LuminUltra's Case Study on "Accelerated Microbiological Testing in Membrane Water Treatment Systems"

The Water that a St. John Parish in Southeast Louisiana treats and supplies originates from a groundwater well that produces water of high organic content and color. In the past, the organics were oxidized and broken down by chlorination, but utilities are moving away from this practice because of the production of disinfection by-products (DBPs) such as trihalomethanes and haloacidic acids. The ...

Jul. 10, 2012

By LuminUltra Technologies Ltd.

Aquatech Awarded a Wastewater Recycle Project by Mumbai International Airport Ltd. with Integrated Biological and Membrane Treatment Processes

Pune, India -- Aquatech has been awarded a complete turnkey EPC contract for a 10,000 m3/day waste and sewage treatment and recycle project for the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport at Mumbai, India. To meet the demands of a rapid growth in international flight operations and passenger traffic, a new terminal building - the Common User Terminal (CUT) - is being planned as part of the ...

Apr. 11, 2011

By Aquatech International Corporation

GE Advancing ‘Energy Neutrality’ for Municipal Wastewater Treatment with Introduction of ZeeLung* Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor Technology

ZeeLung Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor is Four Times More Energy Efficient than Conventional Fine Bubble Aeration Systems New Technology Offers Simple, Ultra Low-Energy Nutrient Removal in a Small Footprint Municipal Treatment Plants Account for 35 Percent of Local Government Energy Budgets ZeeLung’s Introduction Highlights Resource Recovery Potential of Wastewater ...

Sep. 27, 2015

By GE Power & Water

Aquatech Expands Wastewater Treatment Solutions Portfolio with New, Operator-Friendly Aqua-EMBR Enhanced Membrane Bioreactor

Aquatech, a global leader in water and wastewater technologies for the industrial & infrastructure markets, has developed Aqua-EMBR enhanced membrane bioreactor for wastewater treatment. The Aqua-EMBR system consists of an activated sludge extended aeration biological treatment process and an Ultrafiltration (UF) membrane system for the separation of activated sludge from treated effluent. ...

Dec. 17, 2012

By Aquatech International Corporation

Need for High-quality Process Water and Better Wastewater Treatment Regulations Increase the Demand for Membrane Modules in India

Water scarcity in India, aggravated by the inefficient water management strategies of industries, is compelling industry players to change their water usage and treatment methods. Industries want high quality process water as well as wastewater treatment systems for compliance with regulations. The rising population and per capita consumption of water also necessitates increased water treatment. ...

Dec. 12, 2013

By Frost & Sullivan

Frost & Sullivan: Australian, New Zealand Governments´ Support Spurs Use of Membrane Technology in Water and Wastewater Treatment

The membrane technology market for water and wastewater treatment in Australia and New Zealand has rapidly gathered momentum owing to strong support from government and regulatory bodies. Governments in both countries have developed a certification framework to impart necessary skills to water treatment facility operators, boosting the market's preparedness for future developments. ...

Feb. 26, 2013

By Frost & Sullivan

The best alternative to the protection of the UF membranes

Problem The public swimming pools are continuously used during all the week for many people for making sport, amusement or relax. In these installations, the visual aspect and the sanitary conditions must be guaranteed all the time. In indoor public pools, even with the mandatory previous shower and the use of swimming cap, there are in the water suspended ...

Apr. 4, 2016

By Sistema Azud, S.A.

QUA® INTRODUCES EnviQ™ SUBMERGED ULTRAFILTRATION MEMBRANES AT AWWA/AMTA MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE

PITTSBURGH, PA, March 6, 2014 – QUA®, an innovator of advance membrane technologies, introduces EnviQ™ submerged ultrafiltration membranes for wastewater treatment and recycle applications as part of the Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) process. EnviQ will be featured at QUA’s booth #318 at the AWWA/AMTA Membrane ...

Mar. 23, 2014

By QUA Group LLC

New Logic´s Vibrating Reverse Osmosis Membrane System Solves Leachate Treatment Problem at Ecuador´s El Inga Landfill

New Logic Research announced today the successful commissioning of another VSEP vibrating membrane system at a municipal landfill – this time in Quito, Ecuador. The RO system takes landfill leachate from storage ponds and filters it to create clean water that is recycled and used as irrigation water. The water permeating from the system has only about 50 parts per million of dissolved ...

Jan. 7, 2013

By New Logic Research, Inc.

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