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	Water & Wastewater Newsletter February 10, 2011

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Work begins on new flood defence schemes
39 new flood and coastal defence projects have been announced as part of Government plans to reduce the risk of flooding and coastal erosion in England. Of these new projects 21 will provide additional protection to over 13,000 households at risk of flooding. The remainder mainly relate to vital repairs and safety enhancements to existing defences. Over the next year £521m will be spent managing flood risks, with investment in the new schemes, ongoing work or completion of 108 projects already under construction, and a further 187 schemes receiving funding for development work such ...

FlowWorks to manage sanitary sewer flow monitoring data
Gwinnett County, USA, has selected FlowWorks to manage all sanitary sewer flow and rainfall monitoring data for the Department of Water Resources on annual contract. The selection was made, in part, because of FlowWorks` ability to accept data directly from Teledyne ISCO and ADS flow meters. Gwinnett County has an area of 436 square miles and a population of nearly 700,000. The county has long had a sanitary sewer monitoring programme encompassing nearly 70 sanitary stations, 30 rain gages and over 260 historical sites. In 2010, Gwinnett has requested bids from flow monitoring data management ...

Water Tectonics, Inc.

Established in 1999, WaterTectonics is an international leader in on-site water treatment technology and services. The company engineers and manufactures custom water treatment solutions for storm, ground, industrial, marine and contaminated water applications. WaterTectonics’ systems dramatically improve water quality by reducing or removing contaminants such as turbidity, TSS, heavy metals, oil, organics, bacteria, and more. Innovators of leading edge technology that is easy to implement, WaterTectonics’ sustainable approach to water treatment is effective among diverse, high-volume waste streams.

System monitors for drinking water contamination on-line and in real time
INTRODUCING WISE® Water Infrastructure Sensing Equipment On-line, real-time, chemical and biological water contamination detection Drinking ...
Children’s Village Diani in Kenya: access to clean drinking water
In many areas in Kenya, access to clean drinking water is lacking. About 88% of the population has to put back long distances to ...
Trunz Water System’s testing water treatment plant satisfies Brazil
Since October 2010 one of our water treatment plants is operating as a testing system in three different locations in Brazil. The project has been realised ...
Mitsui Speciality chemicals saves 9% Electricity and RO systems delivers 10% more thanks to non chemical hard water scale prevention system
Scale caused by hardness salts in water is an expensive problem throughout the industrialised world. The traditional methods of dealing with scaling problems ...
The Stamford Baffle: larger baffles for improved performance
A new CFD study indicates that increasing the size of the horizontal projection of a Stamford Density Current Baffle will improve the ability of the baffle ...
Waterflea genes indicate environmental change
The waterflea (Daphnia pulex) is considered a keystone species in freshwater ecosystems and has been used for decades to diagnose the presence of problematic ...
Seawater greenhouse plan for Jordan
Seawater greenhouses, solar power plants and other new green technologies will be brought together in Jordan in an attempt to turn its desert into a producer ...
P&G CSDW program provides three billionth liter of clean drinking water
The Procter & Gamble (NYSE: P&G) Children`s Safe Drinking Water (CSDW) Program has provided 3 billion liters of clean drinking water in the developing ...
Sewer improvements in iowa
EPA has awarded USD868,000 to the City of Clinton, Iowa, USA, for improvements to its wastewater system. The construction project is expected to be completed ...
Green energy from wastewater
Global Water Engineering has partnered Chokyuenyong Industrial in Thailand to cut effluent Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) pollution levels at its cassava ...

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