May 13, 2010
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Water & Wastewater Newsletter May 13, 2010 |
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How Shasun, a major Pharmaceutical manufacturer, maximises the investment in it`s operation critical Biological Wastewater Treatment Plant and improves it’s security at the same time.
At the Dudley Shasun facility we have a 7500 m3 biological treatment plant that can treat up to 36 tonnes of waste COD per day. Part of this capacity is utilised to treat up to 15 tankers per day of third party aqueous waste. The waste is very varied, covering everything from leachates at only 2000ppm COD to industrial waste at up to 500,000ppm COD. The Strathkelvin respirometer forms a central part of the testing procedure that determines how much of any material the Bio-plant can safely treat. The effluent-screening programme is vital to both the Shasun production facility and the ... |
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Remote water monitoring success in Australia
With a lifetime of experience in the water industry, Glyn Church from WestWater Enterprises in Australia has witnessed any number of new technologies, each of which has had a varying degree of impact on the sector. However, Glyn says, “The distribution network monitoring sondes from Intellitect Water (UK) represent the most exciting development that I have seen in drinking water for almost 30 years.” The Intellitect sondes monitor the quality and flow of water in pipeline distribution networks. Inserted directly into water pipes the ‘Intellisondes™’ measure ... |
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