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FiltXPO takes place from 26-28 February in Chicago, Illinois.
The plant is cleaning oil and gas flow back water, achieving almost distillation quality drinking water and reducing waste output by 60-70%.
DuPont acquires Desalitech, Inge, Memcor and OxyMem.
Toray has undertaken ultrafine-structural analysis of RO membranes with nanometer-sized separation functional layers.
The plant minimises brine volume sent for disposal.
Inge will supply its ultrafiltration technology for a seawater desalination facility in Singapore.
A review of fouling mitigation strategies in forward osmosis and membrane distillation for desalination.
This study focuses on sub-nanometer separation operations such as desalination and gas separation.
A review of the current status and forthcoming advances in nanofiber technology and its application in seawater desalination and water treatment.
The Pulse Flow Reverse Osmosis (PFRO) is a way to operate RO, chloramine-free, allowing high recovery and very high flux, all in a single stage.
The Western Cape was chosen as the location for Africa’s first seawater solar desalination plant.
The ZERO BRINE project aims to reduce industrial saline wastewater streams by recovering and reusing minerals, water and metals from wastewater.
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Abstract submission deadline: 24 January 2020
International exhibition for process, drinking & wastewater in Asia.
Highlights the methods water companies are using to ensure the goals and targets that have been set are reached and exceeded.
Key requirements and current development trends for membranes and separators for the vanadium redox flow battery are discussed.
For food industry applications and the pharmaceutical sector.
The technology uses recycled PET carpet and plastic bottles to produce nonwovens such as filtration and acoustical products.
The upgraded Choa Chu Kang Waterworks (CCKWW) is home to the world’s largest ceramic membrane system.
Designed for most ferrous machining applications.