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Lee Pattison is based at Parker Bioscience Filtration’s Birtley facility in the UK.
Mads Nipper appointed chairman of the Danish government’s climate partnership for production companies.
Xylem Inc is partnering again with Manchester City Football Club’s Cityzens Giving annual charitable campaign.
Ebara will display its new TND models at SEMICON Japan.
EOR involves pumping speciality concocted water chemistries underground to push out more oil.
The new material is chemically stable as it is made of carbon and offers high levels of gas permeability.
The ZERO BRINE project aims to reduce industrial saline wastewater streams by recovering and reusing minerals, water and metals from wastewater.
In this study at a full-scale desalination installation seven types of commercially available cartridge filter elements were evaluated.
The efficiency and stability of a moving granular bed filter (MGBF) was tested in a high-temperature environment under various operation conditions.
How one Canadian water utility saved millions of gallons of water with an automated flushing unit.
An onshore fish farm in Norway has introduced a new type of filter media to reduce the size of the MBBR required in its water treatment process.
The alginate-based membranes investigated in this study demonstrated acceptable performance for OSN with excellent chemical stability.
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Abstract submission deadline: 24 January 2020
Launch of Water Indonesia looks at a sustainable water future in south east Asia.
Takes place at the Nonwovens Institute, NC State University.
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.