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Zimpro wet air oxidation technology from Siemens will be used to treat sulfidic spent caustic wastewater streams generated in the production of ethylene. The wet air oxidation systems will destroy odorous sulfide pollutants, break down complex organic contaminants, such as phenols, to either carbon dioxide and water, or biodegradable organics. The system will generate a biodegradable effluent that can be discharged to conventional biological wastewater treatment.
Biwater ships three reverse osmosis trains to support the Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station in North Carolina.
The project treated challenging FGD wastewater.
The new technology involves only cooling the moisture extracted from the air, significantly reducing the amount of energy required.
How Flowrox's Smart Filtration technology offers a user-friendly, filter-specific picture of filter performance.
OZCAR helps clients decide whether ozone could be the right treatment technology for their application.
The MBBR has been developed in conjunction with Cranfield University through a three-year £300,000 Innovate UK Knowledge Transfer Partnership.
Adrian Chiu will join Pentair’s executive leadership team.
The units will be designed, engineered and built in the US.