ABOUT CHARTWATER ADEDGE
AdEdge Water Technologies is a water treatment technology and solution provider specializing in the design, development, fabrication, and supply of water treatment solutions. Using specialty medias, legacy and innovative technologies, AdEdge removes a wide range of contaminants from water, including PFAS, Arsenic, Iron, Manganese, Nitrates, Fluoride, TDS, and Silica. AdEdge also offers high-recovery RO solutions and biological nitrate treatment solutions for drinking water.
AdEdge is part of ChartWater™― a brand of Chart Industries’ ― offering a comprehensive portfolio of proven and innovative water treatment solutions from AdEdge Water Technologies, BlueInGreen, Chart Industries, and Howden.
CONTACT INFORMATION
ChartWater AdEdge
2055 Boggs Road
Duluth, GA 30096
UNITED STATES
Phone: 678-835-0052
Fax: 678-835-0057
Contact: RJ Cavagnaro
FEATURED ARTICLES
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Greg Gilles from AdEdge discusses trends in treatment and ways of tackling water scarcity in this episode of Water Talk.
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Arsenic presents a wide array of negative health impacts, which is why it is such a big concern for many municipal water systems.
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Manganese has the potential to become a primary contaminant in the future. Therefore, cost-effective methods for removing it are an important consideration when treating drinking water.
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The process of launching a municipal drinking water treatment operation can take years. In the end, a community is left with a complex system, an operations and maintenance manual, and a well-trained staff. Many communities are extremely well versed in the functions and operation of their treatment for the specific parameters for which it was built. However, as time goes on, plant managers and operators increasingly have a need for outside assistance.
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Conventional nitrate treatment equipment tends to generate a waste-handling issue that can be a challenge to many utilities. The emergence of innovative technologies in drinking water treatment has led to more sustainable approaches for the reduction of nitrate.
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Anion exchange treatment technologies produce a brine/contaminant discharge, while reverse osmosis solutions generate a concentrated arsenic reject. By comparison, the only cost of a properly designed iron-based adsorption system is periodic media changeout.
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Nature has long provided guidance to simple and sustainable ways to manage environmental challenges. Biological treatment of potable water is no exception. As more water is required to support human activity worldwide, sources once considered too contaminated or expensive to treat are quickly becoming necessary options. For groundwater contaminant removal, once again, the laws of nature point the way.