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With more than 3,000 installations worldwide, ClorTec® on-site hypochlorite generating systems are the most reliable and efficient in the industry. Systems can reduce a customers' carbon footprint and salt consumption by as much as 20%. Systems easily generate a 0.8% sodium hypochlorite solution which is stable and easy to feed.
To learn how ClorTec systems are helping to provide clean drinking water in Haiti, watch this video.
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The Removal Of Fluoride From Drinking Water Supplies
By Pureflow Filtration Division
This paper is offered to provide the reader with general information on the occurrence of fluorides in nature, their presence in drinking water, their regulatory background, health effects, and the various unit operations available for their removal.
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The Case For Inspecting Fire Hydrants
By Mueller Co.
Fire hydrants exist to protect life and property from the perils of fire. Certainly, they have other uses, but their roll in protecting us day in and day out is acknowledged to be their primary purpose. So, why is it that the proper repair and maintenance of something this important to every one of us can be so easily overlooked?
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Autovation 2011 is North America's largest utility automation conference and expo, where water utility professionals gather to network and learn new ways to optimize operations through automated technologies. Whether your interests are in water resource management, leak detection, MDM, conservation, customer relations, or technology procurement, Autovation is the one event you won't want to miss in 2011.
Autovation 2011 will be held September 25 to 28 at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
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