Drinking Water Disinfection HEADLINES

  1. Applied Cartridge Systems Expands Water Treatment Cartridge Options 2/4/2022

    Applied Cartridge Systems, a commercial water treatment product line from Applied Process Equipment, Inc., has expanded their cartridge options with the ATOMUS® family of filtration solutions. ATOMUS® sealed filtration cartridges are designed specifically for use in Applied Cartridge Systems to be exceptionally easy-to-handle for simple, one-man loading and replacement.

  2. Applied Cartridge Systems Featuring ATOMUS® Cartridges Now NSF 61 Certified 2/4/2022

    Applied Cartridge Systems, a commercial water treatment product line from Applied Process Equipment, Inc., is now fully NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 certified for potable water. Each cartridge system comes complete with 304 stainless steel housings, prefilters and cartridges, all NSF 61 certified together as a package.

  3. New Water Treatment Product Simplifies Small System Maintenance 2/4/2022

    Applied Process Equipment, Inc., a commercial water treatment systems designer and manufacturer, has formally introduced its new Applied Cartridge Systems product line. A truly simple to operate potable water treatment solution, Applied Cartridge Systems emerged from the well-known ISOLUX® Arsenic removal systems. Each model is a self-contained water treatment system featuring 304 stainless steel housings, stainless steel or polypropylene pre-filters and a choice of cartridges, all NSF 61 certified together as a single, drop-in-ready package.

  4. West Virginia American Water Announces Significant Upgrades In Northern Operating Area 1/13/2022

    West Virginia American Water announced today the completion of an estimated $4.5M in upgrades to its Weston water treatment plant and northern operating area distribution system.

  5. Illinois American Water To Install Ultraviolet Disinfection At Streator Water Treatment Plant; Investment Of About $4M Supports Safe Drinking Water 1/13/2022

    Illinois American Water is investing approximately $4M to construct Ultraviolet (UV) disinfection at the Streator water treatment plant. The new treatment technology will support safe drinking water to residents and businesses.  As part of the project, two new UV reactors will be installed and will be capable of treating up to 6 million gallons of water a day.  The project is expected to be completed this summer.

  6. Award-Winning Paper Highlights The Power Of Sidestream Injection 11/30/2021

    A presentation by Tom Steinke of Mazzei Injector Company at the fall conference of the Florida Section of American Water Works Association (AWWA) on November 30, 2021 offered a detailed look at the improved operational control, ozone dosing and residual results, maintenance and safety achieved when the Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) replaced three of its fine bubble diffuser ozonation systems with sidestream injection systems. Steinke's talk was based on "Evaluation of mixing, mass transfer, O&M, energy and material requirements for H2S Oxidation at the Orlando Utilities Commission WTPs," which recently received Florida Section of AWWA's Best Paper award.

  7. WEC Projects Brings Clean Water To 500k Gauteng Residents 11/15/2021

    In what is considered the company’s flagship plant, WEC Projects, in a joint venture with a local construction, concessions and manufacturing group, has designed and built a water treatment plant which will supply potable water to one of the most populous communities in Gauteng.

  8. Solenis Acquired By Platinum Equity, Simultaneously Acquires Sigura Water 11/9/2021

    Solenis, a leading global producer of specialty chemicals, has been acquired by Platinum Equity from Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) and BASF in a transaction worth $5.25 billion. Both CD&R and BASF have fully exited Solenis.

  9. Are There Disinfection Byproducts In That Cup Of Tea? 10/7/2021

    Surpassed only by water, tea is the second most consumed beverage worldwide.

  10. Hydrogel Tablet Can Purify A Liter Of River Water In An Hour 10/5/2021

    As much as a third of the world’s population does not have access to clean drinking water, according to some estimates, and half of the population could live in water-stressed areas by 2025. Finding a solution to this problem could save and improve lives for millions of people, and it is a high priority among scientists and engineers around the globe.