Featured Articles

  1. De Nora Launches New Multi-Barrier Advanced Bioactive Filter Process 3/19/2021

    De Nora announces the launch of the DE NORA TETRA® ABF bioactive filter for use in municipal water treatment.

  2. Ozone AOP: From Simple To Complex Municipal Water Treatment Challenges - New De Nora Webinar Series Highlights The Application Of The Most Powerful Oxidant 3/1/2021

    De Nora announces a new three-part webinar series on Ozone generation for water and wastewater treatment. Ozone generation is an effective and growing option for water and wastewater treatment. It has been used for many years to tackle applications including taste and odor, color, THM & HAAs, iron and manganese and cyanobacteria (blue green algae) mitigation. De Nora has been providing ozone generators for municipal water treatment and advanced oxidation process (AOP) since the 1970s.

  3. A Multi-Barrier Approach To Complex Water And Wastewater Contaminant Removal 2/25/2021

    With the issue of water safety in the headlines, even non-water professionals are familiar with common contaminants like lead and arsenic – but how can we address these public health hazards?

  4. Filtering Out Failures: A Productive Conversion Experience For A Steel Mill 10/6/2020

    Water filtration in steel manufacturing should be one of those things that mill owners never have to worry about. But when filter systems fail to perform as expected, it’s time to invest in a smarter design. That was the situation at a midwestern steel mill that embarked on a major, eight-year conversion of its water filtration infrastructure.

  5. De Nora To Launch Visual Assistance Platform For Remote Customer Support 9/30/2020

    De Nora, a multinational leader of electrochemical technologies and water treatment solutions, has announced the launch of a visual assistance platform for remote customer support. DE NORA VIA is a cutting-edge visual assistance platform that will allow De Nora to assist their customers with live video support and inspections.

  6. ClorTec And MIOX On-Site Sodium Hypochlorite Generation Systems Combat COVID-19 4/21/2020

    De Nora continues to support local communities in the fight against COVID-19 and resulting bleach shortages.

  7. De Nora Delivers Mobile Bleach Generator To Fort Bend County, TX, To Protect Citizens And First Responders 3/20/2020

    As communities across the world search for ways to quickly protect the health and safety of their residents, De Nora, has delivered a mobile on-site sodium hypochlorite (bleach) generator to Fort Bend County, Texas. The mobile on-site disinfection system, similar to those used for water treatment in the onshore fracking process, will produce 1,500 pounds per day of sodium hypochlorite at a low concentration of 0.8%, equivalent to 25,000 gallons a day.

  8. De Nora Supports Italian Civil Protection Agencies In The Fight Against The Coronavirus - COVID-19 Pandemic 3/16/2020

    Industrie De Nora S.p.a. (De Nora), is supporting the efforts of the Civil Protection Department by deploying four electrochlorination systems in northern Italy, near Milan.

  9. De Nora's OMNIPURE™ Series 64 G2 Ex Marine Sewage Treatment Systems Achieve IMO And BV Dual Rated Hazardous Area Type Certification 2/5/2020

    De Nora today announces that their latest generation OMNIPURE™ sewage treatment system has achieved IMO and BV Marine Type Approval certification.

  10. Forward-Looking Technology Anticipates Compliance Needs 10/19/2019

    When a company stakes its reputation on delivering innovative technologies, products, and services, the specter of a changing regulatory landscape is considered more an opportunity than an obstacle. In this Water Talk interview, Mirka Wilderer, CEO of De Nora Water Technologies, discusses varying topics such as pharmaceuticals and nutrients in wastewater, the synergy of the company’s new MIOX and Neptune acquisitions, and how to address the growing concern over chlorate disinfection byproducts (DBPs) in drinking water. For example, De Nora’s new ClorTec Gen III onsite hypochlorite generators generate up to 3,000 lbs./day of chlorine-based disinfectants while reducing chlorate formation and cutting operating costs by 15 percent as compared to previously available models.