Drinking Water Filtration News

  1. Scientists Develop Paper Filtration System 5/31/2016

    A simple sheet of paper, called a Mille-Feuille Filter, has been developed to filter viruses out of drinking water. Scientists at Uppsala University have been able to create this special type of paper that offers a cheaper way to make drinking water safe in developing countries.

  2. Porex Filtration Offers Solution To Contaminated Water In Jakarta, Indonesia With Tubular Membrane Filter 12/2/2015

    Access to clean water is a problem that affects people around the world. In Jakarta, Indonesia, Porex Filtration recently responded to a call for a small-scale water filtration system to provide clean water to a low-income apartment complex that had long suffered with poor quality water.

  3. The Official SEPAREL® Website For Degassing Modules Is Live 8/22/2016

    Sun Chemical Advanced Materials is pleased to announce that the Official SEPAREL® Website is now live. This new, immersive website details how SEPAREL assists the degasification and aeration of water by utilizing a proprietary non-porous membrane from the DIC Corporation.

  4. Pall Water Announces New Offering Designed To Maximize Water Production 11/14/2019

    Pall Water, a world leader in water filtration, separation, and purification, has released the newest offering in their Aria FAST product line: T96.

  5. CERAFILTEC To Introduce CERApro Advanced Ceramic Membrane Projection Tool At WETEX 2024 9/23/2024

    CERAFILTEC is revealing CERApro, the first advanced ceramic membrane projection tool, at WETEX 2024, Hall 7 – Booth #15.

  6. H2O Innovation's Fast Response To Drought Stricken California Community 3/3/2015

    H2O Innovation Inc. (“H2O Innovation” or the “Company”), leader in membrane filtration, is proud to have successfully delivered a containerized advanced water treatment system to the Cambria Community Service District, California (“Cambria”) to help this community overcome the impact of a 10 year drought affecting the Golden State.

  7. Glanris' 901x Biocarbon Gets NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 Certification 9/7/2021

    Glanris is pleased to announce that it has received NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 certification of its 901x Biocarbon by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO).

  8. Membrane Technology Meetings Held In Washington, D.C. 10/12/2018

    Membrane water treatment technology usage and needs in the United States was highlighted in Washington, D.C. on October 10, 2018 in a roundtable discussion held at the Office of Water of the Environmental Protection Agency.

  9. Scientists At ESS, Swedish Water Research, ORNL Use VISION To Look At Common Contaminant For Cleaner Water Applications 3/5/2019

    Water filtration is essential to maintaining public health. The ability to see how persistent contaminants like harmful bacteria, micropollutants, and microplastics behave at the atomic scale can enable engineers to make improved filters for more effective water treatment methods.

  10. Outsmarting Pathogens: Research Aims To Solve Key Filtration Challenges 9/14/2017

    By the year 2025 it is projected that nearly 2 billion people will live in areas of water scarcity.