Drinking Water Filtration News
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Switzerland’s First CeraMac Water Treatment Plant Operational
10/25/2018
The first water treatment plant in Switzerland using PWNT’s CeraMac system was officially opened on 19 October 2018.
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T-Rack 3.0 S Marks New Addition To inge Portfolio Of Next-Generation Racks
4/10/2014
Ultrafiltration is increasingly being deployed in mobile applications – for example by incorporating systems in containers or trailers which offer limited height and space for installation.
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New National Standard Helps Protect Public Water Supplies
3/19/2015
Global public health organization NSF International has published the first consensus-based American National Standard to evaluate the performance of municipal water filtration technologies in removing Cryptosporidium from public drinking water supplies.
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New KAY QSR Managed Water Filtration Program Helps Protect Beverage Quality
5/15/2014
Ecolab introduces the KAY QSR Managed Water Filtration Program to address the increasingly complex beverage demands of quick service restaurants (QSR).
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Manchester Scientist Develops Designer Membranes
8/31/2016
Sebastian Leaper, a PhD student at the University, is the winner of the Eli and Britt Harari Graphene Enterprise Award 2016.
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Membrane Conference Offers Networking, New Technology
2/10/2014
AMTA, along with the American Water Works Association (AWWA) have teamed up to offer an alternative, presenting their third “Membrane Technology Conference & Exposition,” held March 10-14 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Greenville Water Awarded For Outstanding Plant Performance
1/7/2014
Greenville Water’s Stovall Water Treatment Plant received the rarely achieved Phase IV Presidents Award recognition from the Partnership for Safe Water.
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Investing In New Water Filtration Membranes Is Worth It
9/12/2022
High-performing water filtration systems — necessary for reducing water scarcity — can also reduce cost and energy consumption, a new Northwestern University-led analysis finds.
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Argonne Scientists Create Water Filtration Membranes That Can Clean Themselves
8/19/2020
Scientists at the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory have developed a light-activated coating for filtration membranes — the kind used in water treatment facilities, at semiconductor manufacturing sites and within the food and beverage industry — to make them self-cleaning, eliminating the need to shut systems down in order to repair them.
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Avista Technologies’ Doug Eisberg Receives AMTA Presidential Award At AWWA/AMTA Conference
3/31/2014
Avista Technologies, a globally recognized and trusted supplier of water treatment chemicals and expert process support for membrane systems, has announced that Doug Eisberg, Director of Business Development and water treatment applications veteran has received an AMTA Presidential Award.