Drinking Water Filtration Podcasts
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Coconut Shell Activated Carbon For Removing PFOA And PFOS
7/8/2016
Coconut shell activated carbon is typically used for filtration in cleaner waters. Its alternatives are coal-based or wood-based carbon. With the recently published EPA guidelines on perfluorinated compounds, Water Online Radio sat down with Neal Megonnell, Senior Vice President for Haycarb USA, to understand coconut shell activated carbon’s application in fighting PFOA and PFOS.
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Filters For Corrosive Environments
7/8/2016
Forsta Filters designs and fabricates automatic self-cleaning water filters. Polly Stenberg, Director of Sales for the Los Angeles, CA-based company, recently sat down with Water Online Radio to discuss the Company’s fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) series. As Stenberg explains, the filters answer an increasing need for equipment to handle corrosive environments, predominantly brackish, brine and seawater.
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Microbial Water Analysis No Longer Requires Lab
7/7/2016
According to Dave Tracey, Director of Sales with LuminUltra, the missing link in water quality field analysis has always been microbiology. According to Tracey, there are plenty of handheld tools for delivering quick reads on physical and chemical parameters such as pH, turbidity and color but microbiology has always been sent to the lab. Until now that is.
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True BLEU: Underdrain Concept And Design By Tonka Water
11/3/2015
Rick Mann, VP of sales with Tonka Water, shares details on an underdrain system that can fit into any plant – and is built to last.
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The Growth Of A Carbon Company
10/30/2015
Jacobi Carbons Inc., the largest worldwide manufacturer of coconut shell activated carbon, will be celebrating it’s 100th birthday in 2016.
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Fixing A Filter Backwashing Problem
10/21/2015
Parkson Corporation's Dave Chew discusses the latest in sand filtration, the smarter continuous backwashing filter.
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How Do You Build A Heavier Floc And Let It Sink And Settle Faster?
7/1/2015
That’s a question that Jim Georger, regional sales manager with Kruger, a division of Veolia, discussed with Water Online Radio recently.
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Carbon Company Highlights Ion Exchange
6/24/2015
Activated carbon and ion exchange can be called two sides of the same coin. Where activated carbon purifies water by removing organic contaminants through an adsorption process, ion exchange removes contaminants under the surface via electrical charge.
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Groundbreaking Groundwater Treatment
6/24/2015
Carollo Engineers and AdEdge Water Technologies share insight and expertise while bringing innovative groundwater treatment systems to market.
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Clearing The Air With Activated Carbon
12/2/2014
Think you know activated carbon? The range of capabilities is so robust that operators of all types — drinking water, wastewater, municipal, or industrial — should come to fully understand its usage.