Drinking Water Filtration Podcasts

  1. Chemical-Free AOP Technology 11/10/2014

    Most advanced oxidation processes require chemicals—but not Photo-Cat.

  2. The Many Faces Of Carbon — A Versatile Treatment Solution 8/13/2014

    What concerns drinking water municipalities the most? Is it regulations, emerging contaminants, or a crisp, clear product? To a degree, it’s all of the above. Jim Knepper of Jacobi Carbons explains.

  3. The Growing Market For Membranes 8/11/2014

    Despite what many think, membrane systems are not complicated to operate, says Todd Hathaway of Kruger Inc.  In an interview with Water Online, Hathaway explains why taking the time to understand the technology is worthwhile.

  4. What’s In An Underdrain? More Than You Might Think 7/30/2014

    Media filtration is employed for a variety of treatment applications — drinking water, wastewater recycle/reuse, and pretreatment for desalination among them — but practitioners may be missing out on a key opportunity for savings.

  5. The Intricacies Of Sand: Nature’s Filter Media 7/8/2014

    Carmine Iacuone, General Manager and Billy Leiva, Marketing Project Manager for Holliston Sand, recently sat down with Water Online Radio to discuss sand filtration in the water business. The Company, which incidentally provided the sand media for the New England Patriots’ newest Astroturf field, produces numerous sizes of sand and uniformity coefficients that are integrated into both single and multi-layer filters for the water industry.

  6. Closed Circuit Desalination Simplifies Reverse Osmosis To Drive Down Energy Costs 7/2/2014

    As industry, agriculture and residential consumers compete for available freshwater sources, desalination continues to evolve as a viable process for increasing the available water pool. Industrial water is perhaps most critical as it accounts for as much as sixty percent of the freshwater being withdrawn in the United States today. Rising wastewater disposal costs, sustainability initiatives, and higher water efficiency standards are all fueling interest from industry in onsite brackish water reuse. However, municipal interest in water-stressed areas of the world is also on the rise.

  7. Eliminate Filter Maintenance Costs Once And For All 3/10/2014

    Polly Stenberg, Director of Sales with Forsta Filters, explains how self-cleaning filters significantly cut costs and reduce maintenance for industrial, municipal, and irrigation applications.

  8. Looking Towards The Future Of Wastewater 11/13/2013

    Jim Jackson, National Sales Manager for Mazzei Injector Company, discusses future trends for wastewater: direct potable reuse, ozone gas, ultra-filtration membranes, and one cutting-edge treatment plant that is now utilizing "designer" or custom-made recycled water with environmental benefits.

  9. Radium Removal, Ion-Exchange, And Backwash Waste Removal Create Higher-Quality Water 10/25/2013

    Gary Warner, Executive Vice President of Tonka Water, discusses how radium removal, ion-exchange processes, and backwash waste removal leads to a higher level of purity.

  10. Krüger’s Clarification System Offers Flexible Water Treatment Solutions 10/23/2013

    Lucas Magrini, Regional Product Manager for Krüger, Inc., discusses the benefits of using the ACTIFLO® clarification process for drinking water treatment.