Nutrient Removal News
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New Study Shows Electric Fields Can Improve The Efficiency Of Wastewater Purification
11/29/2021
Given its environmental toxicity, ammonia is removed during wastewater purification and then used for fertilizers or fuel. However, this process is very energy and chemical intensive. Now, researchers have shown that the application of an external electric field can greatly enhance the efficiency of ammonia removal from wastewater, making it more energy- and cost-effective.
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Royal HaskoningDHV And Aquacare Work Together To Maximise Phosphate Recovery
11/25/2021
Aquacare and Royal HaskoningDHV have decided to jointly introduce the latest game-changing innovation in the field of phosphate removal and phosphate recovery – BiOPhree – to the market.
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SouthWestSensor Ltd Announces Series A Investment From SKion Water
11/1/2021
SouthWestSensor Ltd ('SWS'), a UK based developer of a disruptive sensor platform aimed at bringing the lab to the water for improved data driven decision making, has secured Series A funding from SKion Water, a global water technology company and solution provider.
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WaterIQ Technologies Emerges From Stealth Mode At WEFTEC 2021; Announces Three New Product Lines To Combat Harmful Algae And Biofilm
10/21/2021
WaterIQ Technologies, a privately owned technology company focused on developing next-generation ultrasonic solutions to combat harmful algae and biofilm without the use of chemicals, is announcing three new product lines and the availability of four new products – Sentinel AIQ, Pulsar 3000 and 4000, and BioPulse 1000 – which were unveiled at WEFTEC 2021 in Chicago.
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Chartwater™ And Delft Institute To Develop Water Treatment Solutions
10/20/2021
ChartWater, a division of Chart within the Specialty Products segment, will collaborate with researchers at the IHE Delft Institute for Water Education to support ongoing work to develop and evaluate additional biological treatment processes and practical applications using BlueInGreen’s supersaturated dissolved oxygen (SDOX®) technology.
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Centrisys/CNP Implements MagPrex Installation At Meridian Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility
10/11/2021
Centrisys/CNP Corporation, a leading North American manufacturer of decanter centrifuges and advanced biosolids treatment technologies, announced today that Meridian, Idaho Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility (WWRRF) has chosen the MagPrex sequestration process, with the option to expand to struvite harvesting.
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Canada’s Nitrogen Footprint Shows Great Regional Variation
9/21/2021
Reactive nitrogen emissions contribute to greenhouse gases, as well as air and water pollution. For the first time, researchers from McGill University have calculated Canada’s nitrogen footprint (akin to a carbon footprint) – at both national and provincial levels.
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Major Logistics Hub Selects WPL Wastewater Technology
9/20/2021
Technology from water recycling specialist WPL, a WCS group company, has been selected by DP World London Gateway to deliver enhanced ammonia removal to protect sensitive waters within the Thames Estuary.
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Ohio Sea Grant Releases 2021 Summary Of ODHE Harmful Algal Bloom Research Initiative
9/13/2021
Ohio Sea Grant, on behalf of The Ohio State University, The University of Toledo and the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE), has released the 2021 research findings update for the statewide Harmful Algal Bloom Research Initiative (HABRI), which seeks solutions for harmful algal blooms in Ohio.
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De Nora Celebrates 10 Years Of Successful Operation In Chesapeake Bay
9/9/2021
A decade after installation, De Nora – a global leader in the delivery of sustainable technologies – reports uninterrupted operation and successful biological nutrient removal at the Arlington County Water Pollution Control Bureau (WPCB). Since 2010, DE NORA TETRA® Denite® filter technology has effectively lowered nitrate, phosphorus and total suspended solids (TSS) from wastewater discharged into the Four Mile Run region of the Potomac River, improving water quality conditions of the Chesapeake Bay and surrounding environment.