In less than five months, the IMO’s Ballast Water Convention will be extended to cover existing vessels as well as new builds. As of 8 September, all will be required to comply by the time of their first IOPP certificate renewal following that date.
With more than 25 years of application experience utilizing cloth media filtration for tertiary wastewater applications, Aqua-Aerobic Systems complete line of cloth media filters has demonstrated the ability to accommodate high solids loadings and hydraulic throughput, a small footprint, and exceptional effluent quality in more than 1,500 installations, worldwide.
Organix, Inc. of Walla Walla, Washington announced recently that they have installed a BioFiltro water treatment system at J&K Dairy in Sunnyside, WA
Mother Nature’s water cycle has a system to deal with rainwater. Rainwater is absorbed by the soil, collected in pools (and eventually evaporated), or drained into rivers or streams. When these options are interrupted, the rainwater can become what is referred to as “stormwater runoff ”.
Demand for membranes in the water treatment market is forecast to advance 5.8% per year to $8.3 billion in 2023.
Tata Steel Bara Tertiary Treatment Plant has won the prestigious ‘Industrial Water Project of the Year 2019’ Award by the Global Water Intelligence (GWI).
SUEZ ZeeWeed 1000 Ultrafiltration (UF) Membranes have been selected, based on an international bidding process, for use in the largest tertiary ultrafiltration system in Israel.
Toray Industries, Inc., (President: Akihiro Nikkaku; hereinafter referred to as “Toray”) recently announced that it has decided to establish a new company in Foshan, China, that will engage in production and sales of water treatment membrane products including reverse osmosis (RO), nanofiltration (NF), ultrafiltration (UF), microfiltration (MF) and membrane bioreactor (MBR) solutions.
QUT has opened a pilot plant at Banyo to study technology for removing salts from bore water, industrial wastewater and sea water to produce high-quality drinking water.
Contaminants from munitions can make their way into our water supply through runoff, and they are surprisingly common pollutants.
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