Water and Wastewater Solutions For Industry
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How To Detect More Antimicrobial-Resistant Bacteria In Our Waterways
12/30/2024
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in waterways presents a critical threat. If commonly used antibiotics are deemed useless, decades of progress in human medicine and agriculture could be undermined. But AMR is not just a human health issue. It also contributes to a decline in water quality and is exacerbated by water pollution, particularly from sources such as sewage and agricultural runoff.
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Now Is The Time To Embrace Water Reuse And Recycling
3/12/2024
What do the semiconductor, food and beverage, petrochemical, and power generation industries have in common? They all rely on water to produce — an increasingly scarce resource.
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Filtration Of Invasive Zebra Mussels For Flood Relief
12/4/2020
Amiad supplies filters to Texas Township, Michigan, USA, to block invasive zebra mussels species and provide flood relief to residents of properties near lakes.
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A Practical Framework To Improve The Management Of Cyanide In Industrial Wastewaters
11/10/2017
Understanding your detection needs when it comes to free cyanide can help you choose the most suitable detection method.
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GeoSpray Penstock Rehabilitation In Auburn, NY
1/26/2022
The city of Auburn, NY, approached Precision Trenchless, LLC of Schenectady, NY, looking for a long-term solution to create a new structural penstock within the current structure.
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Location, Location — The Key To Aeration
5/17/2019
As with any industrial process, the right tool for the job depends on the nature of the task at hand. In aerobic wastewater treatment, that optimal choice often comes down to a balance between the biological and financial demands of the application. Either way, here are several performance comparisons of how multiple aeration methods and locations stack up in industrial wastewater treatment applications.
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Kando Pulse Case Studies For Dairy Process Effluent Monitoring
7/7/2022
These case studies explore how Kando's wastewater intelligence solution helped to improve dairy wastewater treatment at various dairy farms.
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Plastic Micro- And Nanoparticles In Drinking Water And Foods
3/17/2020
The prospect of plastics working their way into humans is a rising concern for the public, with information presented to them from various, and sometimes suspect, sources. To cut through the noise, findings from the top available sources — detailed international reviews — are presented here with commentary.
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Filtering Out Failures: A Productive Conversion Experience For A Steel Mill
10/6/2020
Water filtration in steel manufacturing should be one of those things that mill owners never have to worry about. But when filter systems fail to perform as expected, it’s time to invest in a smarter design. That was the situation at a midwestern steel mill that embarked on a major, eight-year conversion of its water filtration infrastructure.
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Robots Might Help Prevent Toxic Mine Spills
2/6/2018
Scientists are developing robots that might someday be able to creep through the pitch-black mines to help prevent spills. A 2015 spill from Colorado’s Gold King Mine unleashed 3 million gallons of water that fouled rivers in three states with toxins.