Water Membranes News

  1. Fluence Receives US$3M Follow-On Aspiral™ Order From ITEST 11/1/2019

    Fluence Corporation Limited is pleased to announce the execution of a US$3M follow-on order from a subsidiary of ITEST.

  2. LANXESS Makes Dimensioning Tool For Water Treatment Even More Practical 10/29/2019

    The specialty chemicals company LANXESS has comprehensively updated its LewaPlus design software for the water industry. The dimensioning of reverse osmosis (RO) and ion exchange systems (IX) is now even more practical and user-friendlier.

  3. LANXESS Showcasing Liquid Purification Technologies Portfolio At IWC 2019 10/28/2019

    “Innovative solutions for water treatment are increasingly requiring the pairing of two or more proven technologies. LANXESS can make valuable contributions to this in all application areas,” emphasizes Firuza Mir, Head of the Americas and Asia-Pacific regions for the Liquid Purification Technologies (LPT) business unit at LANXESS.

  4. DuPont Water Solutions’ Modular Ultrafiltration Design Awarded Best Disruptive Technology By International Desalination Association 10/23/2019

    As global population expands, the need for safe drinking water continues to grow. DuPont Water Solutions, a business unit of the DuPont Safety & Construction division, was awarded the 2019 International Desalination Association (IDA) Award for Best Disruptive Technology in recognition of its efforts to meet water demand in Egypt.

  5. Siemens Equips Desalination Plants In Saudi Arabia With Process Automation 10/21/2019

    Siemens has received a follow-up order from the A3C consortium (Rawafid Industrial, Advanced Water Technology, SETE and Al Fatah) to equip eight seawater desalination plants in Saudi Arabia with electrical equipment.

  6. University Of Wyoming’s Center Of Excellence In Produced Water Management Receives DOE Grant 10/14/2019

    Dr. Jonathan Brant, Director & Research Lead, Civil and Architectural Engineering at the Center of Excellence in Produced Water Management (CEPWM) at the University of Wyoming announced their new grant from the Department of Energy to develop technology to clean oilfield produced/by-product water.

  7. Cost-Efficient, Tailor-Made Water Treatment For Power Plants 10/11/2019

    Specialty chemicals company LANXESS will be giving two presentations at this year’s “Chemistry in Power Plants” VGB PowerTech e.V. trade conference, which will take place in Würzburg from October 23 to 24, 2019.

  8. UNSW Scientists Design Graphene Filter To Purify Methane From Biogas 10/10/2019

    UNSW researchers are using ‘wonder material’ graphene to generate sustainable energy in municipal wastewater treatment plants.

  9. DuPont Water Solutions To Showcase New Fouling-Resistant Seawater Reverse Osmosis Element At IDA World Congress 10/10/2019

    Freshwater is becoming scarcer and more expensive. Seawater is an increasingly viable alternative to meet demand, and DuPont Water Solutions, a part of the DuPont Safety & Construction business, is leading the way with innovative water treatment technologies. Biofouling remains the greatest challenge for seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) plants – in response, DuPont has launched a fouling-resistant SWRO element: FILMTEC SW30XFR-400/34.

  10. Construction Underway At California’s Sterling Natural Resource Center, Incorporating Fibracast’s Advanced Membranes And Anaergia’s Anaerobic Digestion System 10/7/2019

    Anaergia Inc. and its sister company Fibracast Ltd. are pleased to announce that they have been added to the team selected for the construction of the Sterling Natural Resource Center (SNRC) in the East Valley Water District.