The small SEPAREL EF series is optimized to remove dissolved gases in water applications with smaller flow rates. The EF series uses external flow which allows water to randomly flow over the hollow fibers and, in turn, contact dissolved gases more frequently. Therefore, desgassing performance with the EF series is higher than the PF series which utilizes internal flow. This video explains how the EF series works.
A proprietary technology of the DIC Corporation, SEPAREL hollow fiber membrane modules are optimized for degassing and aerating water. By utilizing an innovative surface skin layer, only gas can permeate in or out of the membrane. This video introduces the benefits of SEPAREL and where is it most commonly used.
The TETRA LP Block dual parallel lateral underdrain system delivers distribution of air and water during backwashing to enhance filter cleaning and extend run times. TETRA LP Blocks were developed to overcome problems with air/water distribution experienced with other systems.
De Nora is a global leader in water and wastewater treatment solutions, with more than 90 offices worldwide and $600 million turnover, and state-of-the-art filtration, disinfection and instrumentation technologies.
Ozone is one of the strongest and most powerful oxidants available. As an oxidant, ozone is approximately 50% more powerful than chlorine.
Industry accounts for nearly 60 percent of fresh water withdrawals in the developed world, putting tremendous stress on water resources which will only increase with growth.
Veolia’s CeraMem® Ceramic Membrane Technology was selected as an “Energy Innovation Pioneer” at the 34th Annual CERAWeek energy Conference due to successful installations in the oil & gas industry.
The ACTIFLO® CARB process combines the features and the efficiency of ACTIFLO® with the adsorption qualities of activated carbon to remove compounds that are refractory to water clarification.
As global conditions place more stress on water resources, a great deal of attention is being paid to water reuse technologies, particularly those that facilitate the reuse of the next level of difficult-to-treat or highly variable raw water sources.
Director Doug Neibauer of the North Burleigh Water Treatment Plant (WTP) in Bismarck, North Dakota talks about precisely matching ozone production to real-time demand.
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