Toray Membrane U.S. is part of Toray Industries, a Japanese firm that services the municipal and industrial markets in both drinking water and wastewater reuse. Founded in 1926, they have been working on membrane technologies since the late ’60s. Toray is one of the largest suppliers of desalination membranes in the entire world, mainly through the Middle East and North Africa.  Continue Reading..

For more than 60 years, Philadelphia Mixing Solutions Limited has been providing customers with a full range of globally proven in-tank mixing solutions.  Continue Reading..

In this age of data acquisition, there is no corner on Earth that can’t be measured. In the water industry, that means plunging the deepest depths of our sewer systems.  Continue Reading..

Chlorine has been used to disinfect water and wastewater for more than a hundred years, and while chorine has been critical to ensure public safety, it does have some drawbacks. There is a risk of highly toxic emissions, and it also reacts with organic matter in water and wastewater and forms harmful disinfection byproducts.  Continue Reading..

Hampton Roads Sanitation District is using flow monitoring to help get inflow and infiltration (I&I) out of the sewers. Learn why this method will save the municipality millions versus alternative approaches.  Continue Reading..

By collaborating with so many different companies in the water sector, Revere Control Systems has developed a robust sense of where things are headed.  Continue Reading..

Endress is very well known for instrumentation in several different markets such as chemical, food and beverage, mining, life sciences, and oil and gas, but they are also in the water and wastewater market. Water is a resource that we all need, and it’s very important that we monitor this resource, especially with some of the drought conditions seen in the news today.  Continue Reading..

Christopher Boyd, Director of Sales with Charter Machine Company, sat down with Water Online Radio to discuss his company, as well as the current state of the belt presses in the dewatering industries.  Continue Reading..