wastewater treatment
A timeline of global government action on clean drinking water access
Rotary lobe blowers replace older and less reliable equipment in wastewater treatment.
The custom solution reduces supply and maintenance costs and provides a consistent feedwater supply.
These technologies allow membrane-based distillation components to be used to produce high-purity drinking water from heavily compromised water sources.
These technologies allow membrane-based distillation components to be used to produce high-purity drinking water from heavily compromised water sources.
Proper flow measurement provides an accurate and cost-effective solution for challenging operating conditions.
SINGAPORE (Dec. 4, 2014) – Grundfos has been awarded a S$1.4 million grant by the Singapore Environment and Water Industry Programme Office (EWI) to develop a novel wastewater filtration technology that can significantly reduce capital investment and operational costs for wastewater treatment.
A Kansas treatment plant expanded operations to meet federal requirements for effluent nitrogen and phosphorus levels.
SCHAFFHAUSEN, Switzerland (Jan. 28, 2014) – Xylem won a contract valued at approximately $2.75 million to supply Xylem’s Wedeco-brand ultraviolet (UV) technologies to a wastewater treatment facility in the Vigo region of southwest Spain. With a treatment capacity of 147,000 cubic meters per day, benefiting 800,000 inhabitants, the facility will be the largest bio-filtration and UV wastewater treatment plant in Spain.
The Lakehaven Utility District achieves chemical cost reductions of 15 to 20 percent.
