Leveraging the cloud for better design of water and wastewater treatment plants
14 April, 2021 by Chaim Kolominskas, Global Head, Water and Waste, Envirosuite and Darren Szczepanski, Product Manager, Smart Water, EnvirosuiteCloud-based products have the potential to deliver significant innovations to treatment plant design packages.
The power of mushrooms to create healthier waterways
13 April, 2021A silent experiment is underway in Melbourne to create healthier, cleaner waterways using 'mushi' organic floating wetlands as an alternative to plastic ones.
Sunflower pollen sponge to soak up oil spills from water
09 April, 2021Scientists have developed an 'eco-friendly' sponge made from sunflower pollen to tackle water contaminants.
Bacteria lend a hand to separate water and oil
15 March, 2021Researchers from NC State have discovered that certain bacteria make a slimy but tough biofilm for protection and motility — and it can be used to separate water and oil.
Airport PFAS water treatment plant powered by solar
13 November, 2020Environmental services provider Enviropacific has completed construction of an innovative water treatment facility at Melbourne Airport to tackle PFAS contamination.
Metal-free Monash method removes E. coli from water
26 October, 2020Engineers at Monash University have devised an improved method to remove potentially deadly bacteria from water using graphitic carbon nitride and sunlight.
No solvent, no effluent: a new approach to water treatment
14 July, 2020A team of engineers has invented a machine that allows water to be treated without the need for solvents.
Veolia Water Technologies SIRION Pro range
09 June, 2020The SIRION Pro is a skid-mounted reverse osmosis system for high-quality industrial-process water production.
K-TORK actuators used for water filtering project
28 May, 2020One of Florida's largest low-pressure ultrafiltration (UF) membrane plants has installed over 300 Rotork K-TORK pneumatic vane actuators.
Do current water treatment methods eliminate SARS-CoV-19?
07 April, 2020Environmental engineers have called for more research to determine if current water treatment methods effectively kill coronaviruses, including the SARS-CoV-19 virus.
Triton TR80 Turbidity Sensor with automated cleaning wiper
01 April, 2020The Triton TR80 from Electro-Chemical Devices is a nephelometric turbidity sensor designed for use in water and wastewater.
Modifying nanocarbons to purify water
24 March, 2020A research team from Nagoya University has developed a novel method for removing heavy metals from water.
Bürkert Australia celebrates 40 years
20 January, 2020Chris Hoey shares details about Bürkert Australia's 40-year history, its ethos and how the company is preparing for future challenges... 2020 and beyond.
Water tech hub launches in Singapore
10 January, 2020A multidisciplinary centre for water, wastewater and energy technologies has been launched by global water tech company Xylem at its regional headquarters in Singapore.
New technology at water treatment plant improves THM control
07 November, 2019 by Wayne Handford, Coordinator Operations, Toowoomba Regional CouncilToowoomba Regional Council's Yarraman WTP struggled with trihalomethane failures until new technology improved sludge control and TOC.
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