Water

Gippsland Water eliminates pump blockages at Morwell WWTP

01 May, 2024 | Supplied by: Hydro Innovations

At the Gippsland Water Morwell Waste Water Treatment Plant, the company have utilised two Gorman Rupp Ultra V series 3″ pumps.


Concerning level of 'forever chemicals' in global source water

15 April, 2024

A UNSW-led international study has assessed the levels of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in surface and ground water around the globe.


New technology for water quality analysis

27 March, 2024

Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems have developed a multi-sensor system that assesses water quality.


Remote control for water and wastewater in Hawke's Bay, NZ  

04 March, 2024 | Supplied by: Ovarro

Ovarro's Kingfisher CP-35 remote RTUs were chosen by Hastings District Council and Napier City Council, both located in Hawke's Bay, on New Zealand's North Island.


Sydney Water replaces actuators to ensure clean drinking water

04 March, 2024 | Supplied by: Barron GJM

Replacing hydraulic actuators with electric actuators from AUMA ensures drinking water is free from oil contamination.


'Molecular trap' can remove sulfate from waterways

27 February, 2024

Scientists from The University of Queensland and Xiamen University in China have hit on a way to remove sulfate, a naturally occurring ion, from water.


Thirsty emus look to smart solar for their daily drink

23 February, 2024 | Supplied by: Water Dynamics Ltd

A solar-powered irrigation project has been designed to help ensure the sustainability and cost-efficiency of an emu farm at Mt Gwynne that stocks up to 300 birds.


Trial uses clay to combat algal growth

21 February, 2024

The WA Govt is putting clay to innovative use in a trial to improve water quality in the Peel-Harvey (Bindjareb Djilba) estuary catchment.


Oxygenation trial to restore Darling River biodiversity

14 February, 2024 | Supplied by: Linde Australia

Mass fish deaths have occurred in the Darling River due to low dissolved oxygen levels caused by weather conditions and changes in local waterways.


Sustainably managing water monitoring: Bürkert's Digital Solutions for Quality and Cost Efficiency

01 February, 2024 | Supplied by: Burkert Fluid Control Systems

Water utilities in Australia face a growing number of challenges, and traditional methods of measuring water quality are no longer sufficient.


Fluid Components International FS10i Flow Switch/Monitor

01 February, 2024 | Supplied by: AMS Instrumentation & Calibration Pty Ltd

Designed for industrial processes, manufacturing operations, pumps, compressed air, gas compressors and HVAC systems requiring flow assurance and alarming, the compact SIL 2 compliant FS10i Flow Switch/Monitor from Fluid Components International (FCI) features good performance and operation.


Strategic priorities for Australia's water utilities in 2024

29 January, 2024 by Peter Murphy, Head of Resources, Capability & Delivery for Atturra Advisory | Supplied by: Atturra

Facing a rapidly growing population and long-term climate change, Australia's water utilities are bracing for increased demand from both households and businesses in the years ahead.


Small gold chip helps detect 'forever chemicals' in water

22 January, 2024

Concerns regarding the toxic pollution caused by PFAS or 'forever chemicals', particularly in water, have been rising in recent years.


Upgrades to century-old pump station in Newcastle

21 December, 2023

Hunter Water has completed upgrades to the Newcastle West 1 Wastewater Pump Station next to Marketown Shopping Centre car park.


Melbourne Water undergoes digital twin pilot

30 November, 2023

Melbourne Water has recently implemented digital twin pilot technology, facilitating the prediction of recycled water quality.


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