Ecolab Opens Wastewater Treatment Plant on Shell Jurong Island to Advance Sustainable Water Solutions
Left to Right | From Shell: Rohit Paranjape, HSSE Manager, Sylvia Lim, HR Manager, Kevin Snodgrass, Production Manager, Lawrence Woo, Process Technology Manager, Mashhad Dohadwala, General Manager | From Ecolab: Greg Lukasik, SVP & Market Head, Southeast Asia, Sew Nyit Tong, Engineering Projects and Development Director, Steven Cheah, VP Strategic Business Lead Asia Pacific, Diego Trujillo, VP & GM Downstream Business, Southeast Asia SINGAPORE, 26 March 2024 — As the world observes the...
World Water Works Offers inDENSE® Technology Through Cost-Effective ROi Program
World Water Works (WWW) announces its new ROi program, which makes it easier than ever for municipalities to integrate its inDENSE® gravimetric selection technology into existing activated sludge systems. The ROi program enables municipal wastewater operations to unlock the operational benefits of inDENSE while maintaining financial flexibility. Short- and long-term inDENSE equipment rentals are available, as well as lease-to-own options. This structure ensures wastewater plants can enhance t...
ASTERRA technology now used for wastewater exfiltration
Locating sewer defects using remote Earth observation is critical to protecting human health and the environment San Diego – ASTERRA’s satellite infrastructure intelligence solutions are now in use to locate wastewater exfiltration in three ongoing projects. The City of Garland, Texas, Anglian Water in the United Kingdom, and the Israel Water (national) Authority, all use ASTERRA’s Recover solution for water leak detection and have now extended their projects to include ASTERRA’s Rec...
World Water Works Inc. Upgrades Existing Treatment System For Pet Food Manufacturer
World Water Works Inc. (WWW) recently upgraded a pet food manufacturing facility’s dissolved air flotation (DAF) system, improving the plant’s wastewater treatment capacity. WWW designed and built the new DAF system to provide two to three times greater treatment capacity while reducing energy consumption. Based in Nebraska, the pet food manufacturer was in the process of expanding its production capacity. However, the plant’s aging stainless steel DAF system could not meet new treatment dema...
New Study Finds That Sewage Release Is Worse for Rivers Than Agriculture
(a) Sewage fungus mat found in the downstream area of one river sampled in this study. (b) Sewage fungus under a Zeiss compound microscope (Zeiss Axioskop 2 Plus). (c) Locations of the sampling sites (red triangles) at the impact rivers: final effluent from the treatment plant and upstream and downstream in the receiving river. The blue arrow indicates the flow of the river. Sewage pollution, whether treated or untreated, was found to be the primary driver of increased nutrient...
Harnessing the Power of UV Treatment: Driving Global Momentum for Sustainable Wastewater Reuse
Giuseppe Faretra, Regional Sales Manager for West and Central Europe, Nuvonic Governments worldwide are striving to find effective solutions to address our planet’s environmental challenges. One area that’s coming into sharp focus is the treatment and reuse of municipal wastewater. Wastewater treatment facilities play a vital role in maintaining public health by removing harmful contaminants from wastewater before it’s released into the environment. These contaminants may include path...
South Carolina utility expands Stantec’s work in wastewater treatment
The firm will design systems to clean up discharge from power generation facilities MONCKS CORNER, SC - South Carolina Public Service Authority (Santee Cooper) has selected Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design and engineering, as its engineer to design wastewater treatment systems at two of the state’s power generation facilities. Santee Cooper is South Carolina’s public power and water utility. Water treated through these best available technology treatment systems, as defin...
Portland Water District (Maine) takes proactive steps to tackle PFAS-contaminated wastewater biosolids
A regional solution is being developed to reduce or eliminate PFAS, so called “forever chemicals” from wastewater biosolids PORTLAND, Maine — The Portland Water District (PWD) is exploring options for an advanced regional facility to treat PFAS-contaminated biosolids. Solutions being explored include advanced thermal destruction technologies, such as pyrolysis and gasification, to safely and economically reduce or eliminate PFAS from biosolids. At its four wastewater treatment facilities (...
Buffalo Sewer Authority Saves $145 Million, Cuts Pollution with Smart Sewer Technology
City Wins International Award by Harnessing the Power of Real-Time Control, Modeling, and Analytics WASHINGTON, DC, (March 15, 2023) – Buffalo Sewer Authority (BSA) saved $145 million by deploying a cutting-edge digital system that reduced polluted water flowing into its rivers during storm events. By harnessing the power of data and analytics, the city improved the quality of local waterways and can use the $145 million savings to lessen the associated costs for city residents. A collabor...
DuPont Water Solutions Multi-Tech Offering Selected for Use in the World’s Largest MBR-RO Water Reuse Plant
PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, and its water infrastructure contractor, UES Holdings Pte. Ltd., has selected DuPont to implement its MemPulse™ MBR and FilmTec™ RO technologies for the sustainable production of NEWater at the landmark Tuas Water Reclamation Plant. WILMINGTON, Del., March 2, 2023 – DuPont MemPulse® Membrane Bioreactor System (MBR) and FilmTec™ Reverse Osmosis (RO) technologies have been selected as part of a multi-technology solution for implementation in Singapore’s...
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