In Hawaii, where most of the wastewater treatment occurs along the coast, funding will modernize aging systems, and make facilities more energy and water efficient.
Conwed shares filtration netting technology at FILTECH 2016
Conwed netting delivers protection, separation, support and channeling functionalities for a wide range of filtration applications.
Microdyn-Nadir buys out membranes specialist TriSep
German membranes and modules specialist Microdyn-Nadir has acquired US speciality membrane company TriSep Corporation, enabling it to offer a wider range of filtration products.
H2O Innovation secures new contracts worth $6.9 million
Quebec-based H2O Innovation has secured seven contracts in Canada and the US worth a combined $6.9 million during the three months to September 30, 2016.
New scholarship fund named for Archuleta, Texas desal pioneer
Texas water industry veteran Ed Archuleta has won the Texas Desalination Pioneer Award for his “early vision of desalinated water for El Paso, Texas, and for bringing the Kay Bailey Hutchison Desalination Plant online in 2007”.
Dewberry to provide water resources support to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
The firm will focus on analyzing emerging management trends.
WWEMA/Boenning Leading Demand Index suggests conditions improving for water/wastewater infrastructure projects
Index jumps in Q3, outlook strong for 2017 projects.
FLC Water Innovation Virtual Forum spotlights breakthrough technology
Taking place on Oct. 26, 2016, the WIVF offers water industry and federal laboratory professionals an easy-to-access, open setting in which to make real-time connections. With this forum, the FLC hopes to show that through collaborative efforts and federal technologies, the technology transfer (T2) process can contribute to addressing global issues that affect us all.
Wis. wastewater treatment plant employs advanced biological nutrient recovery from Clearas
Clearas’ advanced algae filtration technology produces unprecedented results at Fond du Lac plant.
Bluetooth LE module shrinks
Taiyo Yuden has made its Bluetooth v4.1 low-energy modules a third smaller, getting them down to 15.4 x 10 x 2mm. There are two, called EYSGCCAXX and EYSGCCSXX, and they are aimed at wearables and industrial equipment such as hand-held barcode scanners and mobile printers. The difference between the part is that the AXX version has …
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