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Xprt Product Applications Available In Quebec
16,624 applications found
Invasive biofouling pests such as zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha), quagga mussels (Dreissena rostriformis bugensis), and golden mussels (Limnoperna) infest raw water transfer pipes, intake screens, monitoring lines, pre-ozonation units and filter ...
ByBioBullets Limited based in  London, UNITED KINGDOM
Bacteria and/or algae that pass through the water conditioner's ring of ferrites become charged by the Hydropath signal. This charge forms a hydration layer of pure water around the cell. Osmosis forces water into the bacteria and/or algae, creating osmotic pressure, which ruptures the cell membrane and causes the cell to ...
ByHydroFlow Canada based in  Burlington, ONTARIO (CANADA)
In the plastics industry, the AQUAENERGY AQ-KSEM systems take into account the increasing water and chemical prices as well as the stricter environmental ...
ByAquaenergy based in  Forchheim, GERMANY
After immersion, oil and gas are structures are colonized by marine organisms (anemones, mussels, sponges, and algae) that grow on the structure itself (biofouling). With submerged structures that have been decades in the water, biofouling becomes a problem when decommissioning obsolete oil- and gas-structures (biofouling can make up to 10-12% of the weight of the structure being removed). Owners of oil and gas installations are required to discontinue their offshore infrastructure at the end of the field's ...
ByBravo Marine AS based in  Haugesund, NORWAY