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Liquid foods such as wine, chocolate and fhiit juices cause significant peak loads in wastewater and are often not adequately treated with conventional treatment ...
ByWeidner Ireland Ltd based in , IRELAND
Laser Force Cytology™ (LFC), rapid viral infectivity assay data correlates tightly with traditional plaque and TCID50 assays. Radiance® provides new information around host response and the viral life cycle, enabling a better understanding of cellular infection through the measurement of novel phenotypic ...
ByLumaCyte, Inc. based in Charlottesville, VIRGINIA (USA)
Following extensive research and development, Biostage has evolved its technology to optimize the interaction of mesenchymal stem cells seeded on a biocompatible scaffold. Preclinical studies suggest that, once implanted, the scaffold seeded with the patient’s own cells signals the stem cell niche to guide the regeneration of a biological ...
ByHarvard Apparatus Regenerative Technology, Inc. formely known as Biostage, Inc. based in Holliston, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
The conventional way to reduce emissions in this industry is by installing thermal oxidizers, often in combination with chemical scrubbers, or by installing large carbon beds. Investment is high, as are the operating costs, caused by increasing energy costs, carbon replacement, demanding maintenance and by having to add chemicals. The corrosive reaction of sulfur has its own impressive impact on ...
ByAzzuro APC LLC based in Scottsdale, ARIZONA (USA)
Clean water is becoming scarcer. As a result, the demand for sustainable water management is becoming an issue that is currently being addressed more and more often. This is why an increasing number of enterprises are choosing to reuse ...
ByTriqua International BV based in Ede, NETHERLANDS
Sanitary wastewater comprised of water from toilets, sinks, showers, kitchens, laundries or floor drains can be used as source of feedwater for nonpotable applications after proper treatment. Wastewater from toilets alone or mixed with other wastewater is often called “black” water while wastewater from other sources such as sinks, showers, kitchens and laundries is often called “gray” water. Typical untreated influent characteristics of “black” water include BOD levels ~ 400 ...
ByAqua Clear Water Treatment Specialists based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Developing a sustainable approach to the disposal of textile and dyeing wastewater is a fundamental industry challenge. Textile effluents contain various chemicals used in the production process and material pollutants, such as fibre, protein and other soluble organic pollutants. Higher costs are associated with the decomposition of any dye remaining in the effluent, due to the large size of dye molecules and their low biodegradability. ...
ByWoxford Environmental Technologies (UK) Ltd. based in Headington, UNITED KINGDOM
Triqua International creates tailor-made solutions in the area of wastewater treatment in close consultation with our clients. Triqua responds to the growing need for systems in which consideration is given ...
ByTriqua International BV based in Ede, NETHERLANDS
In addition to wastewater treatment, Triqua International also provides oil/water separation processes. These processes are usually executed with a plate separator system. Regulations are becoming more stringent which dictates, in order to remove also emulsified oil, the use of the UF membrane technique, ...
ByTriqua International BV based in Ede, NETHERLANDS
The effluents that accrue in the cleaning process of silo vehicles and containers for transportation of raw materials for the chemical industry, are highly complex and constantly changing in the composition of wastewater. Flocculation as the prior art of treatment for chemical waste water can not remove many of the completely dissolved invisible substances. Thus, the residual stresses are evident despite high claritv of the 'Treated effluent' is often well above the levels witch are applicable for wastewater in ...
ByWeidner Ireland Ltd based in , IRELAND
Realize a new level of process stability and efficiency! Wastewater operators have traditionally had no choice but to rely on TSS or VSS measurements to quantify biomass in their process. These measurements detect much more than just living biomass and therefore are inaccurate and unresponsive indicators of the living ...
ByLuminUltra Technologies Ltd. based in Fredericton, NEW BRUNSWICK (CANADA)
Municipal sewage is one of the major sources of pollution, behind industrial wastewater. Every day, a large amount of domestic sewages containing faecal sludge and used water from residences is generated in our daily lives. These domestic sewages likely contains high percentage of nitrogen, sulfur and phosphorus which will produce odorous substances with the action of anaerobic bacteria. Leaving the untreated domestic wastewater to be discharged directly into the environment would cause significant harm to water ...
ByGuangdong Skyview Environmental Science and Technology Co, Ltd. based in Foshan, CHINA
The pharmaceutical industry continues to deliver many incredible advances that result in longer lives and better quality of life. ...
ByEnvetec Sustainable Technologies based in Co. Tipperary, IRELAND
Dürr provides solutions to reduce odors from industrial processes, allowing operation in compliance with local ...
ByDürr Systems, Inc. based in De Pere, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anaerobic digestion is a biological process in which microorganisms break down biodegradable materials in the absence of oxygen. One of the outcomes of this process is biogas (e.g. methane), which is produced by the fermentation of organic material. Zeolite is widely used as an ion exchanger for the removal of ammonium in anaerobic digestion due to the presence of sodium, calcium, and magnesium cations in its crystalline structure. One practical application of this property is in improving the anaerobic process ...
ByKMI Zeolite Inc. based in Pahrump, NEVADA (USA)
Process wastewater can be used as source of feedwater for nonpotable applications after proper treatment. The composition of process wastewater varies from industry to industry. Contaminants such as suspended solids, inorganics, metals and acids are often found in wastewater from Light Industrial (e.g. microelectronics, precision metal fabrication, metal finishing) and Aerospace industries. Whereas, wastewater from Food Processing and Chemical industries can include suspended solids, dissolved solids and high ...
ByAqua Clear Water Treatment Specialists based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Aqua Clear serves the Aerospace and Defense market. Major uses of water within this market include process, process cleaning, sanitation, washdown, boilers, and cooling ...
ByAqua Clear Water Treatment Specialists based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Vaccine manufacturing has been widely popular ever since Pasteur developed the rabies vaccine in 1885. Since then vaccine manufacturing has continued to be popular due to the defense that vaccines provide against certain viruses. The human immune system is constantly defending itself against a barrage of viruses and we simply lack the capacity to recognize and fight against these ever changing pathogens. Vaccines are designed to help mobilize the host’s immune system to prevent virus infections and break the ...
ByLonza Group Ltd based in Basel, SWITZERLAND
The composition of wastewater from chemical plants varies widely. Sustainable treatments of effluent streams produced by chemical and petroleum industries are typically problematic, due to the complex compositions of pollutants, low biodegradability, and toxic matters. Nowadays, high salinity (5–25% chloride and/or sulphate) represents a major challenge in the biological treatment of chemical and petroleum wastewater. High salinity levels can render traditional biological and chemical treatment technologies ...
ByWoxford Environmental Technologies (UK) Ltd. based in Headington, UNITED KINGDOM
Modern food and beverage industry produce a large number of organic wastes and wastewater, the applications of biological disposal methods, particularly, anaerobic digestion processes, are crucial to the sustainability of the industry. The examples of the applications include meat & poultry processing, vegetable and fruit processing, beverage and brewing. Woxford's consulting services, technologies and engineering expertise are ideal supports to the sustainable development of the food and drink industry ...
ByWoxford Environmental Technologies (UK) Ltd. based in Headington, UNITED KINGDOM