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Our new liquid disinfectant has been proven to kill legionella in less than 10 seconds. Click below to learn more about our groundbreaking technology. ...
ByJenfitch INC. based in Walnut Creek, CALIFORNIA (USA)
ByExposmeter AB based in Tavelsjö, SWEDEN
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Experience the versatility and flexibility of a single instrument capable of characterizing microorganisms 2 µm to 1 mm in size. FlowCam provides a rapid, accurate, and easy-to-use alternative to manual microscopy for monitoring phytoplankton biovolume and community composition. Time series studies with large image datasets allow for better understanding of the subtle changes in local plankton ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
BySommer Messtechnik based in Koblach, AUSTRIA
A new tool to unlock insights in water, wastewater, environmental monitoring & recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) research. Nitrate and nitrite occur in many water and wastewater scenarios – either as intermediates or final products. ...
ByAquamonitrix Ltd. based in Tullow, IRELAND
In this study (carried out by Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research Barcelona Spain and DICeM�University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, Cassino Italy) 78 trips with walking, bus, tram and subway have been assessed. ...
ByOxility BV based in Breda, NETHERLANDS
As devices get smaller and the fabrication plants get larger, the purity of the water required for ultrapure water systems increases. In terms of water reuse, the industry has relatively conservative attitudes towards recycling water for ultrapure water applications, but wastewater is treated and reused for cooling and other less critical purposes. Besides semiconductors, two other silicon-based sectors of the microelectronics industry need large volumes of highly pure water: flat panel displays (FPD) and ...
ByGlobal Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM
Historically the pulp and paper industry has had little need for desalination and reuse – not least because the majority of production is located near water sources. Four things are changing this state of affairs: The move towards recycling means that production in mills located in “urban forest” areas is rising. These facilities face higher water costs than green forest located mills, and have a greater interest in water efficiency. The fastest growing market for pulp and paper is in China, ...
ByGlobal Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM
Securing a reliable supply of water for extraction, handling and transportation is vitally important to mining companies looking to expand their operations. These companies will go to great lengths to meet this need, running pipelines hundreds of miles long from desalination plants on the coast and treating wastewater that is conventional held in tailings ponds. Wastewater treatment technologies can recover saleable metal that might otherwise be lost and prevent environmental contamination from highly acidic ...
ByGlobal Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM
Speciality laboratories require ultra-pure water for accurate testing and research. AP Water's advanced filtration systems deliver the highest level of water purity, supporting reliable and precise ...
ByAP Water based in Campbellfield, AUSTRALIA
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From simple manual rainfall collection devices, electronic tipping bucket rain gauge sensors, through to fully autonomic stand alone data logging systems with telemetry for hydrological network ...
ByCasella based in Kempston, UNITED KINGDOM
Ultrapure water is essential in the pharmaceutical industry as it provides a high purity solution free of biological contamination for use in medical products. Supplying these systems is market worth 714 million. There is a shift in the industry as manufacturers of low-cost generic drugs take advantage of the expiry of patents on blockbuster drugs. Water technology suppliers need to be able to supply a reliable system to fit the increasingly tightened budgets within the industry. Developing markets like India, ...
ByGlobal Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM
The ballast water treatment market is set to experience significant growth in the next few years. In the wake of the ratification of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Ballast Water Management Convention and the introduction of the more stringent United States Coast Guard (USCG) Ballast Water Management Regulations, suppliers need to be ready to act on the expected spur of investment in ballast water treatment ...
ByGlobal Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM
The power generation sector is the largest industrial user of water in the world, with a need for enormous volumes of water for cooling and ultrapure water to supply boiler systems. Investment in water treatment technologies for this sector is worth $2.1 billion. Rapid industrialisation and economic growth in South East Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa is increasing demand for electricity, requiring significant investment in water technologies. Environmental regulation will push for increased treatment of scrubber ...
ByGlobal Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM
Direct reuse of wastewater in the product is not on the menu in the food and beverage industry, but the reuse of water for other purposes (e.g. washing) is now a priority. Most major F&B companies have made commitments to reduce their water consumption per unit of product, and reuse is an important part of the strategy for achieving this. Furthermore much of the growth of the industry is in emerging markets which typically have more limited, lower quality water resources than developed countries, creating ...
ByGlobal Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM
The upstream oil and gas industry is increasingly becoming a water management industry. Globally, three barrels of water is extracted for every one barrel of oil produced. With effective management, this produced water can become a source of value, as disposal options become limited and environmental regulations tighten. New water treatment technologies will allow this water to be reused in waterflooding, enhanced oil recovery and hydraulic fracturing operations, in a market worth $5.2 billion in 2014. Managing ...
ByGlobal Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM
The OceanAlpha USV is a state of the art performance survey boat with extraordinary performance. It integrates a single beam/multi beam echo sounder, GNSS/RTK, a camera, and an obstacle avoidance system. The wide bandwidth radio station allows the operator to see precise bathymetric data results in real time. These USVs are beneficial not only for mapping shallow, murky waters, but also for improving the efficiency of our hydrographic operations. Since 2010, OceanAlpha has been working with USVs to provide ...
ByOceanAlpha Group Ltd. based in Wan Chai, HONG KONG
To actively educate and raise awareness of the future generations about the role of water and hand hygiene – even more important in the times of the COVID-19 pandemic – Droople is engaged in promoting the Smart Sanitation Solutions for schools. Learn about the installation at VIVALYS – the first primary school in the world to automatically measure the level of hand hygiene of its students through connected water sensors. ...
ByDroople SA based in Puidoux, SWITZERLAND
So, what is the next step for USV technology? Developing larger, longer endurance USVs and taking them beyond shallow waters. OceanAlpha has continued its quest to develop autonomous vessels, integrating them with multibeam sonar, sub-bottom profilers, side scan sonar, CTD, SVP, and LiDAR capabilities for the oceanographic survey community. OceanAlpha’s USVs have been placed with lead users in the markets and have been applied from coastal oceanographic surveying to open sea areas, including the Antarctic ...
ByOceanAlpha Group Ltd. based in Wan Chai, HONG KONG
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Water is our most precious commodity. Drinking water is becoming more and more scarce as a result of rising demand and the drying up of resources. Particularly in arid regions such as the Middle East, Africa and increasingly in Southern Europe, the situation is deteriorating ...
ByKurita Water Industries Ltd based in Tokyo, JAPAN