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Danish wastewater plant opts for actuator automation using CK Centronik modular actuators

31-03-2020
wastewater treatment, valves, actuators, solutions

A Danish wastewater treatment works has moved from manual to automated valve actuation after ordering Rotork CK range electric actuators complete with integral Centronik control modules. Rotork CKc actuators provided the customer with a robust and reliable solution together with a reduced maintenance requirement. Fagerberg AS ordered …

‘Concerted efforts’ needed to meet 2030 Global Goals in Asia-Pacific region

31-03-2020
SDG, Singapore, water management, sustainability

Action to reverse the depletion and degradation of the environment across Asia and the Pacific is a top priority if the region is to stay on course to meet the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), according to a new United Nations report launched online, for the first time, on Tuesday. In the Asia and the Pacific SDG Progress Report 2020, …

Seven Seas Water acquired by Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners

31-03-2020
Seven Seas Water, acquisition, Morgan Stanley

Seven Seas Water has announced that it has been acquired by funds managed by Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners ("MSIP"). Seven Seas Water is a former operating segment of AquaVenture Holdings Limited, which was acquired by Culligan earlier today. Olaf N. Krohg, CEO of Seven Seas Water, commented, "We are excited to announce that Seven Seas …

Entries for Oman Young Water Researchers Award now open

30-03-2020
water, awards

Young Omanis who wish to conduct research on water saving and conservation techniques in Oman are welcome to apply for the Middle East Desalination Research Center’s Omani Young Water Researchers Award. Held under the auspices of Diam, the award is designed to recognise young water researchers whose work contributes to advancing key areas …

Researchers develop novel wastewater treatment process to effectively remove health hazards

30-03-2020
contaminants, wastewater treatment

Globally, there is a growing concern regarding the presence of trace emerging contaminants such as retinoids and oestrogenic endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) in aquatic environments. Retinoids such as retinoic acids and their metabolites, which are the derivatives of vitamin A, can cause abnormal morphological development in amphibians, fish, …

Wuhan achieves full disposal of medical waste, wastewater

30-03-2020
China, coronavirus, wastewater treatment, wastewater disposal

Central China's Hubei Province has realised complete disposal of its previous medical waste and wastewater, and achieved total treatment of newly-added waste within 24 hours, the provincial ecology and environment department said. Lyu Wenyan, head of the department, said Hubei's daily medical waste disposal capability has been improved to 667.4 …

Zero liquid discharge market to hit USD 1.76 billion by 2026

30-03-2020
market report, financial report, ZLD, zero liquid discharge, wastewater treatment

The global Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Market size is set to touch USD 1.76 billion (S$ 2.51 billion) by 2026, surging at a CAGR of 12.1% during the forecast period. Heightened intensity of urbanisation across the globe will be the central force fuelling the growth of this market, states Fortune Business Insights™ in …

Submersible sensors rapidly detect bacterial pollution in water

30-03-2020
wastewater treatment, water monitoring, water network, water pollution

When it rains in San Diego, waterways such as the San Diego River and its Alvarado Creek tributary often experience bacterial pollution that is ultimately carried to the ocean. This is a public health threat for swimmers, surfers and aquatic life, and it can stem from sewer line breaks during storms, illegal discharging of wastewater into rivers, …

A new perspective for real time and in-situ water quality monitoring

30-03-2020
Hydreka, wastewater treatment, water treatment

Hydreka have built on their expertise of online and connected metrology in the water sector by creating the NODE range of microbial biosensors. This system is connected to a self-powered PLC to monitor and analyse natural, urban or industrial aquatic environments in real time. Hydreka worked alongside Enoveo, a company borne out of a …

Using silica gel to desalinate brackish water

27-03-2020
Membrion, desalination, solutions,

Former UW lecturer and chemical engineering graduate student Greg Newbloom and mentor John Plaza developed technology using silica gel to desalinate brackish water. Newbloom and Plaza are now using that technology to power a new startup, Membrion, which aims to increase the ability for water purification at a lower cost. Silica gel is often found …

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