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Water company saves $300,000 in 13 months

15-10-2019
advanced pressure management

Better understanding of networks from Advanced Pressure Management can deliver major cost-savings for water companies burdened with increasing supply demands, aging infrastructure and poor-quality assets. Based on recent savings achieved in just 13 months of almost $300,000 (SG $410,592) for one water company, Designed Network Solutions (DNS) say …

Yokogawa releases dynamic real time optimiser, a new solution in the OpreX Asset Operations and Optimisation family

14-10-2019
optimiser, Yokogawa, asset operations, optimisation

Yokogawa Electric Corporation has announced the release of Dynamic Real Time Optimiser, a solution in the OpreXTM Asset Operations and Optimisation family. Using a combination of first principles simulation and multi-variable predictive control technology, the Dynamic Real Time Optimiser software helps to optimise plant operations. This …

Alfa Laval’s global service network and 360° Service Portfolio extend equipment performance

14-10-2019
Alfa Laval, solutions, innovation, product, equipment, performance

Maintaining the edge over competitors is never easy: Operations must be continually improved, and production capabilities optimised. Alfa Laval aims to help users stay competitive by minimising costs and maximising returns on equipment investment, with the company’s global service network and 360° Service Portfolio to support user …

British Water issues comment on Ofwat strategy

14-10-2019
Ofwat, British Water, water management

British Water chief executive Lila Thompson has released an official statement regarding the release of Ofwat’s new strategy, titled “Time to Act, Together”. Developed after a year of listening and speaking to over 250 organisations and members of the public, the strategy aims to help transform water company performance, meet …

Wastewater reveals socioeconomic link to diet and drug consumption

14-10-2019
research, wastewater, analysis

The consumption of caffeine, citrus, vitamin B and dietary fibre is higher in communities with higher socioeconomic status, according to new research from The University of Queensland. A study led by Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences (QAEHS) researchers uses wastewater to show the correlation between socioeconomics and …

WPL wins holiday park wastewater contract

14-10-2019
Juliots Well, wastewater treatment

Wastewater treatment specialist WPL has won a contract to provide onsite wastewater treatment at a holiday park in Cornwall. The underground installation at Juliots Well in North Cornwall will replace the existing septic tank and includes a WPL HiPAF (high performance aerated filter) modular treatment plant. Civil engineering specialist Aqua-Tech …

Veolia selected by Fibre Excellence to upgrade concentration and evaporation processes at Saint Gaudens mill in France

11-10-2019
Veolia, biogas

Veolia Water Technologies will provide a turnkey processing plant featuring HPD® evaporation systems designed to optimise the production of wood-derived pulp employed in the making of high-quality paper from virgin fibres. The design of a circular bio-economy may seem a relatively new concept that emerged from the declaration of the …

Editor’s pickSeven new initiatives at Aquatech Amsterdam 2019

11-10-2019
Aquatech, forum, conference

Europe’s leading water and wastewater focused exhibition, Aquatech Amsterdam, is celebrating its 55th anniversary this year. Part of the wider Amsterdam International Water Week (AIWW), the event is set to be bigger and better than before. There are many new initiatives and topics discussed at this year’s Aquatech Amsterdam. …

New pressure transmitter designed for industrial applications

11-10-2019
Danfoss, innovations, solutions, pressure transmitter, digitisation

Digitalisation is playing an increasingly important role across industries where new technological possibilities are being exploited. So far, data collection and advanced control monitoring have been focal points. Now, a new area of advanced control systems is expanding, bringing new and game-changing business opportunities along with it. "We see …

UNSW scientists design graphene filter to purify methane from biogas

10-10-2019
biogas, wastewater treatment, Australia

UNSW scientists that developed a graphene filter to improve the quality of drinking water have discovered a new application for the very thin form of carbon – the ability for graphene to purify methane from biogas produced in wastewater plants. The research team, led by Dr Rakesh Joshi of the UNSW School of Materials Science and …

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