Segmentation and concentration are emerging as a renewed standard for industrial wastewater management to better control ...
With federal and state regulations becoming more stringent and unpredictable, facilities are encouraged to evaluate their ...
Water issues like securing an adequate supply of water for the population, ensuring clean catchments and waterways and combating the rising costs of water production are some of the more pressing ...
April 1, 2025, Minneapolis, MN (Kurita America release) — Kurita America, part of the Kurita Group, a leading global provider of industrial water treatment and process technologies, is pleased to ...
A comprehensive water approach is the future for industrial facilities, but to do so requires cross-functional leadership ...
The company plans to establish 30 regional hubs nationwide, improving waste management for restaurants and municipalities, while converting fats, oils, and grease into ...
Used extensively for over 40 years, smoke testing has proven to be a vital ingredient of successful inflow and infiltration (I&I) studies. It is as important now as it has ever been as growing ...
In the activated sludge process, microorganisms are mixed with wastewater. The microorganisms come in contact with the biodegradable materials in the wastewater and consume them as food. In addition, ...
It is a typical, muggy August afternoon in Houston, but Erik Knezevich, P.E., is feeling super-chilled. The former Rice University facilities project manager is standing inside the massive air ...
Granular activated carbon (GAC) is a hybrid mixture of a wide variety of graphite platelets that are interconnected by nongraphitic carbon bonding. The adsorptive capacity of GAC makes it ideal for ...
Activated carbon has more than 2,500 commercial product applications. Most wastewater plants use the carbons to purify the water and air leaving a facility. However, you will not find their ...
Both bacteria and viruses are microorganisms regulated by EPA’s Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) criteria. Viruses are the smallest form of microorganisms capable of causing disease, particularly ...
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