Archive for the 'water tech' Category

Wallingford Software Releases InfoNet v9.0

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Wallingford Software announces today the release of InfoNet v 9.0, the latest version of its asset management software solution for the water and wastewater industries. Analysis of water network data and integration of network data with other corporate systems dominate a long list of new and enhanced features.
InfoNet’s strengths in water network data integration and […]

Wallingford Software Releases Version 9.0 of InfoWorks

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Version 9.0 of InfoWorks, released today, provides ample evidence as to why Wallingford Software is widely regarded as the most innovative and technically advanced of all modeling software developers for the water industry.
In addition to major developments - such as the ability to model 2D flows using InfoWorks RS - InfoWorks v9.0 includes scores of […]

Croton Water Filtration Plant, New York

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

The largest single construction contract in New York’s history, when the Croton water filtration plant enters service in 2012 it will bring an end to a long, and at times controversial, saga which began back in 1989. Once completed, the plant will represent a significant step in improving the water quality of the one million […]

FloodWorks v9.0 Extends Flood Forecasting to Wastewater and Stormwater Networks

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Wallingford Software today announces the release of FloodWorks v9.0, the leading real time flood forecasting and warning software solution. Two significant advances head a large number of feature enhancements in v9.0: the ability to include wastewater and stormwater models within FloodWorks and the direct integration of RADAR data into FloodWorks.
In FloodWorks v9.0 wastewater (InfoWorks CS) […]

St Petersburg Flood-Prevention Facility

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

With the long-awaited completion of the St Petersburg flood-prevention facility ‐ the biggest construction project in eastern Europe, known locally simply as ‘the dam’ ‐ 280 years of debate over the city’s flooding woes are set to come to an end in 2008.
“280 years of debate over St Petersburg’s flooding woes are set to come […]

Biwater AEWT’s RO System To Supply 15% of Singapore’s Water

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Biwater AEWT was recently awarded a supply contract for the largest h20 Reuse project in South East Asia. At a capacity of 228,000 m³/day (60MGD), this will provide 15% of Singapore’s water demand by 2010.
The contract, awarded by the main contractor, SembCorp Industries, is for a Reverse Osmosis treatment plant for the fifth, and largest, […]

Endress+Hauser

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Increasing industrialization and population growth has caused tremendous contamination of surface water during the last decades. As a consequence, the laws regarding environmental conservation have been tightened in many countries.
Moreover, in-service monitoring has become more extensive and diverse. Wastewater treatment now not only includes operating, supervising, servicing and repairing equipment, it also involves the key […]

Watson-Marlow Bredel now Europe’s Number One Positive Displacement Pump Brand

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

A report by Frost & Sullivan, a global growth consulting company, identifies Watson-Marlow Bredel as Europe’s number one positive displacement pump brand. The finding from the latest market survey is a great start to 2008 for the world leaders in peristaltic hose and tube pumps.
The same report forecasts that the European positive displacement pump market […]

Watson-Marlow Enhances its Aseptic Filling and Capping Machine Range Through Acquisition of Flexicon

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Watson-Marlow, the world’s leading peristaltic pump manufacturer, has acquired Danish manufacturer of peristaltic aseptic filling systems, Flexicon, through its parent company Spirax-Sarco Engineering. The DKK141m/&uro;18.9m deal will enable Watson-Marlow to enhance its product offering and to strengthen its already dominant presence in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors worldwide.
Flexicon has been marketing aseptic filling and capping […]

Pall Europe

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Throughout the developed world it is taken for granted that clean, potable water is available at the turn of a tap. Given the amount of water we use from day-to-day it is unsurprising that we rarely stop to consider the complicated process involved in ensuring that the water we use is as safe and hygienic […]

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