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Plasma-Therm Acquires Plasma Processing Technology From Nanoplas France

Nov 4, 2015

Plasma process equipment maker Plasma-Therm LLC of St Petersburg, FL, USA has acquired a High Density Radical Flux plasma technology that enables low-temperature Bosch polymer removal. High Density Radical Flux (HDRF) was developed by ...

Tags: Plasma-Therm, plasma technology, HDRF

Imec Has Grown to Be a Multi-Disciplinary Expertise Center

Jan 21, 2014

Last week nanotechnology research institute imec of Leuven, Belgium celebrated its 30th anniversary. Founded in 1984 as a non-profit organization, imec has grown to be a multi-disciplinary expertise center in the fields of semiconductor ...

Tags: FinFETs, III-V CMOS, ASML of Veldhoven, TSMC

IDUSA Has Announced Its New Line of Premium Guard Extended Life Oil Filters

Nov 26, 2013

IDUSA's new Premium Guard line is designed to deliver engine protection up to 10,000 miles when used with synthetic oil. International Distributors USA Inc. (IDUSA), a global supply network of automotive replacement parts, has announced ...

Tags: extended, life, oil, filter, IDUSA

Veolia Presents Two New Wastewater Treatment Processes

Oct 10, 2013

Veolia presents two new wastewater treatment processes that 'significantly improve efficiency and reduce costs'. Veolia Water has reported it has introduced two new wastewater processes which significantly improve efficiency and reduce ...

Tags: Wastewater Treatment, Processing Machinery

Specific Problems Need to Be Overcome When Dealing with Produced Waters From Offshore Oil

May 21, 2013

There are some very specific problems that need to be overcome when dealing with produced waters from offshore oil and gas production. In the first of a series of three articles, oil industry expert David Robinson discusses the treatment ...

Tags: Oil and Gas, Produced Waters Offshore

Energy Wastage and Relative Inefficiency in Fixing The Problems They Set out to Address

Feb 18, 2013

Underperforming open industrial waste water treatment lagoons are on the way out after more than a century, as industry counts the cost of their pollution, odours, leakage, energy wastage and relative inefficiency in fixing the problems ...

Tags: Underperforming Waste Lagoons, The Environmental Risk Management

The Removal Efficiency of Treatment Processes for Antibiotics in Urban Wastewaters

Feb 5, 2013

This review paper considers the removal efficiency of treatment processes for antibiotics in urban wastewaters. The removal efficiency is dependent on antibiotics’ physicochemical properties, and on the treatment process operating ...

Tags: antibiotics, urban wastewaters, water treatment

Constructed Wetlands May Be a Sustainable Alternative Method for Removing Plant Pathogens

Jan 30, 2013

This study shows that constructed wetlands may be a sustainable alternative method for removing plant pathogens from greenhouse wastewater. The observed removal efficiency of 99.99% is an acceptable threshold for the industry. The lack of ...

Tags: Plant Pathogens, greenhouse wastewater, removal efficiency

A Vastly Different Green Energy Technology Is Quietly Making Real Progress Across Globe

Dec 12, 2012

While solar power,wind power and tidal power grab the daily headlines,a vastly different green energy technology is quietly making real progress across the globe. Anaerobic waste water digestion technologies respond not only to industry's ...

Tags: green energy, GWE, wastewater with high COD

The State-of-The-Art of Current Treatment Techniques in Wastewater and Biosolids Treatment

Nov 28, 2012

This paper reviews the state-of-the-art of current treatment techniques in wastewater and biosolids treatment in terms of the removal efficiency and mechanism of estrogenic hormones. Estrogenic hormones (estrone, 17β-estradiol, ...

Tags: Detection Techniques, Sludge Treatment

Both Nitrate Reduction and Sulfate Reduction Were Occurring as Bioremediation Mechanisms

Oct 11, 2012

This modification of enhanced anaerobic bioremediation uses non-activated persulfate to accelerate the breakdown of organic phosphorus. It then stimulates benzene biodegradation by nitrate and sulfate reduction. This novel modification of ...

Tags: market view, filter

PT Great Giant Pineapple Company Is Using GWE's Anaerobic Technology

Jun 4, 2012

PT Great Giant Pineapple company, the world’s third largest producer of pineapples based in Indonesia, is using GWE’s anaerobic technology to extract green energy from a biological waste stream. The PT Great Giant Pineapple ...

Tags: market view, anaerobic technology

The PPCPs and Other Micropollutants Has Been Compared Using Reverse Osmosis and Ozonation

Mar 29, 2012

The removal of pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) and other micropollutants from treated wastewater has been compared using reverse osmosis and ozonation. Ozone/biofiltration and RO are comparable for micropollutant removal, ...

Tags: market view, biofiltration, wastewater treatment

To Filter or Not to Filter?

Dec 6, 2011

"To filter or not to filter?" that is the question - or is it? The real question we need to ask ourselves is, what type of filtration do we need? In today's engineering climate, most of us will have to learn something about filtration. Most ...

Tags: Industry Knowledge, Learning Center, Filtration, Purifier&Filter

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