Table of Contents
WaterWorld
11/01/2010
Volume 10, Issue 6
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Feature Editorial
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Monitoring Common Ions During Desalination Using Ion Chromatography
Desalination technologies are an attractive alternative to produce water from salty or brackish water to meet drinking and irrigation needs.
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Softener, RO Brine Reclaim Minimizes Wastewater
Sustainability initiatives have continued to gain traction throughout nearly all industries and they show no signs of slowing down in the coming year.
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New IX Resin Solves Quality Problems for DI Water
The resin regeneration contractor for a major electronics manufacturer and a prominent pharmaceutical maker reports that substitution of a new mixed bed ion exchange (IX) resin in both primary and secondary service has ended recurring out-of-spec episodes for their deionized (DI) water.
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Membrane Bioreactor Helps Eliminate Municipal Surcharges
Golden Flake Snack Foods, located in Birmingham, AL, was faced with a tough decision, either come up with a solution to stem the escalating municipal wastewater surcharges it was being assessed, or move its 300,000-square-foot snack food processing plant out of the county to stem the significantly rising costs.
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Historic Mine Uses Ion Exchange for Copper, Cobalt Removal
Soudan State Park contains Minnesota's first iron mine.
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Monitoring Common Ions During Desalination Using Ion Chromatography
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Columns
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Florida Slammed With Tough Nutrient Standards
The new standards pit environmentalists and EPA against a coalition of elected officials, farmers, municipalities and business leaders.
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Product Focus: System Offers Chemical-Free Cooling Water Management
Cooling towers are an essential part of industrial processes.
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Case Study: Power Plant Stirs Things Up to Clear Intake Station Pumps
For almost 50 years, CPS Energy of San Antonio has drawn water from the San Antonio River to recharge Braunig and Calaveras Lakes, which the utility built in the 1960s to provide cooling water for their power plants.
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EPA Investigates Hydraulic Fracturing Practices
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has asked nine natural gas service companies to provide information on their practices in hydraulic fracturing, which is being used increasingly to produce natural gas from underground shale formations.
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An Overhaul for Water Rules Enforcement
EPA looks at three-prong approach to more effective regulation.
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Florida Slammed With Tough Nutrient Standards
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Departments
TODAY'S HEADLINES
Biosolids drying system to be installed at WI wastewater treatment plantHUBER Technology has been selected to provide its BT Medium Temperature Belt Dryer for the Sheboygan Wastewater Treatment Plant in Wisconsin. |
American Rivers kicks off 2013 National River Cleanup initiativeAmerican Rivers announced the 2013 kickoff of National River Cleanup, mobilizing volunteers across the U.S. to clean up trash from local waterways. |
KY water treatment plant honored for engineering effortsGannett Fleming and Kentucky American Water received a Grand Honor Award in the Kentucky 2013 Engineering Excellence Awards. |
Aquifers across U.S. being depleted at accelerating rate, finds studyA new U.S. Geological Survey study documents that the nation's aquifers are being drawn down at an accelerating rate. |
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