A Kansas treatment plant expanded operations to meet federal requirements for effluent nitrogen and phosphorus levels.
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The triplex lift station arrangement provides a solution for grape wastewater processing.
Material of construction, environmental conditions and IP ratings should be considered to maintain operating efficiency.
Vibration and maintenance were reduced with the installation of carefully selected equipment.
Fully integrated systems are critical for utilities when upgrading equipment and instrumentation.
Manufacturers can provide solutions for aging water and wastewater systems.
The construction, seals and protective monitoring contribute to the motor’s ability to operate in and under water.
A northeast Germany refinery increased its MTBF by upgrading eight pumps.
In construction, mining and wastewater applications, pump choice is critical.
SCHAFFHAUSEN, Switzerland (Jan. 28, 2014) – Xylem won a contract valued at approximately $2.75 million to supply Xylem’s Wedeco-brand ultraviolet (UV) technologies to a wastewater treatment facility in the Vigo region of southwest Spain. With a treatment capacity of 147,000 cubic meters per day, benefiting 800,000 inhabitants, the facility will be the largest bio-filtration and UV wastewater treatment plant in Spain.
A seamless, three-stage process can improve efficiency.
Reduce high vibration and increase reliability with CST gear motor technology in power generation applications.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Oct. 17, 2013) – A record number of 22,589 registrants and 971 companies using 297,400 net square feet of exhibit space has designated WEFTEC 2013—the Water Environment Federation’s (WEF’s) 86th Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference—as the largest in the organization’s 86-year history.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Oct. 8, 2013) – The Water Environment Federation (WEF) and the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), two leading water organizations, have agreed to collaborate on a broad spectrum of water issues of mutual interest and benefit to the field. The agreement was signed in Chicago at WEFTEC 2013®, the world’s largest annual water quality conference and exhibition.
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