World Water Day 2018Since 1993, World Water Day has been celebrated annually on 22 March. Declared by the United Nations, this day serves to highlight the importance of fresh water and its sustainable development.
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World Water DayMarch 22nd is the World Water Day, which aims to raise public awareness about the responsible use of water and its importance to quench thirst or protect health.
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Evaporation systems for water desalinationEvarporation systems are an efficient technology for water desalination solutions, such as ultrapure water production and brine treatment.
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Aerobic digestion reactors (ADR) for biological wastewater treatmentAerobic digestion reactors are the most competitive choice when effluents have a high concentration of dissolved organic matter due to its low cost and simplicity.
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Technologies to aid ocean conservationOcean conservation is a vital current issue. We analyze some of the main pollutants generated by industrial activities and the possible solutions.
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Evaporators for wastewater treatmentThe evaporators for wastewater treatment, Envidest MVR FC, are a high efficiency system for the treatment of complex industrial effluents.
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Photo-oxidation for industrial effluent treatmentPhoto-oxidation is a good solution for effluents that are difficult to treat with traditional technologies. It has 2 variants: photolysis or photocatalysis.
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Water production technologies vs. large waterworksWhen possible, water production technologies, such as forward osmosis or reverse osmosis, are a good alternative to large waterworks.
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Salt crystallization in industrial wastewater treatmentSalt crystallization is a very common process in iindustrial wastewater treatment. It also allows the recovery of salts and other raw materials. 98% of clean water can be obtained after a crystallization process.
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Industrial oily water treatmentThe article analyzes the main technologies for oily water treatment. Oil and water separation is mandatory before pouring or reusing the effluent.
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