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PR19 Challenge Report - Sewer Flooding
In the second of our PR19 Challenge Reports, which look in detail at each of the 14 common performance commitments which...
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Jersey's shining sludge plant sets new standards
When Jersey's Department for Infrastructure and Doosan Enpure had to replace
Bellozanne sewage treatment works, they...
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WWT Explains… Pumps as Turbines
In this educational guide from WWT we look at Pumps as Turbines (PaT) applications, in
which pumps can be run in reverse...
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Getting to Grips with… biological odour control
Biological products represent an alternative solution to tackle odour issues in the
wastewater and water treatment...
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Real-time data enables spot-on coagulant dosing
The recent Water Industry Awards saw Severn Trent and Malvern Panalytical recognised
for the development of the Online...
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Opinion: Phosphorus just one of the problem pollutants
Phosphorus may be front of mind for wastewater treatment in the UK at the moment,
but this emphasis should not mean that...
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DAF and municipal wastewater: a versatile option
There is growing awareness of how Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) can be successfully used
throughout the process stream at...
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WWT challenge report: leakage
In the first of our Challenge Reports looking at the 14 common performance commitments
that water companies will be...
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Expert View: Phosphorus removal made simple
With the water industry seeking efficient ways to remove phosphorus (P), the C-TECH
biological process is one solution...
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Treating the Blues: Low-cost, sustainable nitrate treatment
Advances in biotechnology now mean that low-cost, sustainable nitrate treatment for
drinking water and wastewater is...
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MBBRs: Putting wastewater to bed
Moving Bed Bioreactors (MBBRs) are the filtration method of choice for many operators
looking to remove BOD, ammonia and...
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Operational Records Key for WWTPs' Long-Term Goals
Good data on the performance of treatment plants is important not only for meeting quality standards in the present, but in...
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Digital engineering for the totex environment
Digitalisation of the design and construction process as well as the use of intelligent
piping and instrumentation...
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Precast concrete panels get flexible for sludge storage
Ofwat's reforms to create a new market for bioresources will mean a greater focus on
the way sludge cake is stored....
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Yorkshire Water sets out its bioresources market offering
Yorkshire Water has held a second market engagement event as it continues to pursue
an innovative, market-led approach to bioresources.
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Irish Water awards contract for Vartry WTP upgrade to Veolia
Irish Water has awarded the contract for the design, construction and commissioning of
a new water treatment plant at the existing Vartry reservoir site to Veolia Water Ireland
Ltd.
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Irish Water invests €14M in Bandon WwTP upgrade
Irish Water, in partnership with Cork County Council, is investing €14 million to upgrade
the Bandon Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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Spent carbon reactivated from drinking water facility
Wigan-based company CPL Activated Carbons has successfully reactivated its first batch
of ‘green list' spent carbon from a drinking water treatment facility.
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Research finds benefits in operating MBBR with mixed media
A three-year project between Cranfield University's Water Sciences Institute and
Warden Biomedia to find more effective wastewater treatment methods has found that
mixed media improves the overall performance and increase effluent quality of moving
bed biofilm reactors (MBBR) systems.