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Chem-Aqua is a wholly owned water treatment subsidiary of NCH Corporation, a worldwide company that has been providing high-quality maintenance supplies, chemicals and services for more than 85 years. They specialize in providing custom designed water treatment programs for boiler, cooling, and process water systems. |
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Loos Steam Boilers for the Carlsberg Brewery in Serbia |
The LOOS authorized dealer Eko center, has convinced Carlsberg Brewery in Serbia with its offer of an energy-optimized, modular overall concept. Two LOOS UNIVERSAL UL-S steam boilers, each with a capacity of 16 t/h, were installed. |
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Polycarbonate Plastic Containers Used for Bottled Water |
Recent media stories have raised questions about the safety of polycarbonate plastic bottles. Many 3- and 5- gallon bottled water containers are made of polycarbonate plastic, and consumers can remain confident about the safety of these products. |
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Aqua Diagnostic`s Product Launch A Success |
Aqua Diagnostic`s International Distributor Meeting at Cape Panwa, Phuket, and Thailand successfully launched the PeCOD COD analyzer range across Asia. This saves time and reduce costs for industries meeting environmental regulations for water discharge. |
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Water Treatment Method Changes |
Drinking water will be treated with free chlorine, instead of the combined chlorine (chloramine), which is normally used. |
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H2O Innovation Wins Contract |
Quebec City based water treatment equipment maker H2O Innovation Inc., has won its biggest contract to date, one worth $9.4 million, through its winning bid with Petro-Canada Oil Sands Inc. |
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Water Tops Priority List for Pollution Control Board |
In its annual action plan for the year 2008-09, the Gujarat Pollution Control Board has given the highest priority to pollution control in identified river stretches, and lakes within the time frame of March 2009. |
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| Editorial |
Our newsletter sponsor for this week is Chem-Aqua who provides custom designed water treatment programs for boiler, cooling, and process water systems.
The most complete method of treating petrochemically polluted waste water is through a series of three stages, involving physicochemical and biological processes. A European research project has succeeded in developing a water treatment system for industrial oil polluted water, at a tenth of the cost of other commercially available tertiary treatments.
For more updates, read the next issue of Water IDeaS.
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Basic Softener Operation |
Author : Chem-Aqua
Company : Chem-Aqua |
Most softeners use the principle of ion exchange. This is a process whereby undesirable mineral ions are removed from water and replaced by desirable ones that were stored on the ion exchange medium. When the exchange medium becomes saturated with undesirable ions, the unit is removed from service and recharged by passing a concentrated solution of the desirable ions over the medium. This reverses the ion exchange process and causes the undesirable ions to be replaced by the desirable ones. |
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