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eHandbook: Dampen Water/Wastewater Difficulties

2017-09-12 16:31:00| Chemical Processing

The quest to optimize water re-use and anticipate regulatory pressures is driving many plants to give increasing attention to their wastewater. There are several ways to establish world-class production practices and create safe, clean and environmentally conscious processes. One way is seal-and-support system design that insulates the process from sources of contamination. Another way is careful choice of cooling-water treatment technologies and programs that can avoid problems in your cooling tower system. To help you put a damper on water difficulties, weve put together another Chemical Processing eHandbook. It includes insight on: Rethink Your Seal Support System -- Consider how its cleanliness impacts your process Conquer Cooling Water Treatment Challenges -- Advances in technology can help forestall fouling, scaling and corrosion in cooling systems Wastewater Treatment Gets a New Spin -- Newly commercialized and emerging technologies promise significant benefits Download your copy of this Chemical Processing water/wastewater eHandbook now.

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eHandbook: Enhance Water/Wastewater Efficiency

2016-09-14 17:47:00| Chemical Processing

This Chemical Processing eHandbook examines some of todays efficiency challenges for chemical manufacturers and some of the best practices that can be implemented to help along the way. Download this Chemical Processing eHandbook for insights and strategies including: More Efficient Wastewater Treatment Looms: New technologies could lead to greener, less-expensive manufacturing processes. Keep Calm and Save Water: Processors adopt diverse approaches to cut consumption. More! Download your copy of this Chemical Processing Water/Wastewater eHandbook now.

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WEF, WateReuse Encourage Federal Role In Water/Wastewater Infrastructure Funding

2016-04-07 15:50:00| pollutiononline News Articles

Rudolph Chow, Director of the Baltimore Department of Public Works, testified today on behalf of his agency, the Water Environment Federation (WEF), and the WateReuse Association at the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee hearing, “The Federal Role in Keeping Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Affordable.”

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