iWWD May 2019
Industrial applications can be a multitude of things. From the time I’ve started writing for Industrial Water & Wastes Digest till now, what I thought was an example of industrial water and what in actuality is industrial water are two different…
Aging high pressure water and fire suppression systems require special solutions for repair and replacement. They require even more attention when dig-and-replace is not an option. In 2013, engineers and material scientists from Simpson Gumphertz &…
A consistent flow of treated boiler-feed or process water is the lifeblood that drives system processes across a diverse range of industries. Mobile deionization (DI) or demineralization trailers are essential tools to meet those needs. Market leaders…
Every year, industrial manufacturing operations in virtually every market generate billions of gallons of wastewater contaminated with toxic, non-biodegradable organic pollutants that are resistant to traditional, biological and advanced oxidation…
Like many communities, municipalities and utilities across the country, Texas A&M University used carbon steel pipe and fittings for its water supply systems. However, these lines decayed in the ground causing extreme leak rates of up to 50 gal per…
You may have thought animals only eat plants, grass or some other food natural to their species. However, animals not only need protein and energy, they also need vitamins and minerals. Feeding livestock is a complicated task and the global feed…
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