Sustainable wastewater assured
Aerofloat custom-fit a wastewater treatment solution for Priestley’s Gourmet Delights to ensure compliant effluent and keep up with business growth.
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The urban water sector and emerging contaminants
Wastewater treatment plants are designed to treat water before it is discharged into waterways. Pollutants and contaminants complicate this process, so understanding emerging contaminants is vital for the urban water sector.
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Melbourne Water injects millions into Western Treatment Plant
Melbourne Water is continuing to invest in critical infrastructure by updating the Western Treatment Plant. The upgrade will transform it into a modern, state-of-the-art facility. It will help reduce greenhouse emissions and cater to Melbourne’s growing sewerage needs.
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Editorial: Screens and filters suppliers & manufacturers wanted
Are you looking for the opportunity to promote your filters and screens to a captive audience from the water and wastewater industry? Here’s the chance!
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Not just providing products – submitting solutions!
Some companies are only interested in selling their products to potential clients. A smaller number would rather provide solutions to the problems their clients are dealing with. SEW-EURODRIVE is a company that provides solutions for the problems faced by its clients. Such an approach can support alleviating pressures arising from potential downtime and lost opportunities.
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Work begins on Orange sewage plant expansion
Work has begun on an $8 million expansion of Orange City Council’s Sewage Treatment Plant, designed to meet the future needs of a growing city.
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PFAS stay in wastewater treatment, may enter crops
PFAS (per-and-polyfluoroalkyl substances) are known to affect ecological and human health negatively.
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“Largest fatberg” in Unitywater history uncovered
Earlier this week, Unitywater uncovered the largest and smelliest fatberg in its history, reminding people of what not to flush.
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First eco-friendly filter remove microplastics in water
A joint research team of Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST) and Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (KITECH) developed the first technology that removes microplastics in water through a triboelectric nanogenerator. It should solve the problem of various micro-toxic particles in water, including microplastics, which have emerged as a huge environmental concern.
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Disposable wipes subject to new campaign in Cairns
Cairns Regional Council has launched a “Bin It, Don’t Flush It” campaign to encourage residents to dispose of their disposable wipes appropriately.
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