North American Municipal Water Project Updates

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Dow Has New RO Element

Codeline Has New Stainless Skid

GE Expands Licensing for High Efficiency HERO Systems

Pall Sales Up 12% in First 6 Months

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            Membrane Technology Conference and Exposition Will be in Long Beach Next Week

Presenters at Membrane Technology Conference

North American Municipal Water Project Updates

Here are the headlines in the latest updates of North American Municipal Drinking Water Plants and People.  More details are shown in a YouTube video.

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North American Public Water Plants and People Demonstration

North American Public Water Plants and People provides monthly updates, plant information and contacts at the plants for both the U.S. and Canada.

CALIFORNIA

$16 Million for San Francisco Water Treatment Project

MAINE

Lewiston Approves $3 Million for Water Project

MARYLAND

Annapolis Requesting Bids for Water Plant

MONTANA

    Construction on New Bozeman Water Plant Set for Spring

NEW JERSEY

New Jersey American Water Breaks Ground on Treatment Plant in Short Hills

OKLAHOMA

$10 Million for Okmulgee Water Treatment Plant Improvements

SOUTH DAKOTA

Brandon Plans for Water Infrastructure Improvements

VIRGINIA

$43.4 Million for Henrico County Water Project

Supplier News

Dow Has New RO Element

The latest generation DOW FILMTEC™ LC HR 4040 and DOW FILMTEC™ LC LE 4040 elements utilize advanced membrane chemistry to deliver high-quality water at low total cost of ownership. “As a global leader in sustainable separation and purification technologies, we are committed to making potable or drinking water more available while protecting vital resources for communities and industries around the world,” said Snehal Desai, Global Marketing Director, and Dow Water & Process Solutions. “Our latest additions to the DOW FILMTEC™ product line will bring greater resource protection and utilization to businesses and municipalities around the world.”

Codeline Has New Stainless Skid

CodeLine^{TM }has introduced tailor made stainless steel racks and skids, mounted with housings, coupled with piping for feed and concentrate header. The skid was designed by wngineers at the Centre of Design and Research, India, using enterprise-class software.

GE Expands Licensing for High Efficiency HERO Systems

GE has been supplying HERO-based systems for a number of years. Under the new agreement with Debasish (Deb) Mukhopadhyay, HERO’s process developer and patent holder, GE will hold specific rights to market and manufacture solutions that use the HERO technology in key industry segments and applications including microelectronics, the hydrocarbon processing industry, chemical processing industry, zero liquid discharge, food and beverage and mobile water treatment.

“Our new agreement with Deb Mukhopadhyay reflects GE’s commitment to support the development and commercial deployment of HERO and other clean water technologies to help customers around the world address its mounting energy and water resource challenges,” said Jeff Connelly, vice president, engineered systems—water and process technologies for GE Power & Water.

Pall Sales Up 12% in First 6 Months

For six months, Pall Corporation sales increased 12.9% over last year. Sales in LC increased 14.0%. Foreign currency translation reduced reported sales in the six months by 1.1%. Diluted EPS were $1.25, a 28% increase compared to $0.98 for the same period last year. Eric Krasnoff, Chairman, CEO and President, said, “The Company’s execution of its strategic growth initiatives continues to yield positive results.

Conferences

Membrane Technology Conference and Exposition Will Be in Long Beach Next Week

Join hundreds of membrane industry leaders from across the globe in Long Beach, CA, on March 28 - 31, 2011 for a conference co-sponsored by AWWA and American Membrane Technology Association (AMTA). McIlvaine has integrated much of the information about the speakers and exhibitors into the networking system known as BizKnowNet. Examples follow but for the full coverage, click on EVENT at: Free News and InterWEBviews http://www.mcilvainecompany.com/Decision_Tree/subscriber/Tree/Default.htm

The following exhibitor personnel will be manning the above stands. The BizKnowNet concept is that by providing contact information for exhibitors and attendees, meetings can be arranged ahead of time.

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 WQA Aquatech USA 2011 Focused on Barrier Treatment

Issues surrounding final barrier systems took center stage at this convention in San Antonio earlier this month.

“The water treatment industry is in the first stages of what may be a major transformation that will affect how we do everything from manufacturing to sales to servicing,” said Peter Censky, executive director of WQA.

“Our goal is to advance the understanding of policy makers about final barrier treatment of drinking water.”  Censky said. “We begin with a premise that within 20 years the current paradigm – centrally treating water and doing essentially nothing more – will no longer work. Central treatment will not be able to cope with the demand for higher quality water.”

Exhibitors included Dow Water Solutions who introduced a new element (discussed under supplier news).   Also exhibiting were Aquatech, GE, ITT, and Norit.  Pentair displayed water treatment valves, pressure vessels, membrane housings, filter housings, filter cartridges, carbon block, and pumps.

Bob McIlvaine

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