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Recycling Cadmium Cyanide Rinse Water to Meet Stringent Quality Requirements
When an aerospace structure manufacturer aimed to limit POTW discharge, Evoqua implemented a rinsewater recycling system using ion exchange, reducing manual treatment, lowering costs, and maintaining high-quality standards.
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Recycling hexavalent chromium rinse waters to meet sustainability goals
An aerospace manufacturer reduced water use and sewer discharge by recycling chromium rinse waters using ion exchange and reverse osmosis, while meeting strict quality standards.
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Recycling Waste Rinsewater Meets Production Needs During Water Shortage
Facing severe water shortages, a PCB manufacturer implemented wastewater ion exchange to recycle rinsewater, ensuring consistent water quality and uninterrupted production.
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Reducing Water Demand for Hexavalent Chrome Plating
A chrome plating manufacturer cut water demand by over 50% using an ion exchange wastewater recycling system. The solution recovered rinse water, reduced disposal costs, and avoided major system upgrades while maintaining compliance.
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Refinery Saves 2M Per Year With Boiler Feedwater Outsourcing Agreement
A West Coast refinery turned to Xylem for help in providing a more consistent and reliable quality of purified boiler feedwater. The refinery, using up to 1,500 gpm of demineralized boiler makeup water, was experiencing a variety of problems including aging demineralizers, pending environmental legislation, excessive operation costs, wide variations of raw water quality, and limited capital to address these issues.
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Reliable Water Management for Central Sterilization
St. Luke’s Hospital is a leading health care provider in southeastern Massachusetts with a wide range of medical and surgical services. Specialized areas include neurosurgery, cardiology, children’s health services, and orthopedic and general surgery.
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Remote Pumping Solution helps Mine Operators Reach New Depths in Harsh Environment
A customer in Perú needed to drain water as its large open-pit mine operation reached as deep as 1,200 ft (365 m) below the surface. The discovery of more copper in the mine, and an expected excess of water during rainy summer months also prompted the company to act. They sought a remote solution for monitoring and controlling their pumping system, particularly as routing electrical power became more difficult the deeper they dug....
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Risks associated with the use of dispense gases in a food and beverage service establishment
A dispense gas is simply a pressurized gas used for dispensing drinks. The gas of choice is typically carbon dioxide (CO2), especially for carbonated drinks such as soda and beer. Carbon dioxide is commonly employed in the food service environment in a variety of equipment systems such as carbonation, refrigeration, and....
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The Smarter Water Manager
Communities around the world are facing a growing storm. Complex challenges including water scarcity, changing demographics, extreme weather patterns, and aging or overly stressed infrastructure are colliding to threaten critical water, energy, transport, enterprise and health networks. The water industry is in the eye of the storm.
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Intelligent wastewater pumping eliminates clogging and cuts energy use at Heathrow Airport
Flygt Concertor was trialed at Heathrow Airport to solve chronic clogging and delivered clog-free pumping while cutting energy use by 53%.
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Three thousand assets from the Municipality of Ede in XDM
The Municipality of Ede comprises ten residential nuclei located in one of the most beautiful, wooded parts of the Netherlands. A total of more than two thousand pumping stations have to be managed and maintained there, for which a maintenance management program is used.
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Utility reduces CSO volume by 80%, saving $400 million in CapEx spending using “smart sewer” technology
Predictive monitoring and automated control optimized combined sewer operations, reducing overflow volumes and deferring major capital infrastructure investment.
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EMALCSA: implementation of a digital twin to support decision-making in water supply network operations
The Empresa Municipal de Aguas de La Coruña (EMALCSA) manages the water cycle in the city of A Coruña and seven neighboring municipalities, serving a total population of 400,000. The utility collects, treats and distributes over 36 million cubic meters of drinking water to 138,000 customers each year, via a network of over 560 kilometers, 26 storage tanks and six pumping stations. -
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