The 2012 Membrane Technology Conference will be the premier event for membrane applications in North America. For the first time, AWWA and AMTA have teamed together to host this joint conference and exposition that will showcase membrane applications and developments.
Join North America’s largest gathering of membrane professionals to learn the latest technologies:
Learn how membrane technologies and processes can solve water system problems.
Advance your product knowledge and find out how to reduce your operation costs.
Water Expo China + Water Membrane China is the only water business show sponsored by China’s Ministry of Water Resources and approved by the Ministry of Commerce.
The Khaleej Times (4/16) reports after having previously begun work on underground reservoirs, Dubai is currently "exploring ways to make use of safely treated and good quality sewage water for recharging ground water, which, in the long run, will help make an emergency reservoir of underground water." So far, "a feasibility study to reuse treated sewage water for this purpose is part of a latest joint venture undertaken by the Dubai Municipality with global engineering and construction company Hitachi Plant Technologies Ltd (HPT), part of Japan's Hitachi Group." The two groups will develop a
As demonstrated by the previous membrane technology conferences also its 6th edition 2011 in Aachen will cover the whole range of water related membrane applications and give a platform to present results of the latest research. Therefore it is addressed to everyone involved in water or wastewater treatment with membranes and associated research. The conference date will provide a good opportunity for visitors from all over the world to visit the reuse conference in Barcelona one week earlier as well.
The course includes practice and theory on pre-treatment, fouling and scaling in microand ultrafiltration, nanofiltration and reverse osmosis applied for the production of drinking and industrial water production.
Research has demonstrated that high-grade water can be recovered from flue gases of certain factory chimneys by utilising strongly improved membrane technology. Ten years of preliminary research followed by field tests led by KEMA, the Netherlands, have shown that industrial plants can change from being water consumers to water producers, making a valuable contribution to the world’s water supply.
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