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FEATURED ARTICLES Water Leakage? Look to the Clouds With utilities losing up to 30% of their water supply through leakages, non-revenue water continues to plague the industry. Start-up TaKaDu claims its cloud-based, mathematical led software solution holds the answer…Read more > Share: Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Abu Dhabi? Abu Dhabi City can soon boast increasing its drinking water storage capacity from only three to 90 days. How? By injecting desalinated seawater back into a groundwater aquifer…Read more > Share: Membrane Multiplier: MBR set for Global Growth Increasing, stringent legislation governing wastewater disposal has helped propel Membrane Bioreactor technology for both municipal and industrial applications. A look at the global players involved and how technological innovation has helped reduce prices…Read more > Share: Biomimicry Desalination: Inspiration from Nature True to its global hydrohub reputation, Singapore is hoping to reduce current energy requirements for membrane desalination from 3.5kWh down to a miraculous 0.8kWh/m3. PUB's chief technology officer Harry Seah looks at what role biomimetic membranes could play in the country's water supply…Read more > Share: MAIN NEWS Desalination efforts in Singapore backed by Japanese bank Components for Singapore’s second desalination plant that will eventually produce over 300,000 cubic meters of water per day will be funded through a 14M US dollar loan from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation…Read more > Share: Storm water hydraulic modeling selected by Welsh Water Utility Welsh Water has invested to help reduce surface water run-off into sewers with a signed contract to help manage its wastewater collection and transfer system…Read more > Share: WaterWorld Middle East Call for Papers – LAST CHANCE The Middle East’s water sector now only has four days left to submit abstracts for conference and exhibition WaterWorld Middle East 2013….Read more > Share: WaterWorld Weekly Newscast: June. 18, 2012 Join WaterWorld Digital Media Editor Angela Godwin for a round-up of this week's top water and wastewater stories. Watch newscast > This week's headlines: EPA releases framework to aid water planning efforts> Partnership to protect Wisconsin waterways> Dozens of businesses join UN sustainability effort> Water experts push for Australia groundwater plan> Share: WATER & WASTEWATER INDUSTRY NEWS Promoting safe drinking water in Malawi Water and sanitation charity Pump Aid has launched a Summer Campaign to boost its work with rural communities in Sub-Saharan Africa and increase access to clean water and safe sanitation…Read more > Share: Global water prize awarded to food and beverage company Global drink manufacturing giant PepsiCo has been named the recipient of the 2012 Stockholm Industry Water Award for conserving 16 billion litres of water in 2011…Read more > Share: Higher tariffs needed to relieve UK water scarcity Prompt action will be required to tackle the UK’s water security challenges, including rising prices for higher usage, according to the civil engineering body, the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)….Read more > Share: Water purification target for Danish pump firm after UV acquisition In bid to diversify and generate more than one third of its income from non-pump solutions, global pump manufacturer Grundfos has acquired Enaqua, an American company specializing in the use of UV technology…Read more > Share: More Headlines • Wastewater treatment plant demonstrates Dutch granular bio-treatment • Water should be priority for Rio summit – SIWI • Residential water treatment shows major growth in developing world • Peru commits to better protect, manage watersheds • Wastewater treatment system in Italy to use MBR ultrafiltration • Anaerobic treatment to produce energy from animal waste PRODUCTS & SERVICES Online TOC analysis meets new methods of communication The new Shimadzu TOC-4200 online analyzer offers new functionality providing a wider range of potential applications. This new generation enables the use of new modes of communication, such as web-based monitoring from any network-connected computer in the world. Modbus two-way digital enables controlling two-way communication for multiple devices over a single integrated signal line. The eco mode is a specific function adding value through more efficient online and offline measurement. Find out more information > Share: Bürkert Our focus on water derives from the commitment to our customers to work with the physical attributes of the application environments of your world. In this overview you will find examples which allow you to examine some of our core process competencies. We can collaborate with you in the real physics of reverse osmosis, ion exchange, boiler chemistry and high purity water where we can share our experience in complete control loops for flow, temperature, pH, level, pressure and conductivity. Bürkert www.burkert.com Click here to request more information > Share: Share:

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