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 Berson has launched its OpenLine range of open-channel UV wastewater treatment systems. 100% pre-engineered for wastewater applications, the OpenLine range is specifically designed to treat secondary wastewater flows of up to 95,000 m3/day (approx. 4,000 m3/hour) over a wide range of UV transmittances. It utilises a new type of low pressure, high output (LPHO) amalgam lamp that offers stable UV output over its entire operating life of up to 14,000 hours. »» 0 comment(s)
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InfoSewer Version 6.0 for ArcGIS 10 01/09/2010
MWH Soft has released InfoSewer v6 for ArcGIS 10. The release is the first sewer network analysis, design and management software for ArcGIS 10. Certified by the National Association of GIS-centric Software, InfoSewer is an ArcGIS-based computer programme for planning, designing, analysing, and expanding sanitary, storm and combined sewer collection systems. It can be used to model both dry-weather and wet-weather flows and determine the most cost-effective and reliable method of wastewater collection. »» 0 comment(s)
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Siemens Water Technologies has launched a suite of products that provide comprehensive mobile water treatment solutions for the oil & gas industry, specifically for oil & gas production in shale gas applications. The FracTreat line of products includes mobile continuous precipitation, mobile flotation and a mobile combination pilot unit. All help improve effluent water quality and reduce the demand on fresh water sources by recycling treated effluent. The FracTreat mobile technologies are all based on Siemens fixed assets.
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The single-beam LinkQuest FlowScout 600 acoustic flow meter is based on innovative acoustic Doppler technology and is capable of reaching up to 110 metres in range with an accuracy of up to 0.5% +/- 2.0 mm/s. The operating frequency of the FlowScout 600 system is 600kHz. The standard depth rating of the system is 100m.
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