Nov 22, 2023
Southern Water unveils £1.5bn investment in Clean Rivers and Seas Plan
Water/Wastewater News
Nov 21, 2023
Pumps
A wastewater recycling system from Membracon has created annual savings of more than £63,000 (72,000) for a just-in-time supplier to the automotive industry by reducing water usage from 108,000 litres per day to just 21,000 litres per day.
Without site space restrictions, which limited installation to a single-pass system, Membracon would have actually been able to reduce... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Nov 20, 2023
Pipelines
Sizewell C is to start formal negotiations with Essex & Suffolk Water in the UK to help fund the construction of a new water main for the region.
The 28 km pipeline route will run from Barsham to Saxmundham and it will be sized to provide more water than Sizewell C needs.
Sizewell C will help to pay for the new pipeline, which will be capable of delivering more water... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Nov 9, 2023
Pumps
Cornish Metals is using eight Bredel 40 hose pumps and three Qdos chemical metering and dosing pumps from Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions (WMFTS) in its newly opened water treatment plant (WTP) at South Crofty tin mine in Cornwall, England.
South Crofty ceased producing tin in 1998 but Cornish Metals is working to reopen it, aiming to reinstate production by... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Oct 27, 2023
Pipelines
Portsmouth Water in the UK is proposing to install two separate pipelines to pump spring water to Havant Thicket Reservoir and draw it out when needed. This would offer the water company greater flexibility to respond to more frequent, longer droughts.
It would also mean the scheme could continue to operate if maintenance was required on one of the pipelines.
The pipelines... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Oct 26, 2023
Pumps
The manufacturer of dewatering and sewage pumps Tsurumi is building a new plant at its headquarters in Kyoto, Japan.
It is the market leader's seventh facility.
The company is responding to changes in global supply chains that have occurred since the pandemic - characterised by fluctuations in parts availability and costs.
Greater control over the manufacturing process... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Oct 26, 2023
Pumps
Rotary Lobe Pumps made by Borger have been installed on a fleet of sewer flushing vehicles for a private contractor.
Initial purification is achieved when the pumps extract wastewater through a coarse filter installed on the vehicles.
The still unpurified wastewater is then pumped into a centrifugal separator (cyclone), which separates other impurities, such as sand.... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Oct 24, 2023
Pumps
Technology from WCS Environmental Engineering (WCSEE) is ensuring a wastewater treatment works maintains strict compliance while undergoing a refurbishment.
Blockley village is within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in Gloucestershire, UK.
Its wastewater treatment plant serves a population equivalent of 2,360 and is currently being refurbished... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Oct 23, 2023
Flowmeters
Liquid flowmeter specialist Titan Enterprises has published a technical review of pulse sensors for flow measurement devices and applications.
“Deciding on the best flowmeter for a particular application can be problematic,” said Neil Hannay, senior R&D engineer with Titan Enterprises.
“There is such a wide array of sensing and output technology combinations,... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Oct 20, 2023
Pumps
Infrastructure grants of between £25,000 and £250,000 (€28,000-€286,000) to help farmers improve slurry storage should not overlook the importance of mixers and pumps, according to Landia.
Following the recent comments made by John Tydeman of Tramspread about offsetting the huge cost of managing slurry by improving its value as a fertiliser to reduce bought-in... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Oct 18, 2023
Pipelines
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $11.8 million (€10.7 million) to Nebraska from President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure through this year’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF).
The funding will support Nebraska communities in upgrading essential water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure that protects public health and treasured... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Oct 13, 2023
Pumps
At a recycling company that transforms end-of-life waste carpet into products for a wide range of industries, Borger’s BLUEline rotary lobe pumps are playing an important part in conveying the hard-to-handle wastewater to a centrifuge.
Installed at two locations, Borger’s self-priming pumps manage the effluent’s viscous and abrasive materials with ease for the process... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Oct 10, 2023
Pipelines
United Utilities has revealed a £13.7 billion (€15.8 billion) investment plan to deliver cleaner rivers, more reliable water supplies and extra support for customers struggling with bills in the north-west.
The proposals, if accepted, will be the biggest ever investment in water infrastructure for more than 100 years and support 30,000 jobs across the region, including... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Oct 6, 2023
Pumps
Tennent’s has made significant investments in various carbon reduction projects including carbon capture and anaerobic digestion plants.
the brewer has now partnered with SEEPEX to improve energy efficiency in its spent grain transfer process, which is the most air intensive process on site.
Tennent's Wellpark Brewery is Scotland's oldest brewery, tracing its roots... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Sep 29, 2023
Pumps
Sulzer has announced it is expanding its US-based water business that will include product manufacturing and testing.
The company has recently commissioned operations in Portland, Oregon, where it is assembling and testing large water pumps.
The Portland facility has one of the largest pump-testing basins in North America. Sulzer is also expanding its manufacturing... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Sep 28, 2023
Pipelines
Thames Water has commenced the final stages of its project to future-proof water pipes across north east London.
The multi-million-pound upgrade, which includes three large trunk mains, will build resilience across the local area and keep taps flowing for customers.
The original Victorian water pipes were laid in the 1800s and have survived the London bombings in... [Read More]
Water/Wastewater News
Sep 25, 2023
Other
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced $19 million (€17.8 million) in new grant funding that will work to improve the climate resilience of the nation’s water infrastructure.
EPA’s Drinking Water System Infrastructure Resilience and Sustainability grant programme will support drinking water systems in underserved, small and disadvantaged communities... [Read More]
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