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Creative Marketing: Cultivating Company Culture

July 21, 2014 por dstadtler

Improving your company culture should be a goal of every business owner. As an owner, you set the culture, that is, the way your company…

Rethinking Reverse Osmosis

July 13, 2014 por dstadtler

By Greg S. Reyneke, CWS-VI At WQA Aquatech 2014, two good friends of mine received well-deserved awards for their long-time and selfless service to the…

Dealer Dynamics: Knowledge is Power

June 9, 2014 por dstadtler

By Greg S. Reyneke, CWS-VI and Tanya Lubner, PhD Running a water business is easy…you just need the right people, with the right knowledge representing…

A Brief History of Ion Exchange Water Treatment

February 21, 2014 por dstadtler

By Gary Battenberg In 1850, agriculturalist Harry Stephen Meysey Thompson and chemist John Thomas Way observed that when a solution of ammonium sulfate was passed…

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February 5, 2014 por Nils Dailey

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A Primer on RO Application: Wastewater Concentration Calculations

January 18, 2014 por dstadtler

by Tanya Lubner, PhD Reverse osmosis technology finds numerous applications at the point of use as a final-barrier treatment for a series of anionic contaminants…

Sustainable Decentralized Water Treatment for Rural and Developing Communities Using Locally Generated Biochar Adsorbents

October 24, 2012 por dstadtler

By Josh Kearns, MS Synthetic chemical water contaminants: an often overlooked challenge in international sustainable community development [caption id="attachment_639" align="alignright" width="300"] Figure 1. Scanning electron…

Water Softener Performance Testing

March 8, 2012 por dstadtler

by Mark T. Unger The first performance standard for water softeners was the Water Conditioning Foundation’s (WCF) S-100 Standard. The first version was issued in…

Reduction of Chloramines in Drinking Water Using Catalytic Carbon

February 24, 2012 por dstadtler

By Vivekanand Gaur, Ph.D. Introduction Instead of using chlorine, drinking water utilities are gradually switching over to the use of chloramines—in particular, monochloramine—for disinfection of…

Low-Energy (LE) RO Membranes

January 18, 2012 por dstadtler

by By Michael Kim, CWS-I Background In the early 1980s, RO membranes had a typical salt rejection of 96 percent at 225 psi operating pressure.…

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