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The South West Membrane Operator Association has scheduled its 2011 Annual Symposium for Las Vegas, Nevada, on 7-9 February 2011. The South Central Membrane Association (SCMA) is gearing up for its imminent 2010 Annual Conference & Membership Meeting, which will take place during 27-29 September 2010 on South Padre Island, Texas. Israel's foreign affairs minister, Avigdor Lieberman, said on 18 July 2010 that Israel was working on a plan to build desalination plants and water purification infrastructure, as well as power stations, in the Gaza Strip. The International Desalination Association (IDA) has rescheduled its conference on Desalination: An Energy Solution, which was to have taken place in California in September, to 2-3 November 2010 at the same venue, the Hyatt Regency Resort & Spa, Huntington Beach. » Nitto Denko and Mitsubishi win Singapore MBR order » Current desalination plants will last Australia until 2026, says WSAA » Environmentalists challenge Cambria desalination test wells » Consumption cut will delay next Queensland desalination plant » New appointments for D&WR Editorial Board members » AMTA/SEDA 2011 joint desalination conference set for Miami Beach » Carlsbad water-purchase deal near to conclusion » Kurihara to lead Japanese search for cost-cutting desalination » New Mexico city seeking 4 MGD desalination plant » Saudi EDR plant to be retrofitted as RO » Floating Saudi desalination barges relaunched » Singapore company wins UF reuse plant in UAE » Indians providing MBR wastewater treatment in Africa » Ozwater conference papers due 2 September 2010 » Singapore tenders 318,500 m³/d SWRO desalination plant » IDE wins Chinese follow-on order for four MED desalination plants Read more news |
A next-generation, highly asymmetric membrane technology for semiconductor fabrication that advances wet chemical filtration performance to a level of 10 nanometers and reduces energy costs was announced on 7 July 2010 by
BEL Composite Iberica SL, the Spanish subsidiary of membrane pressure-vessel manufacturer BEL Group
Ltd announced on 6 July 2010 that it has recently been certified by the ASME Board with an 'RP'
Stamp ce... » T-Rack UF system further improved » Dow launches next generation of EDI for industrial water treatment » Membrane antiscalant receives sodium benzoate infusion » UF/MBR wastewater reuse technology developed in UK » Mobile desalination fleet aimed at power industry » Dual-layered filter cartridges designed for ultrapure water Read more product news Improved membrane desalination and wastewater reuse processes is the objective of a new research cooperation effort between global water chemicals company Kemira Oyj and the Singapore Membrane Technology Centre (SMTC) at Nanyang Technological University (NTU). A membrane-distillation desalination demonstration plant powered by waste heat is to be built as
part of research by the Keppel Environmental Technology Centre (KETC) in Singapore, using Keppel's
Memstill technology. » Singapore funds more desalination research » Singapore's Changi plant to be used as MBR testbed » Water research hub launched in South Australia » US government funding desalination research » Micropollutants web database launched in Texas » Clemson University desalination collaboration signed Read more research news |
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A membrane-distillation desalination demonstration plant powered by waste heat is to be built as
part of research by the Keppel Environmental Technology Centre (KETC) in Singapore, using Keppel's
Memstill technology. 