Expert Interview with Bill Stimeling
Safety and Performance Imperatives for Capital Controls® Gas Feed Equipment and MicroChem® Instrumentation
Dec 21, 2020 10:32:56 AM / by William Stimeling posted in De Nora, wastewater treatment, safety, gas feed, disinfection, microchem, Capital Controls
When Marine Sewage Treatment Systems in Offshore Oil & Gas Operations Don't Really Treat
Sep 22, 2020 3:56:00 PM / by Dana Casbeer posted in marine, water treatment, De Nora, Sewage treatment, Offshore, maintenance
Marine Sewage Treatment Plants for Offshore O&G: The Dilution Falsehood
Sep 17, 2020 9:00:00 AM / by Dana Casbeer posted in marine, water treatment, Sewage treatment
Marine Sewage Treatment for Offshore Oil & Gas: Risks of Counterfeit Components on Regulatory Compliant Equipment
Sep 8, 2020 3:50:00 PM / by Dana Casbeer posted in marine, Sewage treatment, oil and gas
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When Sludge Goes Bad: Marine Sewage Treatment ‘Class B’ Sludge Production
Sep 3, 2020 10:30:00 AM / by De Nora posted in water treatment, De Nora, Sewage treatment
What are Mobile Treatment Units (MTU's) and how do they work?
Sep 1, 2020 9:30:00 AM / by De Nora posted in onshore, oil and gas
Mobile Treatment Units for disinfection of produced water in the Oil & Gas industry
Mobile Treatment Units (MTU's) are the safest and most effective oil field water treatment solution on the market today. A MTU is a self-contained system for the on-site generation of sodiium hypochlorite, an effective oxidizer that can be used to disinfect water used in hydraulic fracturing operations and do the heavy lifting in recycling produced water. MTU's are build in standard C-containers, which are air-conditioned for a safer and more comfortable working environment, and the system comes with all of the equipment needed to generate and inject sodium hypochlorite as well as the testing equipment needed to monitor water treatment operations.
De Nora Electrolytic Treatment vs. Traditional Biological Treatment
Aug 31, 2020 3:44:00 PM / by De Nora posted in Sewage treatment, Offshore
Innovative Water Treatment Plant Features Microfiltration, Solar Power – and Gas Chlorination
Aug 27, 2020 10:30:00 AM / by De Nora posted in De Nora, chlorination, gas feed, San Benito
In 2009, the city of San Benito, TX completed the construction of a new six-million-gallon-per-day (MGD) microfiltration plant, which replaced a plant that had been in operation since 1928. The new facility is considered one of the most modern and innovative water treatment plants in the region and has been recognized for its use of microfiltration and solar power. Its chlorination system, while more traditional than these technologies, was selected for its cost-efficiency, reliability and flexibility.
5 Things You Need to Know About Solids in Marine Sewage Treatment
Aug 26, 2020 8:30:00 AM / by De Nora posted in De Nora, Sewage treatment, oil and gas
On offshore Oil & Gas production and extraction facilities, the sewage treatment system often manages an enormous amount of raw wastewater, i.e., …human sewage. The untreatable or separated wastes from these systems are commonly referred to as “screened or filtered raw biomass”, or, “wet waste sludge.”
Why Adsorption is the Perfect Technology for Removing Arsenic From Groundwater
Aug 25, 2020 10:15:00 AM / by De Nora posted in water treatment, arsenic, ground water, adsorption
There are various options available for removing arsenic from groundwater; these processes range from ion exchange and activated alumina to reverse osmosis, coagulation and filtration. Each of these technologies have their own pros and cons, but in cases where arsenic treatment is the main treatment objective, adsorption is the ideal technology from a cost and ease of operation standpoint.