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.
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
Application Spotlight: Hydraulic Fracturing
Aug 20, 2020 2:00:00 PM / by De Nora posted in De Nora, ground water, Fracturing
Oxidative Treatment of Produced Water with Sodium Hypochlorite
Jul 21, 2020 10:15:00 AM / by De Nora posted in De Nora, ground water, Fracturing, produced water
As exploration and production (E&P) companies continue to focus on improving the efficiency of water usage and disposal operations, operators are looking for opportunities to inexpensively treat produced water, as well as improve the use of treated-produced water for drilling and well completion activities.