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Dear Subscriber,
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05 July 2018
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The Water Network editors have selected the best content of the last month for you.
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Trending Technology
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Complete Algae Solution
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MPC-Buoy monitors & controls algae without using chemicals in large water surfaces. In many cases it completely replaces the need to chemically treat the reservoir or lake. Water utilities such as American Water, EPM, and South West Water have been using MPC-Buoy to keep their reservoirs free of algae for many years.
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Real-Time Reporting Generator
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Dream Report is a real-time reporting generator solution based on a configurable end user interface. It will deliver all the regulatory reports quickly, easily and reliably, and will enable major cost savings through its performance reporting and data analysis tools.
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Permalog® enables water suppliers to quickly and efficiently locate leaks in the water network. It automates leak surveying, eliminating human error and is a completely non-invasive method with no detrimental effects on supply to consumers.
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On-site Sustainable Toxic Wastewater Treatment
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InOpSys purifies industrial toxic process streams in a sustainable way and recovers raw materials to contribute to the Circular Economy. This solution takes care of wastewater purification on-site, is cost efficient, CAPEX-free, and sustainable with less logistics.
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Editor's Choice
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The Water Network interviewed Netanel Raisch, CEO at Lishtot, about state-of-the-art sensors that detect changes in electric fields in water. He explained that when water has contaminants the signals Lishtot sensors pick up become distorted the device lets you know water is unsafe to drink.
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Megan Galloway has installed UDDT toilets in Namibia with urine production around 170-200 l / day and she collects about half of it. She is asking about the risks of pumping the urine to a cultivated land area and using it as fertilizer.
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Marius Van Biljon is working on a project where a deep gold mine has dewatered an overlying dolomite aquifer, resulting in ground instability and sinkholes. He is asking about impacts of the rewatering on ground stability and groundwater contamination.
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Dusko Balenovic has made an overview of the most buzzing water news in June, to help keep all the busy water experts stay up-to-date with the latest events and updates from the water industry.
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The 25 Year Environment Plan sets out government action to help the natural world regain and retain good health. It aims to deliver cleaner air and water in our cities and rural landscapes, protect threatened species and provide richer wildlife habitats.
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An algorithm for detecting and estimating background leakage in water distribution networks integrates a leakage model into a classical WDN hydraulic model for solving the network leakage flows.
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Featured Jobs
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ClearCove Systems
Rochester, NY, United States/Remote
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Veolia Water
Aldermaston, Reading
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Bids/Tenders
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Response due date: 12 July 2018
Location: Manitoba, Canada
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Response due date: 25 July 2018
Location: Pennsylvania, United States
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Response due date: 01 August 2018
Location: Ontario, Canada
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Events
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This event considers all aspects of the wastewater treatment cycle from the sewer to discharge of final effluent and the impacts on receiving watercourses. The conference provides a forum for practitioners and researchers to meet and discuss the needs and interests of the European water industry.
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World Water Week is the annual focal point for the globe’s water issues. It is organized by SIWI. In 2018, World Water Week will address the theme “Water, ecosystems and human development”.
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