1 in 5 Brits will continue to buy products with microbeads, says YouGov poll
● Government rules will see microbead use in cosmetic products and cleaning products banned by 2017
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Modular stormwater management system gets UK launch
Wavin, a manufacturer of stormwater and rainwater management systems and drainage products, has announced the UK launch of Q-Bic Plus, described as an innovative...
Digestion blocks suit metals analysis
SEAL Analytical will use WWEM 2016 to launch a new range of digestion blocks. The new ‘SmartBlock II’ range and their sample vials are...
Nereda promises “water industry step change”
Technical expert at RoyalHaskoningDHV, Andrew Thompson explains: “Nereda® is rapidly becoming the new standard to replace traditional activated sludge processes, with an installed base...
Utility chooses algae monitor
United Utilities has chosen Chelsea Technologies' ALGAE-Wader Pro and ALGAE-Station Pro systems to assist them in real time assessment of algae levels in the...
Pesticides forum to take place in November in Swindon
WRc, an innovation consultancy working in the water, waste and gas sectors, is holding its second annual Pesticide Forum meeting in Swindon on 9...
Watertight flowmeter carries a lot of power
Katronic Technologies has introduced the latest addition to its KATflow portfolio flowmeters. The new KATflow 210 has been launched in response to demand from...
Analyser measures ammonia, nitrate or COD
US firm Electro-Chemical Devices (ECD) is offering a series of analysers that can monitor any two selected parameters in separate measurement ranges for ammonia,...
High reproducibility for silica measurement
Exhibiting at the WWEM event, Swan Analytical Instruments has recently announced its AMI Silitrace Ultra, a unique product solution that seemingly embodies continuous reproducibility...
Sharp sensing from maintenance-free velocity sensor
Pulsar Process Measurement will be demonstrating its extensive level and flow measurement, pump control and sludge interface measurement product range at WWEM 2016. Visit...
Online COD claims edge for the roughest wastewater
Envitech will be discussing organic loading measurement, and recent product releases from LAR Process Analyzers, at the forthcoming WWEM 2016 show.
LAR's COD analyzer QuickCODultra...
No transmitter means a more reliable sensor
Krohne (UK) will showcase its range of analytical solutions on stand 11 of WWEM 2016.
The firm has recently introduced the SmartSens range of analytical...
WWEM conference focuses on priority pollutants
Laboratory analysts will congregate in Telford on 2 and 3 November to focus on the testing, monitoring and analysis of water, wastewater and environmental...
RO works with tricky waste
Veolia Water Technologies has launched a range of High Recovery Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems for extracting high purity water from industrial, brackish and wastewater...
Modelling flocculation for water treatment
Darrell Egarr and Lucy Horton of MMI Engineering on a project to improve the design of sludge separation and collection systems.
In the UK, wastewater...
Cashing in on the sludge gold rush
Over the past two decades, the value of sludge to the wastewater treatment sector has been turned on its head, transforming it from an...
Getting to an agreeable settlement
A&J Fabtech offers a few thoughts on picket fence thickeners, which it provides for water treatment and industrial users.
Picket fence thickeners enable the thickening...
Rolling back to move forward
A case study highlighting the importance of application version control for water and wastewater SCADA systems, from Trihedral, a developer of HMI/SCADA software for...
Technology firm demos DO measurement
ABB will be demonstrating its latest technologies for water measurement and environmental monitoring at the WWEM exhibition. With tightening legislation around the quality of...
Government announces improved flood defences and countermeasures
The Government released a National Flood Resilience Review on 8 September, outlining a number of measures to be put into effect, including enhancements to...
