by Paul O'Callaghan | Sep 30, 2010 | Downloads, News, Presentations
Our Current Water System Our current water system is inefficient and energy intensive Due to mounting global pressures we can no longer afford an inefficient and energy intensive system This is driving radical change and creating opportunities for technology...
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Pathogens Introduction to different types and classes Some emerging pathogens of concern Challenges in detection and monitoring Download Full Presentation
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Energy Forestry : A crop on a 4 year cycle Produces a carbon neutral energy crop Sustainable outlet for biosolids outside food chain Useful part of an overall Biosolids Strategy Download Full Presentation
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Saudi Water & Energy Forum Jeddah, October 12th – 14th 2009 Decentralised Treatment & Re-use Water Supply potential to meet 50% of domestic and/or industrial uses Energy 50% of the energy used in water services is in water conveyance. Costs Saves CAPEX &...
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Key Message ‘Big Plant’ Not the only Option Consider alternatives to Ocean discharge Download Full Presentation
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Cryptosporidium – An Emerging Pathogen Disease causing agents can be broken up into three groups; Bacteria, Viruses and Protozoa. Cryptosporidium belongs to the third group, Protozoa. The word protozoa comes from the Greek word for ‘little animal’. One aspect of...
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Decentralised wastewater management is an alternative approach to centralised wastewater management which encourages the use of satellite and catchment based treatment options. As urban centres around the world continue to expand, the decentralised model is gaining...
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Introduce a new way of generating UV light Uses Microwave energy as opposed to electrical energy As a result, bulbs do not blow Download Full Presentation
