A range of wastewater treatment technologies have emboldened Middle Eastern countries to set their sights on dramatically increased reuse targets - some as high as 100 percent reuse of treated sewage effluent. Full Story

Whether you are designing a new facility or upgrading an older site, any capital investment, particularly one connected to the procurement of treatment equipment, should include the implementation of measures to protect that capital investment. Full Story

A Pennsylvania township's wastewater treatment plant was consistently exceeding discharge limits of several contaminants. In response, the township entered into a public-private partnership that improved the technical proficiency of the operation and maintenance of the facilities and dramatically improved regulatory compliance. Full Story

When the USEPA lowered the maximum contaminant level for arsenic in drinking water in 2006, a city in Oklahoma had to shut down one-third of its total well capacity. The solution the city’s engineer designed was an adsorption system that was highly efficient at removing arsenic and demonstrated a “longer-than-expected” run time. Full Story

The market for water reuse is on the verge of major expansion. Among European Union countries, Spain is one of the most severely affected by water shortages. While new wastewater treatment technologies are continuously being developed, a technology used around the world for 30 years continues to set the standard for meeting the more stringent total nitrogen limits required for water reuse. Full Story

A large percentage of ballast water treatment technologies have been developed for flow rates starting at approximately 250 m³/hr. But, for higher flow rates, one technology is proving to offer significantly lower energy consumption and improved operating cost efficiency. Full Story

Severn Trent Services exhibits at several international, national, regional and local tradeshows and expositions throughout the year. Click here to see the 2010 schedule of events

	Pakistan Oil Refinery Uses RO/Electrodeionization Technology
	Three New Measuring Cells Added to Transmitter Controller
	OMNIPURE™ Series 55 Receives Process Type Approval for MEPC.159(55) Effluent Standards
	Intelligent Gas Flow Control Valve Device Eliminates Need for Continuous Operator Monitoring
	MARINER OMNIPURE® Series M55 Receives Process Type Approval Certification for MEPC.159(55) Effluent Standards
	Alabama City Begins 5-year Public-private Partnership
	Potable Water Solutions Offered to North American Municipal Market
	New, Compact Marine Sanitation System Introduced
	P.S. Apliclor, S.A. Achieves Top Environmental Certification
	Biological Submerged Aerated Filter Removes Ammonium, Even in Cold Weather