| Bega Valley - Four Municipal PURON® MBR Plants in Australia |
Municipal wastewater reuse for irrigation |
| The Bundamba Advanced Water Treatment Plant |
Employs MegaMagnum® MM13 reverse osmosis trains to reclaim municipal effluent for use as the water supply for cooling towers at the Swanbank and the Torong power stations. |
| Canyon Regional Water Authority, TX |
Expansion of two ultrafiltration plants meets capacity and drinking water safety requirements -
PMPW™ -10 & PMPW™ -8 pressure cartridges |
| Cass County, MO |
Installation of an ultrafiltration system in their water treatment plant using the ROMICON® 8” x 72" PMPW™ hollow fiber ultrafiltration cartridges
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| Datong Power |
By purifying the blow-down water with FLUID SYSTEMS® Reverse Osmosis technology, the cooling tower blow-down could replace the municipal water as a source for the boiler makeup water. |
| Joe White Maltings Pty. Ltd. - PURON® MBR & MegaMagnum® RO in Australia |
A new wastewater treatment plant, required to treat the effluent from the malting process, was built using PURON® MBR modules and MegaMagnum® RO elements. |
| KMS Assist® Service & Support Package Helps Keep Town of Franklin Water Facility in Top Shape |
Signing up with KMS ASSIST® Service & Support Package gave the Town of Franklin, Massachusetts just what it needed to keep its water treatment plant running at top performance. |
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The chief operator of the wastewater treatment plant at the Village of Tequesta in Palm Beach County, Fla., said that after the company installed two reverse osmosis systems back in 2000, it was more than eight years before the membranes needed to be cleaned. Based on the superior performance of the RO systems, which have increased the capacity of the plant to more than 5 million gallons per day (mgd) of potable water, Tequesta now enjoys complete water supply autonomy.
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| Large Diameter Element Case Studies |
This paper will present case studies where MegaMagnum® elements (large diameter reverse osmosis elements) were used, including the reasons why large diameter elements were selected for specific projects. |
| Liaoning Zhuanghe Power Plant |
The Zhuanghe Power Plant Taps the Sea with TARGA®-10 UF cartridges. Only the first stage, seawater reverse osmosis, is required for the cooling water used by accessory equipment. Boiler makeup requires higher quality water that must also pass through the second stage, a brackish water reverse osmosis system.
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| Littleton, MA |
With the desire to remain in compliance with increasingly strict water regulations, Littleton investigated the latest in water purification. After extensive pilot studies, an ultrafiltration unit from Koch Membrane Systems was selected (PMPW™ ultrafiltration membrane). |
| MBR Effectively Removes Phosphorous |
The pilot study demonstrated that lower effluent phosphorous levels could be achieved with an MBR system in place of a biological removal process. |
| MECO |
Each Lightweight Water Purifier system employs three ROMICON® ROMIPURE® ultrafiltration cartridges; the RO module consists of seven FLUID SYSTEMS® TFC® spiral RO elements. |
| Membrane Bioreactor Provides Effective Pretreatment for Reverse Osmosis Systems |
PURON® submerged MBR technology has successfully been used as the pretreatment option for challenging industrial and municipal water reuse RO systems, and can help make water recycling technologies more cost-effective. |
| Not Just A City Thing |
Small communities in Australia have adopted MBR technology for wastewater reclamation in rural areas. |
| Pioneering Water Reuse |
A New Mexico village implements a water conservation and potable reuse project using membrane technology. The state-of-the-art system employs a second-generation membrane bioreactor (MBR) and a gravity-fed reverse osmosis system to treat wastewater flows that ultimately exceed drinking water quality standards. |
| Pressure Center Approach |
Very large MegaMagnum systems, on the order of 50 mgd (8,000 m3/h) are currently under consideration at several water authorities. The optimal configuration for such systems will likely be an array of racks, with each rack holding 12 pressure vessels in two vertical columns six vessels high. This is known as a “pressure center design” because a single pressure center can be used to pump water to all the racks, rather than a train design where each train has its own pump. |
| PURON™ MBR Effectively Removes Phosphorous |
Membrane filtration is utilized as the liquid solids separation method in a MBR to capture solids and results in a very low level of phosphorous in the treated water. |
| PURON® Module Replaces Existing Membrane System |
Due to operating problems with the existing membrane module, a Dutch engineering company was asked to supply a new submerged membrane system for the plant, which treats the waste-water of their tank truck cleaning unit. They selected PURON® modules.
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| PURON® Overview |
MBR technology offers two main advantages over conventional biological wastewater treatment – significantly improved effluent quality and a substantially smaller WWTP footprint. |
| PURON® Retrofit |
A growing number of wastewater treatment plant operators have opted to replace their first generation MBR modules with PURON modules. |
| PURON® Demonstration Plant in Simmerath |
A WWTP in Germany was selected as the location for an MBR demonstration plant with PURON® modules |
| Seawater Reverse Osmosis System |
Workers at Chilean copper-gold mine port facilities will soon be quenching their thirst with drinking water from an innovative new seawater reverse osmosis ("RO") system supplied by KMS. The system is the first full-scale large diameter membrane RO system for seawater that KMS has developed. |
| Sobelgra - Largest Industrial MBR Plant in Belgium |
The capacity of the existing conventional wastewater treatment plant had to be doubled. Due to lack of space on the factory site conventional technology could not be used. Therefore, membrane technology was the only choice. Since no additional space was required for the capacity enlargement, the existing infrastructure could be used for the upgrade. |
| Thélus - PURON® Modules Replace Existing MBR Membrane System |
France plant owner selected the PURON® membrane modules for the replacement system resulting in lower energy consumption, improved denitrification and better effluent values.
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| Town of Waupun, Wisconsin |
Waupun treatment facility uses the MegaMagnum® Water Treatment System, a reverse osmosis (RO) system, for its water softening process.
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| Village Marine |
The ROMIPURE and TARGA-10 hollow fiber membrane cartridges have been tested in some of the most demanding industrial applications, and the Department of Defense was able to successfully build its new generation of mobile water purification systems around these commercially available, off-the-shelf components. |
| Water Treatment Tag-Teamed Seawater Cleanup |
The Zhuanghe plant in China chose TARGA-10® UF cartridges as the pretreatment solution because UF occupies a small footprint and provides higher-quality permeate than conventional pretreatment systems. Also they are able to cost-effectively tap limitless seawater and avoid draining their scarce surface water resources. |
