News und Artikel

24.03.2011

News

Frost & Sullivan

Frost & Sullivan: Economic Stability Props up the Wastewater Treatment Market in the Oil & Gas Industry

The global water and wastewater treatment market in the oil and gas industry expects to achieve significant growth once the products in the market become more affordable. End users that are delaying projects to the third and fourth quarters of 2011 and early 2012 are expected to invest in wastewater treatment solutions when they re-evaluate technology strategies to comply with discharge regulations.
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23.03.2011

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Borealis AG

American Environmental Scientist receives 2011 Stockholm Water Prize

Co-founders of the Stockholm Water Prize, Borealis and Borouge, are pleased to share the announcement of Stephen R. Carpenter, Professor of Zoology and Limnology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, for his groundbreaking research on lake eco-systems. The Stockholm Water Prize is the world’s most prestigious award for outstanding achievements in water-related activities.
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22.03.2011

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Siemens Water Technologies Corp.

Siemens to supply system to reuse wastewater produced by natural gas drilling in Pennsylvania

Siemens Water Technologies is providing Hydro Recovery LP with a wastewater treatment system to treat natural gas hydraulic fracturing wastewater (flowback) from Marcellus Shale drilling as well as produced water from operating wells in Tioga and surrounding counties in northeastern Pennsylvania.
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17.03.2011

Fachartikel

Renovation

Great Southern Press

Masahi Komura, Koichi Araki, Hideki Shimada, Takashi Sasaoka, Kikuo Matsui and Takahisa Tomii

Chemically restoring pipeline position

Current renewal methods for pipelines and culverts are very effective for pipe function decline and accident prevention, but offer little in the way of rehabilitating meandering and slacks of pipes. Continually expanding urbanisation means that restoring pipeline position using open cut methods has become less desirable, and as such has led to the development of new pipeline position restoration technologies, such as the chemical injection method.
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16.03.2011

News

Planning, dimensioning and construction » Line network » Water supply

Asian Development Bank

$2.8 Billion Investment Program Puts Clean Water on Tap for Millions of Vietnamese Families

The Asian Development Bank's (ADB's) Board of Directors has approved a $1 billion financial support facility that will help improve clean water access for three million families in Viet Nam, including half a million poor households who will receive their own piped water connection for the first time.
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15.03.2011

News

Construction site, general

The Robbins Company

Robbins Rallies at Malaysian Water Tunnel

Two TBMs Launched for Nation’s Largest Infrastructure Project
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10.03.2011

News

Planning, dimensioning and construction » Line network » Water supply

AFD (Agence française de Développement)

Launch of information-sharing platform for water service monitoring in small towns

This platform is open to all actors concerned by public water services and aims to improve drinking water supply services in small towns in developing countries.
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09.03.2011

News

Planning, dimensioning and construction » Line network » Water supply

SusCon

Water risks for business still underestimated

3rd SusCon – International Conference on Sustainable Business and Consumption on 28/29 June 2011, in Nuremberg
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08.03.2011

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VINCI Construction

VINCI wins contract for the new London express rail link - Crossrail

VINCI Construction Grands Projets and Bachy Soletanche Ltd (VINCI Construction), members of the BBMV consortium along with Alpine Beton und Monierbau, Balfour Beatty and Morgan Sindall, have won the €275 million contract (VINCI’s share: 36.7%) to build the tunnels for the Liverpool Street and Whitechapel stations in London.
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03.03.2011

News

Sewage treatment

Rotork PLC

CVA actuator facilitates improved control valve operation in the water treatment industries

Rotork has proven expertise in applying new technologies for the automation of valves, introducing enhanced performance and innovative features. This philosophy encompasses the CVA range of electric actuators for control valves, designed for the exacting demands of process control, specifically in continuously modulating applications.
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02.03.2011

News

Planning, dimensioning and construction » Line network » Water supply

The World Bank

Haiti/Cholera: World Bank Approves US$15 Million Grant

The World Bank Board of Directors today approved a US$15 million grant to help Haiti’s efforts to fight the cholera epidemic.
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01.03.2011

News

Components and materials » Pipes » Plastics

Global Industry Analysts, Inc.

World Plastic Pipes Market to Exceed 6.5 Billion Meters by 2015, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.

GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on the Plastic Pipes market. World plastic pipes market is projected to exceed 6.5 billion meters by 2015, driven by heavy infrastructure investments and construction boom in the developing countries as well as new application areas for plastic pipes including electrical and telecommunications conduits and wastewater and drainage pipe systems.
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24.02.2011

News

Sewage treatment

Water and Sanitation Program (WSP)

Inadequate Sanitation Costs India the Equivalent of 6.4 Percent of GDP

Inadequate sanitation costs 6.4 percent of India’s GDP, while the majority of economic impacts are associated with health-related costs
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23.02.2011

News

Software

Pipe Flow Software

Pipe Flow Software Launches New International Website at PipeFlow.com

Pipe Flow Software today announced the launch of their new website http://www.pipeflow.com to serve their international customers in over 75 countries worldwide.
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22.02.2011

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Components and materials » Pipes » Plastics

Borealis AG

Borealis upgrades performance of polyethylene for gas pipes

Borealis, a leading provider of chemical and innovative plastics solutions, is extending its range of high performance, high density polyethylene pipes with the introduction of a new “PE 100” type grade for the gas market, BorSafe™ HE3492-LS-H.
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16.02.2011

News

Repair

TT-UK Ltd

TIP METHOD WITH BURSTFORM Long pipe liner

The renewal of sewage pipes with the TIP method through a manhole has been extended by a further technically advanced variation.
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16.02.2011

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Planning, dimensioning and construction

The Robbins Company

Robust Robbins Single Shield completes Hydro Tunnel

First Laotian TBM rallies for a Successful Finish
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15.02.2011

News

Components and materials » Pipes

EITEP – Euro Institute for Information and Technology Transfer in Environmental Protection GmbH

Pipeline Technology Conference Continues to Gain Popularity in Germany and Abroad

The national and international pipeline community will meet for the sixth time as part of the HANNOVER MESSE trade fair. A large number of pipeline operators from Germany and abroad have already registered. A world pipeline outlook, nine technical sessions, over 60 speakers from 17 nations.
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14.02.2011

News

Sewage treatment

Inter-American Development Bank IDB

Belize will increase access to wastewater collection and treatment with IDB support

$10 million to improve the quality of life for residents of the Placencia Peninsula, a popular tourist destination
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11.02.2011

News

Limiting conditions » Groundwater

Karlsruher Institut für Technologie

Urban Heat Islands as Heat Sources

Researchers Study the Geothermal Potential of Aquifers in Large Cities
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10.02.2011

News

Tunneling and gallery techniques

Aker Wirth GmbH

Aker Wirth personnel management wins award for the second time

Aker Wirth has been honoured for the second time as one of the best German small to medium-sized enterprise (SME) employers.
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09.02.2011

News

United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP); United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)

UN Urges Clean-up Following Acute Lead Poisoning in Nigeria

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) have released a report calling on Nigerian authorities to prevent further lead poisoning in northern Nigeria. The report recommends taking greater measures to limit ore processing activities at sensitive sites, such as water sources from which humans and livestock drink.
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08.02.2011

News

Herrenknecht AG

Gigantic TBM for Italy

The world's largest earth pressure balance shield was successfully accepted by the customer.
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04.02.2011

News

The World Bank

As Ghana Grows, Demand for Water Follows

Though Ghana has reached middle-income status, the country struggles with a water deficit and widespread lack of sanitation, but despite challenges, Ghana is one of only four countries in sub-Saharan Africa on track to meet the Millennium Development Goal for water by 2015. Ghana's Government estimates it will need to invest about $1.6 billion a year over 10 years for adequate infrastructure.
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03.02.2011

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Trelleborg AB

A Cure for Damaged Pipes

Britain’s leading drain clearage specialist is using a new resin that allows it to plan its sewer repairs better.
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