Remote monitoring and control of water treatment: Benefits for renal units
To save time and money on servicing reverse osmosis (RO) equipment, and ensure reliable, efficient operation, renal units should consider remote monitoring and control.
Boiler feed – softening options
Most hospital boilers are used to supply low temperature hot water systems (LTHW), primarily for space heating. Boilers can also be used to generate steam used both for heating and other duties such as humidification, sterilisation and laundry cleaning.
Sourcing water purification technology
Facilities Management companies and Mechanical and Electrical Contractors play an important role in the healthcare sector, providing design and build, operation and maintenance services.
Veolia Water Purification Systems enhances dialysis supply at County Hospital’s Renal Unit
SUEZ Water Purification Systems has installed a Purite renal reverse osmosis (RO) water purification system to further enhance dialysis provision at the Renal Unit at County Hospital in Stafford.
Turn your industrial wastewater to profit
With the right choice of treatment technologies, and a careful cost-benefit analysis, reusing water can increase your industrial operation’s profits.
Cutting the cost of deionised water
Deionised water is a vital resource for the surface finishing industry but securing its supply can require significant capital expenditure.
Extending boiler life
Despite their vital importance to so many operations, industrial boilers and plant heating systems are often given a low priority in terms of maintenance and overhaul. This can be a costly mistake that leads to growing levels of scaling and corrosion
Let there be light: eliminating bacteria in purified water
This article explains how, in an industry first, light-emitting diodes (LED) are being used to deactivate bacteria in purified water at the point it is dispensed. Solving a host of issues associated with conventional systems.
Can water purifiers help the NHS go ‘net zero’?
At last, it seems that businesses are no longer questioning whether climate change is an existential threat and instead deciding how best to tackle it.
What kind of purified water do you need to wash lab glassware?
Most lab technicians will be aware that purified water is required during final rinsing of dirty and soiled glassware because it removes surface contaminants from the washing process.
