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Koch Membrane Systems PURON® MBR Product Selected for one of the Largest MBR Projects in China.

Koch Membrane Systems, Inc. (Koch), a global leader in membrane filtration technologies, announced today its PURON® Membrane Bio-Reactor (MBR) modules have been selected for the Ji’nan Wastewater Treatment Plant I and Plant II Expansion Project.

Each plant will have 100,000 m3/day treating capacity. The site is located in the Shandong province, which is China’s second-most populated province, with over 100 million people.

This project continues the strong presence of Koch’s PURON® MBR in various municipal and industrial wastewater treatment projects in China, demonstrating exceptional performance and creating value to clients.

 

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Koch Membrane Systems PURON® MBR Product Selected for one of the Largest MBR Projects in China.2018-06-25T23:02:52+02:00

China Energy Engineering : ACWA Power signs power and water desalination cooperation.

During the MoU signing with ACWA Power’s Chairman Mohammad Abunayyan and Energy China’s Chairman Wang Jianping

DUBAI — ACWA Power, a leading developer, owner, and operator of power generation and water desalination plants, on Saturday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China Energy Engineering Corporation Limited, a global leader in international engineering and EPC contracting, during a ceremony in Dubai.

 

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China Energy Engineering : ACWA Power signs power and water desalination cooperation.2018-06-10T10:15:16+02:00

Ion concentration polarization (ICP) – Low-Cost and Pump-Free Water Desalination

Low-cost small-scale water desalination could be very useful to ensure the supply of drinking water in developing and remote areas. Ion concentration polarization (ICP) is a desalination technique that requires little energy, which could make it suitable for such applications. The method works by applying a voltage to an ion-selective membrane, which causes a depletion of ions around the membrane. This zone repels charged species. However, the technique is usually performed using expensive microfluidic devices. Hong Liu and colleagues, Southeast University, Nanjing, China, have developed a low-cost, fabric-based desalination setup that uses ICP. The team used polyester fabric, cut […]

Ion concentration polarization (ICP) – Low-Cost and Pump-Free Water Desalination2017-12-18T16:27:04+01:00

China plans to add 600.000 m³/d Capacity of sea water desalination capacity

China plans to increase its sea water desalination capacity more than fivefold during the next three to five years to ease a water shortage on its inhabited islands. Around 100 sea water desalination projects will be built or upgraded in 16 coastal provinces and cities, adding 600,000 tonnes of daily desalination capacity to the existing capacity of 135,700 tonnes, according to a plan issued by the National Development and Reform Commission and the State Oceanic Administration. By 2020, desalinated sea water is expected to become the main source of water for islands suffering a severe water shortage, according to […]

China plans to add 600.000 m³/d Capacity of sea water desalination capacity2017-12-15T14:24:38+01:00

China boasts continuous growth in sea water desalination capacity – China – Hangzhou

China’s sea water desalination capacity has grown for three straight years, with 158 sets of equipment installed as of the end of 2016.

The daily desalination capacity exceeded 1.38 million cubic meters, according to figures made public at a forum on water pollution control and ecological protection that ended Monday in Hangzhou, capital of east China’s Zhejiang Province. Nearly 70 percent of China’s desalinated sea water was for industrial use as of the end of last year. In northern China’s Liaoning, Hebei and Tianjin regions, desalinated water mainly supplies the hydropower, steel and chemical industries. In southern China’s Zhejiang and Guangdong […]

China boasts continuous growth in sea water desalination capacity – China – Hangzhou2017-11-01T14:27:35+01:00

China desalinates nearly 1.2 mln tonnes of seawater daily

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The daily output of China’s 131 seawater desalination projects reached more than 1.18 million tonnes by the end of 2016, according to an official report released Wednesday.   Sixty-six percent has been used for industrial purposes and the rest for residential use. China will speed up the legislation on seawater utilization, expand the use of seawater and address public concerns over drinking desalinated seawater, said Qu Tanzhou, head of science and technology department under the SOA.

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China desalinates nearly 1.2 mln tonnes of seawater daily2017-07-20T09:17:52+02:00
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