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Efficiency on every level: Digital twins for desalination – Siemens

In desalination plants, such models can be used to optimize multiple operational KPIs and parameters, for example the consumption of energy and chemicals in relation to water output, production costs, and resource efficiency. Moreover, modeling can help identify optimal operation and cleaning parameters to maximize water output while preventing module failures.

Thus the model supports informed decision making and helps operators improve the overall operational effectiveness of desalination plants.

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Efficiency on every level: Digital twins for desalination – Siemens2022-09-04T20:03:38+02:00

Search Siemens & Acciona Creating Digital Twin for Water Treatment Plants – Middle East

Siemens has been collaborating with Acciona to create a Digital Twin to improve treatment plant management in one of the biggest desalination plants in the Middle East.

This new technology is used to analyze, optimize and improve productivity, reducing operating times and finding faults early.

Simit software can be used to simulate field equipment and even the process of an entire plant, in real time. The Digital Twin creates a collaborative environment in which a virtual commissioning can be run, and operators can be trained in a [
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Search Siemens & Acciona Creating Digital Twin for Water Treatment Plants – Middle East2020-06-15T15:39:11+02:00

Egyptian government seeks to use its surplus electricity production in the construction and operation of new desalination plants

The Egyptian government seeks to use its surplus electricity production in the construction and operation of new desalination plants to bridge the potential water gap in Egypt. Government sources said that Egypt surplus electricity production currently stands at 6,000 MW per day, and will increase to 10,000 MW in the summer, benefiting from the added capacities from Siemens new power plants in the New Administrative Capital, Brulus, and Beni Suef. The sources added that the government is currently in talks with five international companies, including Schneider Electric and Siemens AG, to establish desalination plants in cooperation with the [
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Egyptian government seeks to use its surplus electricity production in the construction and operation of new desalination plants2018-01-29T08:03:27+01:00

Jebel Ali Station M-Station electricity and desalination plant

DEWA completes 82% of M-Station expansion, Construction on Dubai’s $3.1bn (AED11.5bn) M-Station electricity and desalination plant has reached 82% completion, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has announced. Located in Jebel Ali, most of the civil work of the expansion has been completed, with 10.9 million safe man-hours recorded without any injuries to date. M-Station is the newest and largest electricity generation and water desalination plant in the UAE, with a urrent total capacity of 2,185MW of electricity and 140 million imperial gallons of desalinated water per day (MIGD). HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA [
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Jebel Ali Station M-Station electricity and desalination plant2018-01-26T16:29:12+01:00

Formerly Siemens Water Technologies, Evoqua Water Technologies plans to go public

Evoqua Water Technologies LLC has confidentially submitted a draft registration statement on Form S-1 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) relating to a proposed initial public offering (IPO) of its common stock.

The number of shares to be offered and the price range for the proposed offering have yet to be determined.

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Formerly Siemens Water Technologies, Evoqua Water Technologies plans to go public2017-07-28T08:36:32+02:00

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has signed a 12-year Operating Plant Service Agreement (OPSA) with Siemens worth $463m (AED1.7bn)




The contract includes providing maintenance, spare parts and gas turbine rehabilitation for the second phase of K-Station at Jebel Ali Power and Desalination Station as well as for the third phase of H-Station at the Al Aweer Power Station.

DEWA has also extended the Long Term Maintenance Plan (LTMP) for seven more years for the second phase of L-Station.




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Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has signed a 12-year Operating Plant Service Agreement (OPSA) with Siemens worth $463m (AED1.7bn)2017-06-06T12:22:39+02:00
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