Tag: Water Purification

INFORMA MARKETS VIETNAM ANNOUNCES THE 17TH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION FOR THE WATER AND ENVIRONMENT INDUSTRY

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Returning for its 17th edition, Vietwater 2026 – Vietnam’s leading international exhibition for water, water supply and drainage, water purification and wastewater treatment – will officially take place from 4 – 6 November 2026 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC), Ho Chi Minh City. Organised by Informa Markets Vietnam, Vietwater 2026 is expected to bring together more than 450 exhibitors from over 40 countries and territories, showcasing technologies, equipment and solutions across water supply and drainage, water purification and treatment, wastewater treatment, smart water management, automation, water reuse…

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Tripura Scientists To Deploy Indigenous Water Purification Tech At BSF Outposts

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Tripura scientists are rolling out an indigenous water purification system at BSF outposts to ensure safe drinking water for troops. The initiative promises to enhance living conditions by using cost effective and eco-friendly methods. A number of Border Security Force (BSF) outposts which are located in remote areas along the India-Bangladesh border have long struggled with severe drinking water shortages due to the difficult terrain and lack of accessible water sources.The problem worsens during the monsoon season when heavy rains render the already rugged roads impassable, cutting off vital water…

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New Water Purification Technology helps turn Seawater into Drinking Water without Tons of Chemicals

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Water desalination plants could replace expensive chemicals with new carbon cloth electrodes that remove boron from seawater, an important step of turning seawater into drinking water. A study describing the new technology has been published in Nature Water by engineers at the University of Michigan and Rice University. Boron is a natural component of seawater that becomes a toxic contaminant in drinking water when it sneaks through conventional filters for removing salts. Seawater’s boron levels are around twice as high as the World Health Organization’s most lenient limits for safe…

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