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- Information
on new and improved technologies for producing high
and ultra-pure water for process industries
- Increasing
demands for process plant maximum productivity and
reliability which impact water treatment methods
and technologies
- Rapidly
changing markets in the Semi-Conductor and Pharmaceutical
Industries have major impact on the demand for ultra-pure
water
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Effective
Pre-Treatment for High and Ultra-Pure Water
Systems
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Biological
Control in High-Purity Systems
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Troubleshooting
and Problem-Solving Ion Exchange Failures
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Fouling,
Scaling, and Cleaning of RO Systems
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New
Technologies for High-Purity Water
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Reducing
Operating Cots to Produce High or Ultra-Pure
Water
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Instrumentation
and Controls for Maximizing Water Production
Workshops
& Conferences:
DESALINATION
WORKSHOP - Arlington, Virginia - May 6 &
7, 2003
The Office of Naval Research is sponsoring
a workshop on water
desalination as part of a congressional
program. The initial thrust
of the program is to develop an enhanced
transportable water purification unit (Expeditionary
Unit Water Purification System, EUWP) for
military and humanitarian applicatons. A
broader dynamic of the program is to conduct
research on alternative and improved desalination
technologies.
The purpose of the workshop is to prepare
for a forthcoming Broad Agency Announcement,
BAA, for seed programs in basic and applied
research. It is envisioned that basic research
seeds will be funded for novel desalination
approaches that may entail considerable
risks to achieve significantly reduced costs
per gallon. Applied research seeds will
be amed at attaining significant performance
improvements in established desalinations
systems as well as the various subcomponents.
The goal of these seed programs is to provide
the preliminary data to justify an expanded
on-going program.
Please visit http://www.eventmakeronline.com/onr/View/index.asp?MeetingID=18
for more information.
Industrial Water Treatment Technical Committee
Email
to the Technical Chair
Administration
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