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    Figure 1: Industrial companies increasingly view water as a key part of their environment, sustainability and governance goals.
    Sofia Babanova
    Feb. 17, 2022
    While water reduction in industrial facilities can bring unanticipated challenges, there are existing technologies that address them.
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    Jim McMahon
    Feb. 11, 2022
    Recent developments in liquid/solids separation for the processing of poultry, pork and red meat have opened the door to more streamlined water reclamation processes that support...
    Courtesy of Sabo Industrial
    Figure 1: Wastewater generated from food and beverage processing operations can contain large amounts of suspended and dissolved solids, inorganics, nitrogenous organics and organic carbon. It can also have high biochemical and chemical oxygen demands. Consequently, such wastewater needs to be treated so it will not impair receiving waters or disrupt publicly owned treatment works when discharged.
    Del Williams
    Feb. 4, 2022
    Automated wastewater treatment systems can help food processors remain in compliance with EPA and local standards, while significantly reducing the cost of treatment, labor and...
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    The Pasfrost plant in Passendale, Belgium.
    Endress+Hauser
    Jan. 28, 2022
    With the help of Memosens conductivity sensors, vegetable processor Pasfrost is able to monitor the proper functioning of its reverse osmosis system.
    Ecolab
    Digital solutions will be required tools to help industrial water users adopt proactive water management solutions that deliver operational, environmental and economic benefits.
    Mike Cerilli
    Jan. 21, 2022
    By investing in digital solutions, companies can dramatically increase the efficiency of their industrial water management programs, helping to reduce overall water use and energy...