The semiconductor industry is a cornerstone of modern technology, producing chips and processors that power our digital world. However, it’s also a sector with.
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Industrial Water Treatment in the Semiconductor Industry: Challenges & Opportunities
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From Sustainable to Self-Sustained: The Future of Seawater Desalination Merges Sustainability with Profitability
With decades of experience in seawater desalination, IDE has always posed itself at the forefront of innovation and ingenuity in this field. We pushed down water production costs, set new records, and.
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Pressure Center Design: Powering Desalination Efficiency and Sustainability
Desalination technology has become an essential solution for providing fresh water to serve.
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Desalination can – and does – co-exist in harmony with the environment
Israel is a small state with a single coastline, and 7 mega-size desalination plants built or planned along this strip of coast, for a length of approximately 200 km, currently producing some 80% of.
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Solving The World’s Greatest Water Challenge With Ingenuity And Mathematics
What is the DNA of innovation? Certainly not formal education and advanced degrees. In my opinion, people who have innovators’ brains somehow maintain a childish way of thinking; they simply cannot.
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Efficient and Effective Management of Power Plant Wastewater Streams
In previous blogs, we’ve looked at general issues faced by industries with regard to their water and effluent treatment needs. In this blog, we will take a closer look at the power industry in.
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O&M of Seawater Desalination Systems in Large Desalination Plants
Hadera Desalination Plant Omis Water is the O&M contractor of the Hadera SWRO Desalination plant & is a 100% owned.
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Seawater Intake Pipe Clean – Shock Chlorination vs. Pigging
When designing a new SWRO plant, the question arises regarding how to keep the seawater intake pipe clean – shock chlorination vs. pigging. Many have discussed the need to chlorinate the.
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