A LACK of usable water is one of the biggest problems facing Australian producers. With around 80 per cent of the country taken up by farms, there is no profit if there is no water. But over the last two decades, Adelaide business Hydrosmart has been helping to turn the tide around Australia for those…
Roxby Downs Golf Club has upgraded their Recycled Water treatment system and have included two Hydrosmart units in the system. 1. A H110EO Hydromaster to suit DN110mm HDPE main line with flow rate of 20 l/sec. This is fitted on the supply line from our sewerage treatment lagoons to the irrigation storage dam. 2. A…
Durban, South Africa, 22 March 2017– What if we were to consider the vast quantities of domestic, agricultural and industrial wastewater discharged into the environment everyday as a valuable resource rather than costly problem? This is the paradigm shift advocated in the United Nations World Water Development Report, Wastewater: the Untapped Resource, launched today in…
Trial of D60EO Hydrosmart, for issues with organic compounds (Algae) in water. A 30 Percent improvement in COD in a 10 day period, after applying Hydrosmart to a recirculating wastewater pipe-work. Chemical oxygen demand (COD) In environmental chemistry, the chemical oxygen demand (COD) test is commonly used to indirectly measure the amount of organic compounds…
The Australian Water Association is aiming to encourage more technological innovation in the industry through a new competition.
A project launched by NASA is aiming to learn more about global drought conditions from an unlikely source – outer space.
Demand for fresh water around the globe will outstrip supply by the year 2030, according to the latest research published by the United Nations.
The pitch at the Manuka Oval in Canberra has come in for criticism after hot weather and the subsequent dryness lead to it being in a less than ideal condition.
A mixture of high temperatures and a limited water supply is causing havoc for Western Australian banana growers.
Australian Asian Cup progression could be restricted by an unlikely source – the inferior quality of the turf at Lang Park in Brisbane.