Events
Nanostone Sponsoring Joint Technology Workshop
Nanostone Water is proud to be a Platinum sponsor for the AMTA/SCMA Joint Technology Transfer Workshop.
This AMTA/SCMA Joint Technology Transfer Workshop will focus on inland brackish water desalination, concentrate management and potable reuse topics. Attendees will learn how regional water challenges are being satisfied with membrane and advanced technologies, emerging technologies for desalination including incorporation of solar energy into desalination schemes and how these technologies will fit into existing and planned TCEQ regulations. Topics covered will include regional water quality challenges, high tech desalination and an outlook on the future of the membrane treatment industry.
The conference runs April 24-26, 2018 in El Paso, Texas.
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Ceramic Membranes- The Future of Water Treatment Technology
In partnership with Singapore International Water Week (SIWW), Nanostone Water is pleased to co-organize a webinar on “Ceramic Membranes- The Future of Water Treatment Technology”.
Nanostone will be presenting its latest progress of the CM-151 ceramic ultrafiltration technology in the applications in municipal and industrial water treatment. Please join us to hear the successful stories from Nanostone experts Jonathan Clement, Gilbert Galjaard, and Carlo Patteri.
Nanostone Water is presenting at the 16th IWA Leading Edge Conference on Water and Wastewater Technologies
This year, Nanostone Water is presenting the application of ceramic membrane in the drinking water industry. Mr. Gilbert Galjaard, Chief Process Engineer of Nanostone Water, will talk about the overview of ceramic membrane development and its prospect. Recent adjustments in ceramic membranes and technology have led to overall lower costs, which made it possible to be adapted in drinking water treatment application and has led to a noticeable increase in applications since 2014. Nanostone Water’s segmented ultrafiltration monolith is suitable to retrofit existing polymeric plants, leading to a rapid implementation on sites where there were polymeric membranes failed.
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