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Water Management News
Changing to physics based integrated catchment modelling
Thursday, 22 July 2010 16:04 Written by Diversity Health Institute (DHI)
The water quantity and quality pressures have been aggravated by our inability to provide a coordinated management and governance framework within which to manage our ground and surface waters conjunctively. Water shortage, deteriorating water quality and persistent flood risks are among the most urgent problems that need attention. However, surface…
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HydroShare. Think of SCADA, GIS, GPS, mobile computing, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) data collection, building management system, vehicle tracking, educational program, video surveillance and mobile phone network data communications all rolled up into an internet enabled package.
Internal and external customer requirements for agile, elegant, economical and flexible solutions to…
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ITTís history is one of pioneering achievement in product development. Flygt originated the revolutionary, close-coupled, submersible, motor driven, wastewater pump. Since 1948, we have been at the forefront of new developments such as:
Submersible wastewater pumps
Solids handling submersibles
Slurry pumps
Propeller pumps
Mixers, aerators and recirculation pumps …
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Vinidex StormPRO - Leads the way for a multitude of sewerage and drainage applications
Monday, 12 July 2010 11:43 Written by Vinidex
The project, managed by Leightons Contractors included a bridge drainage system which required pipe to be installed and suspended 15-20m above ground level as part of the bridge network.
To fulfil the requirements in PE would have required nearly 200 fabricated junctions to catch the scupper drainage pipes, suspension and…
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In early 2006, Black & Veatch and their consultancy partners were appointed by the Queensland Government to carry out preliminary design for the overall Western Corridor Recycled Water Project (WCRWP), which comprised three Advanced Water Treatment (AWT) Plants, as well as the distribution network and major pumping stations. Review of…
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Major Projects and Water Reform
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Drought response plans, desalination plants and new pipelines are being implemented in order to combat the weather variability. While supply augmentation plays an important role, so do we as human beings. In order to sustain future supplies, our behaviours must change and adapt to our current climatic conditions.
The savewater!Æ…
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