
Nick Denbow, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Cryptosporidium",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Processingtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Is it time to revisit the old well in the brewery? from
Elga Process Water, which we summarised at the time by saying "Jim Allen reviews the factors to consider when looking at the potential water sources available for medium sized breweries, as concern grows over water cost, quality and supply".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Advanced UV disinfection unveiled at IWEX from
GB Environmental: "Engineers at GB Environmental have developed a number of patented technologies that maximise both the efficiency and effectiveness of UV disinfection".
In June 2007, we covered the news from Severn Trent Services
- take a look at Severn Trent Services acquires Quay Technologies
which says: "Severn Trent Services has acquired the business of Quay Technologies, of Berkshire, UK, manufacturers of a proprietary ultraviolet (UV) technology for use in water and wastewater disinfection".
Take a look also at the news release from Hanovia, Emerging trends in UV water disinfection,
as well as Innovative new on-line particle sensor from Analytical Technology,
and Emerging trends in UV disinfection from Aquionics Inc.
See also:
Minneapolis ultrafiltration plant wins award
(May 2006)
Black and Veatch won the prestigious 'Water Project of the Year' award at the 2006 Global Water Awards, for the Columbia Heights membrane ultrafiltration plant, located near Minneapolis, Minnesota
New Sigrist AquaScat family of turbidimeters
(March 2006)
A new range of Turbidimeters is now available from Siemens Automation and Drives, with models that can help guarantee the quality of the water entering any process
Partech introduces low range turbidity analyser
(October 2005)
The accurate and reliable measurement of Turbidity at very low levels, even below 0.1 NTU, demands a sensor capable of maintaining its performance over extended periods of time
Chloramine disinfection toxic by-product scare
(June 2005)
A recently discovered by-product of chloramine disinfection, iodoacetic acid, is the most toxic ever found, according to the University of Illinois in the USA, focussing attention on UV disinfection
Durapipe ABS meets water quality approvals
(May 2005)
PCI Membranes has specified and installed specially developed Durapipe ABS piping and an extensive array of Durapipe fittings for it new range of Fyne Package Membrane Plants
Second generation UV disinfection equipment
(April 2005)
GB Environmental, the UV disinfection equipment manufacturer, became operational in 2004, and now introduces 'second generation' UV germicidal barrier technology
Ultrasonic tank level systems for new water plant
(December 2004)
Portsmouth Water built the largest submerged microfiltration plant in the UK: contractors Black and Veatch selected Siemens Echomax ultrasonic level systems for both the backwash and chemical tanks
Innovative membrane technology for potable water
(November 2004)
Two recent potable water supply projects have used Zenon ZeeWeed ultrafiltration membranes, to remove suspended solids and pathogens such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia
Open-channel or closed-pipe UV disinfection?
(September 2004)
Which is best, open-channel or closed-pipe UV disinfection of wastewater? Ben F Kalisvaart from Berson UV-techniek raised the question at a recent conference
Broomy Hill high point for Black and Veatch Water
(August 2004)
On schedule and within budget, the GBP15M contract to increase the capacity of Broomy Hill WTW in Hereford has been completed, supplying 57 million litres of water per day to the Hereford area
Three Valleys Water gets the right mix
(January 2004)
Static mixers from Chemineer help to provide significant benefits for additive injection/chemical dosing applications for Three Valleys Water in a major project to improve the local water quality
UV disinfection effective at sub-zero temperatures
(December 2003)
Ultraviolet disinfection specialist Hanovia has modified its medium pressure UV systems for very low temperature applications within the food industry
Automatic backwash filters protect membranes
(November 2003)
Cross automatic water filters have helped Northumbrian Water improve filtration at a remote, unmanned water treatment plant, restoring continuous operation and avoiding supply interruptions
Heinz chooses UV to keep its water pure
(August 2003)
To ensure wash and process water remains free from pathogens such as Cryptosporidium, food giant Heinz has installed a Hanovia medium pressure UV disinfection system at one of its UK plants
UV disinfection keeps food manufacturer clean
(July 2003)
One of the UK's leading convenience food manufacturers has invested in two Hanovia UV water disinfection systems for its South Yorkshire factory
UV disinfection in meat and poultry processing
(July 2003)
Control of microbial contamination is always high on the agenda in meat and poultry processing and manufacturing
Microbial repair mechanisms after UV treatment
(June 2003)
Ben F Kalisvaart, the microbiological specialist for Berson UV-techniek, compares the microbial repair mechanisms occuring after treatment with low pressure and medium pressure UV lamps
Hong Kong chooses UV wastewater treatment
(June 2003)
Berson UV-techniek has supplied a complete UV disinfection system to a wastewater treatment plant in Hong Kong, for treating sewage from commercial and domestic buildings on the Cyberport Development
UV disinfection keeps Silver Spring sparkling
(May 2003)
Hanovia ultraviolet (UV) water disinfection systems are helping the Silver Spring Mineral Water Company in the United Kingdom ensure its products are free from microbial contamination

