This project assessed the performance of a biological activated carbon (BAC) filter in removing soluble manganese from drinking water. Findings from this experiment aimed to provide evidence for BAC filtration […]
Australian Drinking Water Standards require that the water sources are tested to meet very strict requirements for drinking water. But do we test for the health of bores (wells)? When […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) has enormous potential to revolutionise water and wastewater treatment operations by optimising efficiency, predictive maintenance, and quality control. For example, AI can predict changes in raw water […]
Successful operation of any treatment plant requires monitoring to ensure the process remains within its operating limits and achieves treatment objectives. Monitoring can take different forms, including online monitoring using […]
Infiltration and inflow (I&I) of groundwater and stormwater into sewer networks is an issue for water authorities across Australia. I&I causes increased flows into the sewer network which results in […]
Potable water at Davis Station, Antarctica, is produced by reverse osmosis from a saline tarn source. There are various operational issues associated with this water production method which must be […]
Moving toward ‘Net-Zero by 2050’ includes manufacturing, operating, and maintaining assets in a manner that minimises Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. The major contributors to the GHG emissions of a pumping […]
Carbon nanotube (CNT) enriched liquid additives, when used in the design and construction of concrete result in improved durability and strength. Nanoparticles serve as nucleation sites during cement hydration to […]
Icon Water had not holistically upgraded the grit capture and transport functions at the Lower Molonglo Water Quality Control Centre (LMWQCC) since 1978. The grit removal system had underperformed. The […]