Research

Sea water is the water that makes up the seas and oceans, where the average concentration of dissolved salts is 35 g / L. This water can be made drinkable thanks to desalination and purification pl...

Are the first 5 mm of precipitated water , in the first phase of an atmospheric event, for every square meter of impermeable surface provided with a draining net and which, when not absorbed or eva...

Fresh water: generally indicates the water in inland water courses coming from rain and/or melting ice and snow. The definition therefore excludes sea water and brackish water and includes lakes, p...

Drinking water (potable water): this is a primary resource which maintains living things and is fundamental to human survival. The legislation 31/2001, and subsequent modifications and integration...

Brackish water is water that has higher salinity than fresh water but not as high as sea water. The salinity needs to be treated to make the water safe for human consumption. Depending on the char...

Desalination as a possible solution Can desalination be an effective solution to save us from drought? Water represents an indispensable commodity for human life and a right that everyone is en...

Drinking water treament plant production 5mc / h mounted on skids and ready to use for emergencies leaving for Ukraine.

Brackish water: is water that has more salinity than fresh water, but not as much as seawater.

Grey water: is generated from domestic washing activities carried out in laundries, bathrooms (excluding toilets) and kitchens.

Stormwater management: why it matters Stormwater management is critical to limiting water and soil pollution. Stormwater runoff from asphalt surfaces, such as maneuvering, passing, or vehicle p...

Black water: is a term used to describe sewage coming from toilets.

WELL, RIVER AND LAKE WATER TREATMENT SALTWASH WATER POTABILIZATION SEA WATER DESALINATION DEMINERALIZATION SOFTENING WATER TREATMENT FOR INDUSTRIAL USE