Sentences with phrase «potable water plants»

Road construction from excavation to asphalt paving operation, Surface water channel construction, Electrical grid network and substations construction and Potable water plants and fire suppression water using Polyethylene pipes)

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Working together with CST Wastewater Solutions» delivery partner Envirotech Water Solutions, Wakool Shire Council replaced the old plant with a new ultrafiltration plant to provide potable water for Tooleybuc's town water suWater Solutions, Wakool Shire Council replaced the old plant with a new ultrafiltration plant to provide potable water for Tooleybuc's town water suwater for Tooleybuc's town water suwater supply.

A major NSW regional council has introduced a supernatant recycling system into the filtration plant in the town water supply, helping to conserve potable water and providing substantial water savings over the long term.

United Water's proposed desalination plant would treat water from the Hudson River and deliver up to 7.5 million gallons a day of potable water to Rockland's residWater's proposed desalination plant would treat water from the Hudson River and deliver up to 7.5 million gallons a day of potable water to Rockland's residwater from the Hudson River and deliver up to 7.5 million gallons a day of potable water to Rockland's residwater to Rockland's residents.

Some 13,000 desalinization plants capable of producing 52.3 million cubic meters (13.8 billion gallons) of potable water a day are currently in operation, according to the International Desalination Association (IDA).

But the high cost of pumping water into and out of the ground has led to an increased interest in direct potable reuse, where recycled wastewater goes directly to a drinking water plant.

PFOA entered the local water table near the DuPont plant and contaminated the potable water supply used by more than 100,000 people.

We are installing a desal plant for our potable water.

The first three definitions don't mean much in a technological society where water first has to be made potable and conveyed to users and in turn users have to use it for effluent removal to be reconveyed to sewage treatment plants.

Use rain or gray water to grow the plants in your yard, rather than using high - quality potable water.

Other undertakings planned by the Australian government include storm water capture and reuse schemes, increased capacity for water recycling plants, potable water reduction, and extension of recycled water pipelines.