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Thorough investigation, application of specialized equipment key to selenium removal. Problem
A former coal-fired power plant in the Northeastern U.S. had converted to a natural gas source. However, due to stringent EPA mandates, its remaining coal ash ponds, the byproduct of decades
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This fountain is in The National Museum of African American History and Culture located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
On November 22, a vendor in charge of maintaining a fountain at a Smithsonian museum ordered four reverse osmosis (RO) membranes from Products Direct, which is MPW’s e-commerce website for industrial and commercial
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Quick rebed turnaround, safety measures satisfy customer. Problem
A Midwestern soft drink plant over-pressurized its No. 2 softener tank, damaging the internal tank laterals and rendering the tank useless until it could be repaired.
While tank No. 2 was out of service,
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MPW Industrial Services today announced the finalization of a 10-year, $20 million contract with PBF Energy.
MPW is providing industrial water services to PBF’s oil refinery in Chalmette, Louisiana. MPW has assigned five full-time employees to the site, with a minimum of one employee at the Chalmette Refinery at all times.
MPW will
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Industrial Water Service Center, Newark, Ohio
Discuss any recent MPW success stories involving your branch.
In January 2019, we successfully installed a new process tank with the help of Engineering and Fab. During the install we did not shut down or miss any customer orders. This project was long awaited, but in the end,
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Problem
Not satisfied with the variable cost of city water and the additional sewer charge associated with disposal of wastewater, managers at a Michigan oil refinery sought to restructure its water system by incorporating reverse osmosis (RO) technology. Plant personnel determined that reusing process wastewater
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Problem
A Kansas manufacturing plant was forced to shut down after unusually high sodium levels in the Kansas River led to increased salinity in city water. Conductivity of the city water also increased from 500 µS/cm to 1,600 µS/cm. This heightened water conductivity was problematic
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It is no secret that the power sector has changed dramatically over the last 20 years. Stricter government regulations, environmental pressures and tighter budgets have transformed the way energy is produced and consumed, encouraging industry leadership to rethink age-old processes. However, certain industry standards remain constant
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Mike Romano says he was a fish out of water in 2016 and 2017. His pun was unintentional.
Mike Romano
Although Romano had 10 years of industrial water operational experience at that point, he was new to his Area Sales Manager position and to his territory, which included the southern parts of Texas
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Industrial Water Division
Sedalia employees (from left:) Nick Semler, Chris Long, William (Zech) Johnson and Kent Gordon.
Discuss your branch’s dedication to safety.
Sedalia has had 99-100 percent Safety Observation participation for most of the year. We instituted a policy that two individuals per week brief their Safety Observations at a shift change meeting.
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