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AWC® was proud to host a Membrane Autopsy Workshop organized by ALADYR (Asociacion Latino Americana de Desalacion y Reuso) at our facility in Plant City at the end of October.  The 25 attendees consisted of End Users, System Integrators and Engineering Companies from various countries in Latin America. The workshop started with a brief overview of the various autopsy techniques used in identifying membrane fouling and/or damage.  The participants were then divided into three groups for the hands-on sessions: RO and UF Membrane Performance Testing, Integrity Testing, and Cleaning Studies. Visual Inspection, Foulant Collection, Foulant Solubility Tests, and Fujiwara Testing....

We are honored to announce that AWC® has won the Southeast Desalting Association (SEDA) Vendor of the Year Award for 2019.  Additionally, Mo Malki, our CEO and Technical Director, has received a Distinguished Service Award for his contribution to the association while serving on the Board of Directors. SEDA is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to the improvement of the quality of water supplies through membrane desalination and filtration.  AWC® will continue to proudly support SEDA in it’s objectives to promote technologies that improve water quality, and to provide education and training to members of the membrane water treatment community....

American Water Chemicals was proud to join ALADYR in Santiago, Chile last week.  This session promotes sustainable water management and responsible water use as a resource across the globe.  We were honored to share our cutting-edge technologies to help advance water treatment.    

American Water Chemicals, along with others from around the world, attended Mexico's largest event to learn more and further discuss the technology and future of the water industry. #AQUATECHMX We look forward to furthering our technology and continuing to enable our customers with the ability to meet their increasing water production demands.               

Proton anti-scaling software from Amercian Water Chemicals was first introduced at the AMTA Conference in 2014. The platform's innovative approach to modelling membrane treatment systems which, unlike other anti-scalant predictors, accounts for ion complexes and ion activity in water, and differentiates between nano-filtration and reverse osmosis membranes, enabled it to improve on the accuracy of predicting water quality and chemical dosing requirements. Four years on from its introduction, the product has taken another step forward by modelling Desalitech’s Closed Circuit Reverse Osmosis (CCRO) system design, enabling plant designers and operators to compare the potential recovery rates and dosing requirements for...