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Filter-free ultrafine particle removal system deployed in subways in Korea

Envirotec Magazine

A high-capacity filter-free ultrafine particle reduction technology developed by the Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials is now being deployed (or is soon to be deployed) at a number of locations in the east Asian country, including subways, schools, department stores, and other large public facilities.

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Micro-pollutant removal product picks up Aquatech Innovation Award

Envirotec Magazine

Aurea from consulting engineers Royal HaskoningDHV was developed in the Netherlands, and its selection for this award followed an independent review led by jury chairman Professor Cees Buisman, Scientific Director of Wetsus, a European centre of excellence for sustainable water technology.

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An eco-friendly process for removing odorous VOCs in industries

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A research team has developed a green technology for eliminating odorous volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and their by-products, such as residual ozone and formaldehyde.

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AI-based project provides accurate, real-time, hyper-local air quality data, says group behind it

Envirotec Magazine

Exciting possibilities come into view with the capability to gather accurate, real-time air quality data at a hyper-local level, implemented in an affordable way something beyond the reach of existing technology. Such data will test the units and AI technology accuracy in different climates to the UK.

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New flue solution for VOCs

Envirotec Magazine

A green technology for eliminating odorous volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and their by-products has been developed by a group from the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (KITECH). This technology merges non-thermal plasma (NTP) with a wet scrubber (WS) system.

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Micropollutant removal pilot plant aims to pioneer new wastewater technology

Envirotec Magazine

What’s described as the UK’s first pilot plant aimed at assessing the impact of different combinations of technology for micropollutant removal from wastewater will start operating at Cranfield University’s campus in Bedfordshire this year. The new micropollutant removal plant at Frankton, under constrution in August 2024.

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Brighton installs one of the largest real-time air quality sensor networks in the UK

Envirotec Magazine

Air quality technology firm EarthSense has announced that its Zephyr monitors have been rolled-out in locations across Sussex to create one of the largest networks of real-time air quality sensors in the UK for Brighton & Hove City Council.

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