ProChem Exhibits at International Water Conference 2015

ROANOKE, Va. - Nov. 21, 2015 - PRLog -- The International Water Conference (IWC) is a prestigious and long-running event hosted by the Engineers’ Society of Western Pennsylvania (ESWP). The ESWP is a professional organization dedicated to advancing the engineering, architecture, and applied science professions. They promote technical activities, public service participation, and social organizations to accomplish their goals and support the needs of industries, communities, and government in Western Pennsylvania. Attendees are eligible to earn up to 20 Professional Development hours to satisfy Continuing Education requirements.

The IWC is an education-focused event that was founded with an emphasis on commercial free discussions on technology. During this conference, the latest in scientific advances and practical applications in the field are discussed. The format of the sessions includes a presenter discussing his or her technical paper and then the panel and audience providing feedback and asking questions. This conference brings together managers, educators, suppliers, contractors, researchers, practicing engineers, and end users to learn unbiased details about water technology advancements from all over the world.

ProChem, Inc. representatives attended and exhibited the conference along with representatives from EES. EES and ProChem have partnered to provide an ELG compliance solution to the power industry through a KLeeNwater™ platform, which combines an innovative chemical pretreatment program with innovative high pressure reverse osmosis (I-PRO™) equipment. Many utilities were in attendance at the conference and were able to discuss this exciting platform with ProChem and EES. Some of the sessions attended included:

·         Selenate Reduction from Mine Water by Physical/Chemical Process

·         Design and Piloting of an Integrated Membrane Facility for Treatment of Multiple Water Sources

·         New Polyamide Reaction Chemistry for Improved Rejection of Boron, Nitrate, and Silica in RO Membrane Process

·         Solutions and Practices to Address NPDES Compliance at Coal-Fired Generation Stations in Light of EPA Proposed Effluent Limitation Guidelines

·         Advanced Treatment Technologies for Zero Liquid Discharge

·         Lessons Learned Performing Zero Liquid Discharge by HERO and Evaporation Ponds

·         Limiting Metal Discharge from Ash Storage Ponds: A Compliance Case Study

Taking place in sunny Orlando, Florida, both ProChem and EES representatives enjoyed a break from the cool November days and bare deciduous trees in Virginia and Connecticut, respectively, for 85 degree days and palm trees.

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