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Laboratories rely on the constant provision of high quality water for a variety of purposes, from glass washing to reagent preparation and instrumental analysis. It is all too easy to take this valuable commodity for granted yet, behind the

Whether you need Type III water for rinsing out your beakers, or Type I+ water for sensitive analytical applications, knowing that you can rely on your water purification systems to give you the correct purity is vital to your laboratory

If organisations do not have a business continuity plan in place and they are faced with some kind of disaster – natural, economic or man-made – 75% will fail to survive within the following three years. 25% will never reopen following the disaster

Evaporation is a very old technology – think extracting salt from sea water – but has historically been considered uneconomical for wastewater treatment. However, as the costs of sewer discharge and landfill continue to rise, evaporation is

If your water treatment system is presenting regular performance and efficiency issues it could be reaching the end of its lifespan. Frustrating periods of downtime could suggest that your system is rapidly declining. If so, you might be facing a

The last few years have seen a drive to build more biomass plants and to develop fuel from organic and sustainable materials, for instance converting wood chippings and food and agricultural waste into ‘green’ energy. This renewable energy

The demand for endoscopy reprocessing and sterile services has grown tremendously in recent years, with ever-increasing patient throughput leading to the creation of purpose-specific endoscope processing facilities. But designing a new facility

Amanda Cove, Business Development Manager for Scientific Projects at Veolia Water Technologies UK, answers some key questions on ensuring high quality water is available for laboratories.

Designing and installing a water treatment solution – whether an RO or deionisation plant – is not a simple task, and a number of considerations need to be taken into account. Where will the new plant be installed? How long will installation and