How is wastewater treated? Understanding the treatment of sewage
Knowing how wastewater can be successfully treated has transformed the way that humans live and the impact that we have on the environment
Month: October 2020
Pilot programme suggests Covid-19 spikes can be detected in wastewater
A pilot programme carried out by Welsh universities suggests that local spikes in Covid-19 can be detected through the monitoring of wastewater
How wetlands can help provide clean water supplies
Wetlands can play an important role in the future in purifying water and providing clean supplies for the UK alongside wastewater treatment plants
How to fix a pinhole leak – 4 ways to repair a pinhole in your pipe
Being able to fix a pinhole leak in a pipe is a lot easier than people realise – here are 4 simple repair methods which anyone can use on pinholes
The sports stadiums being powered by renewable energy from water pipes
Two sports stadiums in the United States are to be powered by renewable energy produced by their city’s water pipes through in-pipe hydropower technology
Ignoring a leaking pipe – What happens when you turn a blind eye to leaks
What happens if you end up ignoring a leaking pipe? We analyse the water loss, financial cost and damage to property that can come from turning a blind eye
How to fix a leaking radiator – Radiator valve, pipe and body repair
When a radiator starts leaking, it is important to take decisive action to identify where the problem is coming from and fix it as soon as possible
The latest weapon in finding leaks on the UK’s water network: Sniffer Dogs
Sniffer dogs trained to know the smell of treated water are being deployed to find leaks on pipes which would otherwise go undetected
How to carry out an underwater repair to a leaking pipe
Underwater pipe repair is not the challenge that many people assume with specialist epoxy putty and repair bandages able to seal leaks in wet environments
What would a Joe Biden presidency mean for Keystone XL?
What would a Joe Biden victory in the 2020 US Presidential Election mean for the future of Keystone XL and the pipeline industry in general?