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Tag Archives: Reverse Osmosis
Fluid Notes: PFAS and the Water Supply
RO can create clean drinking water, but it concentrates PFAS. Carbon beds can capture PFAS, but it may be released later. Continue reading
Posted in Filtration, Fluids
Tagged Carbon, Drinking Water, Filtration, PFAS, Pollution, Reverse Osmosis, RO, Water Treatment
Global Fluids and Volumes
How much water is on Earth? How much beer? How much human blood? Continue reading
Posted in Filtration, Industry, Uncategorized
Tagged Acetic Acid, Agriculture, Beer, Biopharma, dialysis, Fluids, Fresh Water, Honey, Oil and gas, Process water, Reverse Osmosis, Semiconductor, Sustainability, Wine
NanoH2O Acquisition: The Product
On Friday, March 14, Korean industrial concern LG Chem announced they were purchasing NanoH2O, an RO membrane maker that took its first external funding at the peak of the CleanTech bubble in 2005 for $200 MM. Industrial technology has proven … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Disruption, Filtration, History, Industry, Innovation, Membrane
Tagged Clean tech, Filtration, Industrial technology, Industry, Materials Science, Membrane, Nano-filtration, Nanofiltration, NanoH2O, Reverse Osmosis, RO, Salt water, Separation, Water
Challenges in Measuring Nanofiber Adoption
As part of recent INDA RISE Conference, we were asked to pull together a presentation on industrial scale manufacturing of nanofiber (“NF”) membranes. As part of that presentation I wound up covering some observations on why it is tough to … Continue reading
Posted in Disruption, Invention, Materials Science, Textile
Tagged Adoption, Elmarco, Filter, Filtration, Industry, Materials Science, Membrane, Microfiltration, Nanofiber, NF, Nonwoven, Polymer, Reverse Osmosis, RO, technical textile, technology
