June 2015, Vol. 70, No.6
WaterWorks
Xylem Showcases New, Innovative Water Reuse Technology At ACE 2015
Xylem Inc. unveiled an innovative new water reuse solution for drinking water and hosted an urban resilience planning roundtable discussion at ACE 15.
Xylem experts presented a number of case stories about complex water reuse, wastewater treatment, groundwater disinfection and storm water applications at their booth (booth #1401) during the conference.
Innovative technologies, including those that enable water reuse, are crucial components of a long-term sustainable solution to meeting California’s water needs. Water reuse is a proven approach that can help meet growing water demands, producing high-quality water at a lower life-cycle cost than developing a new water supply. Water reuse delivers a resilient, drought-resistant water source with valuable economic and environmental benefits.
Xylem’s new Leopold Oxelia is a multi-barrier drinking water treatment solution; an oxidation-enhanced, biologically active filtration system that produces safe and reliable biologically-stable, treated water with no taste or odor issues.
Xylem was recently recognized at the WateReuse Research Foundation’s 19th Annual Water Reuse & Desalination Research Conference for its commitment to water reuse research and developing innovative water reuse solutions. The WateReuse Research Foundation is a leading non-profit organization whose mission is to advance the science of water reuse, recycling and reclamation around the globe.
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