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When choosing a purified water system for the pharmaceutical industry, there are a variety of different approaches to be considered. The ideal approach combines validation requirements, cost efficiencies, and service requirements for the pharmaceutical industry. Continue reading How to Get the Ideal Purified Water System for the Pharmaceutical Industry
One of the most overlooked parts of an industrial water system is the activated carbon water filter. Facility and lab managers need to select the right filter and maintain it properly to produce the right quality of purified water. Continue reading Activated Carbon Water Filter: The Most Overlooked Part of Your Industrial Water System
Your goal isn’t just to meet a water standard — it’s to maintain it. Three primary areas of water quality monitoring can help you meet that goal. Discover how the monitoring tools work, and why it’s important that they’re operating properly on an ongoing basis. Continue reading How Water Quality Monitoring Can Help You Meet and Maintain Water Standards
The goal of the ion exchange resin in your tanks is to remove all the minerals and sediment that can contaminate water. But if the resin isn’t managed correctly, it could lead to excessive amounts of deionized water tank exchanges. Continue reading Deionized Water Tank Exchanges: Why Unmanaged Resin is Costing You More
Total Water is happy to be a sponsor for Water Leaders Summit 2017. The Summit is a collision point for professionals looking for new technology, talent, business growth opportunities, and most important, ideas you can act on for changing how you work with water every day. Continue reading Water Leaders Summit 2017 Brings Together Industry Thought-Leaders
A mixed bed deionizer provides you with the highest quality deionized water at 18.2 Megohm. But what should you do if you need large quantities of water? Continue reading Quality vs. Quantity: When to Use a Mixed Bed Deionizer
Specifying engineers have a tough task when it comes to writing specs for purified water systems. We find there are certain areas where specifying engineers trip up, time and time again. Beware this 3-headed monster — he’ll eat your specs for lunch. Continue reading Beware the 3-Headed Monster When Writing Specs for Purified Water Systems
Water quality is an issue for businesses, and recent issues have prompted a new sense of urgency. In this interview with Dean Amhaus of The Water Council, he shares his thoughts on how community issues with water quality are inspiring businesses to forge their own solutions. Continue reading The Water Council on Why Water Quality Issues are Inspiring Businesses to Act
How did one research laboratory reduce its water usage by 97% By taking an approach to sustainability that’s amazingly simple, yet highly effective. Continue reading 5 Tips for Reducing Water Usage in Your Lab
The following post was brought to us by Calgon Carbon, and provides an in-depth look at how activated carbon filtration systems work. Continue reading Understanding Activated Carbon Filtration Systems
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