Session: Industry and Government Activities In Water Purification (2011 Annual Meeting)

Industry and Government Activities In Water Purification

Tuesday, October 18, 2011: 12:30 PM

200 F (Minneapolis Convention Center)

Description:

This session will address water technology development, R&D aspects, and applications being pursued by government and industrial groups. A focus will be on identifying key challenges and needs in water purification, where research and development activities could improve water purification.

Sponsor:

Topical 1:Water Technology for Developed and Developing Countries

Co-Sponsor(s):

Water (09B), Separations Division (02)

Chair:

Paul Armistead
Email: paul.armistead@navy.mil

Co-Chair:

Michelle Chapman
Email: mchapman@usbr.gov

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

12:30 PM

(301a) Opportunities for Government to Influence Technology Innovation In the Water Industry
Jeffrey Q. Adams

12:55 PM

(301b) Navy Shipboard Desalination
Ian Peek, David Nordham and Paul Armistead

1:20 PM

(301c) Regulatory Compliance and Water Treatment Advances: From Research to Application
John Albert

1:45 PM

(301d) Inland Brackish Groundwater As a Resource: Federal Research, Issues, and Challenges
Michelle Chapman

2:10 PM

(301e) Electrodialysis Reversal Pilot Studies Performed At the Brackish Ground Water National Desalination Research Facility (BGNDRF) In Alamogordo, NM
Neil E. Moe, John Barber, Ali Sharbat and Abbas Ghassemi

2:35 PM

(301f) Feasibility Study of High Cut Rate of Dissolved Mineral Salts In Electrodialysis Reversal Process
Ali Sharbat, Neil E. Moe, John Barber and Abbas Ghassemi

See more of this Group/Topical: Topical 1: Water Technology for Developed and Developing Countries (see also Separations Division)

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