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 June 17, 2009
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Issue Highlights
- Optimize Water Use
- Separations in flux
- Tech Brief: Carbon Dioxide and Water
- Meeting Water Quality Specifications For 300 mm Processing

Optimize Water Use
Four major drivers are spurring increasing interest in optimizing water use.

Separations in flux
Separation processes often account for more than 50% of a chemical company's operating costs. Read how membranes and other non-thermal technologies poised to win a wider role.

Tech Brief: Carbon Dioxide and Water
Carbon Dioxide can be removed from the water using Liqui-Cel Membrane Contactors.

Meeting Water Quality Specifications For 300 mm Processing
As the design rule has evolved to 0.13 micron, the ultrapure water specifications have made similar evolutions.

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• controlling corrosion in boilers and piping caused by dissolved gas in the feed water;
• reducing chemical costs by removing the CO2 that compromises the efficiency of EDI/Ion Exchange system.

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