Simulation and experimental analysis of biogas upgrading
Biogas is achieved from the waste products, and by further upgrading, it strengthens to serve as 100% replacement for natural gas. There has been an increasing demand for upgraded biogas, as it helps in reducing the need for fossil fuels that are depleting. Thus, it has become increasingly attractive to upgrade biogas for the need of natural gas quality and inject it into the natural gas grid or utilize it as a transport fuel. There are various biogas upgrading technologies, ranging from highly sophisticate cryogenic techniques to the most generally utilized water scrubbing.
What is Aeration for Wastewater Treatment?
Water treatment aerators are used to remove impurities, particles, and dissolved gases such as carbon dioxide from the water and oxidize dissolved metals such as volatile organic chemicals, hydrogen sulfide, and iron. Increasing demand for the aerator from the wastewater treatment plant is one of the significant factors that propel the growth of the water treatment aerators market. Moreover, rising demand from aquaculture and municipal water treatment are also triggering the water treatment aerators market growth.
SCADA Systems for Water and Wastewater Utilities
The increasing awareness related to a diminishing of water reserves globally is demanding smart water management across various applications such as residential, commercial, industrial, and others. In recent times the growing adoption of internet of things (IoT), as well as artificial intelligence technologies, have overhauled the smart water management market. Furthermore, the emerging innovative solutions such as intelligent irrigation and network monitoring are anticipated to have the highest growth rate in the forecast period.
Vertical Gardens: A New Era in Landscape Design
A vertical garden construction is a method used to grow plants on a vertically suspended board by using hydroponics, a way of using plants without soil. Vertical garden constructions can either be freestanding or attached to a wall. Vertical gardens can be an alternative to potted plants in the office space. They can also be placed in hotel lobbies, major corporation headquarters, or residential backyard.