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Securing Australian Defence Force more and cleaner water

By Hexa-Cover | [email protected]

11 December 2018

We are proud and pleased to inform on a new Hexa-Cover® Floating Cover project.

Australian Defence Force chose our technology to prevent grow of algae and evaporation from a water reservoir located in Laura, QLD.

Located in the outback it is essential for our client Australian Defence Force to be freed from service, repair and maintenance and yet have a very effective and long lived solution.

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Water management

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Tap into Danish water expertise

In Denmark, we value our water. We care for how we extract it, use it and release it back to nature. We consider water a valuable resource in the circular economy and a contribution to reaching our energy and climate goals. Above all, we value water for its potential to improve lives.

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Innovation

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Tackling today's challenges with the innovations of tomorrow

Current and future challenges in wastewater treatment include the handling of xenobiotics such as PFAS, pharmaceutical substances, microplastics, as well as reducing emissions of greenhouse gases such as methane and nitrous oxide. At the same time, there is a growing interest in recycling wastewater as a water resource for Power-to-X plants that requires ultrapure water.

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Wastewater management

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Treating and recirculating industrial wastewater

Both industries and public utilities are increasing their focus on improving discharge water quality, removing harmful substances and recirculating treated wastewater. The threat of toxic substances and the revised EU directive on urban wastewater are key factors driving innovation.

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Digital water solutions

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The digital transformation of the wastewater sector

The water sector is facing a growing number of challenges affecting all aspects of operations. Taking a data-driven approach to running a wastewater treatment plant opens new opportunities for optimisation. The Danish water sector has already proven that digitalisation holds the key to radical transformation.

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Resource recovery from wastewater

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Resource recovery from wastewater

Today, the wastewater sector is facing a paradigm shift, moving away from pollution abatement to extract value from wastewater. Consequently, wastewater treatment plants are being redesigned from treatment facilities using energy and chemicals, towards resource recovery facilities delivering different valuables.

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Water management

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Wastewater as a source of energy

Great examples of energy optimisation have been set by the Danish water industry and at the same time emission challenges have been duly addressed. Sustainability is key for the future of Danish water businesses.