Day: March 4, 2025

The next generation of trommel screen: Doppstadt consistently implements customer requirements

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trommel screen

Velbert/Calbe, March 4, 2025 – Screening with maximum efficiency: With the SM 620.3, Doppstadt presents the latest generation of its proven trommel screen. Developed based on customer feedback and requirements, the SM 620.3 combines the proven performance of previous models with innovative features such as the DualPower drive, which makes operation even more flexible and convenient. After Doppstadt presented the prototype at IFAT 2024, many screening machines are already successfully in use today.  Doppstadt focuses on flexibility and user-friendliness with the SM 620.3. “With the latest generation of our trommel,…

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Under the patronage of the Prince of Qassim Region.. the Minister of “Environment, Water and Agriculture” signs agreements  for the construction of the independent water transmission pipeline project (Jubail – Buraidah) in partnership with the private sector at a cost of (8.5) billion riyals

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Under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Dr. Faisal bin Mishaal bin Saud bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Qassim Region, His Excellency the Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Water Partnership Company, Eng. Abdulrahman bin Abdulmohsen Al-Fadhli, signed today at the headquarters of the Emirate of Qassim Region, agreements for the establishment of  the independent water transmission pipeline project (Jubail – Buraidah) with the consortium of Aljomaih Energy and Water Company, Nesma Company Ltd. and Bahaour Investment. The independent water…

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Algae outbreaks in reservoirs threaten our Nation’s potable water supply

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Algae-Outbreaks

The U.S. has over 84,000 reservoirs, ranging from large-scale ones like Lake Mead to small municipal reservoirs. Their combined storage capacity exceeds 600 million acre-feet of water. These reservoirs serve various purposes, including drinking water supply, recreation, irrigation, flood control, and hydropower. Some are exclusively for drinking water, some are recreational, and many are multi-use. As public utilities, reservoirs are subject to more stringent management standards and must meet requirements for a range of water quality parameters that are not typically a concern for recreational water bodies. Those responsible include…

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