Water & Process Technologies: FRONTIERS Newsletter - October, 2009

Environmentally-Sound Solutions

GE believes that financial and environmental performance can work together to drive company growth, while taking on some of the world's toughest challenges.

Here is a sampling of some of GE Water's products and services that are as economically advantageous as they are ecologically sound.

Introducing the GE Water Island
A modular water plant for the power industry

Process flexibility, reliability and independence from the grid are key objectives in the "Island" concept being adopted by many power plants around the world.

Preview a New Environmentally-Sound TOC Analyzer at WEFTEC

GE Water will offer WEFTEC visitors a sneak peek at the new Sievers InnovOx On-Line Total Organic Carbon (TOC) Analyzer, which is scheduled to be launched in early 2010. This is the first process on-line TOC analyzer based on the green Supercritical Water Oxidation (SCWO) technology, and offers significant environmental advantages over the common combustion technology used by many other manufacturers.

GE's EDR Technology Solves Water Quality Problems for Magna, Utah

The town of Magna is a rapidly growing community. In planning for future water demands including a new federal unfunded mandate to treat arsenic, the Magna Water District was looking for technology to address this issue. Additionally, the discovery of perchlorate contamination made the task more difficult. GE's EDR solution allows the plant to efficiently provide high quality drinking water, while conserving resources through the reduction of wastewater.

Visit Us at the IDA World Congress

GE will exhibit at the IDA World Congress on Desalination and Water Reuse when it convenes November 7-12 at the Atlantis, The Palm, in Dubai (Booth numbers 131 / 132 / 133 / 134 / 135). There we'll showcase our newest products including redesigned seawater reverse osmosis platforms, high rejection seawater membranes, pressurized ultrafiltration modules and depth filters designed specifically for seawater membrane pretreatment. In addition, GE will present multiple papers during the technical conference.

If you would like more information about GE at the IDA World Congress, please contact Karla Nelson .

In This Issue
>	Introducing the GE Water Island

>	Preview a New Environmentally-Sound TOC Analyzer at WEFTEC

>	GE's EDR Technology Solves Water Quality Problems for Magna, Utah

>	Visit us at the IDA World Congress

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