In stormwater treatment, knowing how to separate hydrocarbons is essential for protecting waterways, meeting environmental compliance, and reducing long-term site risks. Hydrocarbons, such as oils, fuels, and greases, can enter stormwater runoff from roads, carparks, industrial sites, and fuel storage areas. If left untreated, they create surface sheens, contaminate soil, and harm aquatic ecosystems.
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Excited to announce that Global Water will be attending the 14th Annual WA Major Projects Conference at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on March 19-20, 2025.
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Submersible pumps play a vital role in managing wastewater, particularly in demanding environments such as those with oily water. Improper pump maintenance or operation can result in equipment failure, safety hazards, and costly repairs. To help you prevent these issues, we’ve compiled 11 crucial tips for using submersible pumps in oily wastewater applications.
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Excited to announce Global Water will be attending the SA Business Development Managers Network event in Mawson Lakes, South Australia on February 18th, 2025.
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