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Speakers share insights into why oilsands operators are considering membrane-based technologies and dive into some the latest research addressing the shortcomings of membranes in industrial settings.
June 29, 2023
Membrane filtration has long been considered a viable and effective water treatment technology that is capable of cleaning water to drinking water quality. However, membranes often come at a high cost and can easily foul under industrial conditions, requiring regular maintenance efforts and/or replacement. Speakers will share insights into why oilsands operators are considering membrane-based technologies and dive into some the latest research addressing the shortcomings of membranes in industrial settings. Host Vicki Lightbown Director, Water Innovation Program, Alberta Innovates Speakers Tom Reinders Technology Development Engineer, Canadian Natural Resources Mohtada Sadrzadeh Professor, University of Alberta Originally aired June 29, 2023.
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Sectors: Environment
Initiative description: Alberta Innovates environmental innovation strategies seek to protect and enhance Alberta’s water, land and biodiversity.
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