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Veolia takes part in the industrial waste water purification I course organised by Aqua Spain

12/09/2011

September 12, 2011

Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies will be present in the industrial waste water purification I course organised by Aqua Spain from 21 to 23 September in Barcelona. Veolia intervention focuses on September 22 and will address two modules, one of them dedicated to the physico-chemical treatments, which will be a broad overview of chemical precipitation, coagulation and flocculation processes; and another dedicated to biological treatments block, which will address the different existing processes for debugging of industrial wastewater in response to the new economic and environmental challenges of industries.

The course is aimed at responsible for peacekeeping, environment and other professionals who want to expand your knowledge in the field of wastewater. Those interested in attending the course can be further information or registration to Aqua Spain (phone 93.552.85.01 or email asociación@aquaespana.org).

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