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Vesconite Hilube Bearings Keep Sun City’s Roaring Lagoon Waves in Motion

23.03.2026 -

Visitors enjoying the thrill of body surfing or simply splashing in the waves at Sun City’s iconic Roaring Lagoon, in South Africa, may not realise the precision engineering working beneath the surface to create the perfect wave. At the heart of this hydraulic spectacle are axial flow pumps, three of which are fitted with Vesconite Hilube line shaft bushings, driving the lagoon’s signature waves with reliability and efficiency.

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MAN Reduces CO2 Emissions Through District Heating Using Schubert & Salzer Valves

18.03.2026 -

Decarbonisation is one of the particularly relevant focus areas in MAN Truck & Bus’s sustainability strategy. This is why district heating is integrated into the Nuremberg plant’s heat supply in cooperation with the energy supplier N-ERGIE. The challenges of large fluctuations in the delivery quantities and the issue of noise reduction were successfully mastered with the help of Schubert & Salzer control valves.

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Southern Water Purchases Phosphorus Filtration Technology

13.03.2026 -

Trial of an innovative phosphorus removal technology at a Sussex wastewater treatment plant (WwTP) has led to the purchase of two Flocell XFM20 filtration units by UK utility Southern Water. Wastewater treatment specialist WCS Environmental Engineering (WCSEE), now Marlowe Environmental Services (MES), initially hired out the equipment for use at Storrington WwTP in June 2025. Following a successful trial period, Southern Water took the decision to approve the units for permanent ongoing use.

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Chlorine Filtration in Dialysis – How Advanced Sensing Is Raising the Bar

02.03.2026 -

In 2022, more than 30,000 people in the UK were undergoing kidney dialysis. For every one of those patients, water quality is not a background consideration but a frontline safety issue. Dialysis machines rely on large volumes of treated water, and any trace contaminants that remain can pass directly into the bloodstream. Among the most critical of these contaminants is chlorine.

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