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Future Technological Demands 
 

Mekorots experts have compiled a list of the technological demands and needs of company departments for the foreseeable future. The list was compiled to assist developers of new water technologies in their proposals for co-operation with WatechTM, the Center for Innovation and Co-operation in Water Technology.

Water Quality

  • On line monitors of Micro Pollutants and pathogenic microorganisms.
  • On line monitors of multiple parameters.
  • A mathematical model to evaluate pollution spread in the water supply system.

Engineering Services

  • Development of algorithms to determine criteria for pumping equipment renewal.
  • Advanced technological solutions to transfer data from remote sites.
  • Cleaning and disinfection of reservoirs both open and closed.
  • Detection system for failure, in active pipelines.
  • Shut off valves in event of extreme operating conditions.

Water Desaliniation

  • Standardization of filtering methods.
  • Continuous, long term monitoring of desalinated water.
  • Development of technological and economical data base for operation and control.
  • Removal of Boron from desalinated water.

Water Treatment and Improvement

  • Fast detection of poisonous substances in the biological treatment system.
  • Optimal energy usage in waste purification systems.
  • Prevention of blockages in pipes due to biological and physical sedimentation.
  • Removal of natural radioactive material from saline water wells.
  • Development of a model to forecast failure in the biological process.
  • Prevention of manganese leaching in of the aquifer.

Environmental Protection

  • Development of technologies for fast and reliable detection of environmental hazards such as leakages and fuel or waste seepage.
  • “Green” technologies for the removal of pollutants from water sources and pumps.
  • Sanitization systems for environmental protection.
  • Air pollution prevention systems for water and waste treatment plants.