AMTA-SEDA Joint Conference - Reverse Osmosis Technology

Cooling Water
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  WaterCycle modeling software enables water treatment specialists to thoroughly model mineral scale potential over a narrow or broad operating range.
  
  French Creek modeling software offer extensive inhibitor modeling features, including custom formulation input. Read More »
Oilfield
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  DownHole SAT modeling software is a practical tool for modeling mineral scale potential, corrosion and inhibitor treatments in oilfield applications.
  
  Simulate single streams, injection wells and mixtures of up to one-dozen brines, using French Creek's intuitive interface and Visual Chemistry technique. Read More »
Reverse Osmosis
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  hyd-RO-dose modeling software gives treatment personnel an unbiased mineral scale and inhibitor modeling tool for reverse osmosis systems.
  
  Evaluate an entire operating range for 20+ scale forming species and select appropriate treatment for optimal recovery. Read More »
Municipal
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  WatSIM software is a complete modeling tool for municipal water chemistry.
  
  Evaluate for 20+ scale forming species, Pb & Cu solubility, and appropriate treatments. Read More »
Water Reuse
- Water Reuse
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  Version 7 Suites enable water treatment personnel to model reuse for cooling tower blowdown, RO concentrate and most other streams.
  
  Using all new Copy/Paste analysis features, a user can seamlessly move analysis from application to application for mixing and reuse purposes. Read More »

Join French Creek Software, Inc. at the the AMTA/SEDA 2011 Joint Conference & Exposition titled "Membranes are the Solution", July 18-21, 2011 at the Fontainebleau Resort, Miami Beach, Florida.

This annual conference is an excellent opportunity to visit with French Creek Software, as well as some of the top reverse osmosis technology companies. Visit French Creek Software's booth to get a demonstration of hyd-RO-dose® Reverse Osmosis Modeling Software and WatSIM™ Municipal Modeling Software.

AMTA/SEDA - Joint Conference 2011