‘Green hydrogen’ is a low carbon feedstock that is increasingly being used to replace fossil-derived ‘grey hydrogen’ in refining and chemical production, or a route into hydrogen-derived products such as ammonia, methanol and synthetic fuels. The product is produced in an electrolyser stack, in which water is split down into its consistent hydrogen and oxygen.
The UK water sector is entering a period of unusually high capital investment, driven by regulatory pressure, ageing assets, and rising public expectations surrounding environmental performance. While funding cycles of this scale inevitably generate...
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) has become an essential tool in modern process and mechanical engineering, particularly in the design and optimisation of static mixers. By allowing engineers to analyse fluid behaviour in detail before equipment...
Flocculation is a core unit process in flocculation water treatment, enabling the efficient removal of turbidity, suspended solids, and dissolved contaminants from raw water supplies. It is widely applied in public drinking water plants, industrial...
