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LANXESS completes sale of membrane business to SUEZ
05-Jan-2021
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS completed the sale of its reverse osmosis membrane business. The business was acquired by French group SUEZ, a world leader in sustainable resource management. The parties have agreed not to disclose the purchase price. Thus, as of January 1, 2021, the ...
LANXESS realigns water treatment business
Sale of the reverse osmosis membrane business to SUEZ
17-Jul-2020
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS continues to develop its portfolio and is reorganizing its water treatment technologies business: the company will focus on the ion exchange resins business and intends to grow here primarily in markets for high-end applications. As part of this realignment, ...
LANXESS plans to expand its business with membrane elements in Turkey
Distribution agreement signed with Burkut
02-Aug-2018
The Liquid Purification Technologies (LPT) business unit of the specialty chemicals company LANXESS plans to expand its business with reverse osmosis membrane elements in Turkey. Correspondingly, LPT signed a distribution agreement with the Turkish Burkut INC, Izmir, regarding the sale of ...
New lithium collection method could boost global supply
14-Feb-2018
With continual technological advancements in mobile devices and electric cars, the global demand for lithium has quickly outpaced the rate at which it can be mined or recycled, but a University of Texas at Austin professor and his research team may have a solution. Benny Freeman, professor in the ...
LANXESS expands its business with membrane elements in Middle East
03-Nov-2017
The Liquid Purification Technologies (LPT) business unit of specialty chemicals company LANXESS is looking to expand its business with reverse osmosis membrane elements in Saudi Arabia. On November 1, 2017, it signed a distribution agreement for Lewabrane membrane elements with Riyadh-based Saudi ...
LANXESS doubles membrane production capacity
03-Aug-2017
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS – as announced previously in mid-2017 – has doubled its membrane capacities. “We have expanded the capacity of our plant in Bitterfeld so that we can continue meeting the rising demand for reverse osmosis membrane elements. This step makes us even more ...
Squeezing every drop of fresh water from waste brine
31-May-2017
Engineers at the University of California, Riverside have developed a new way to recover almost 100 percent of the water from highly concentrated salt solutions. The system will alleviate water shortages in arid regions and reduce concerns surrounding high salinity brine disposal, such as ...
Textile dyeing without effluent
Reverse osmosis and ion exchange go hand in hand
14-Feb-2017
Bleaching and dyeing textile fibers and fabrics without causing any environmental pollution through effluent may sound too good to be true. And yet “minimal liquid discharge” (MLD) and “zero liquid discharge” (ZLD) – i.e. the minimization or complete avoidance of liquid waste – are already a ...
Reverse osmosis membrane elements from LANXESS in Bitterfeld: Production capacity to double in 2017
40 million euros invested in the site in the past five years
26-Aug-2016
“Our foray into the reverse osmosis (RO) membrane business five years ago has truly been a success story. We have almost reached the limit of our current capacity so we are going to double production capacity in the coming year,” said Jean-Marc Vesselle, head of the LANXESS Liquid Purification ...
Desalination with nanoporous graphene membrane
30-Mar-2015
Less than 1 percent of Earth's water is drinkable. Removing salt and other minerals from our biggest available source of water - seawater - may help satisfy a growing global population thirsty for fresh water for drinking, farming, transportation, heating, cooling and industry. But desalination ...
