Texas
Instruments in Dallas, Texas, the plant where the value of reverse
osmosis in the production of water for semiconductor manufacturing
was proven. Reverse osmosis was added to one of several ion exchange
systems producing wafer rinse water. Yield results from the parallel
production lines demonstrated the need for membrane in the ultrapure
water production process.
Ocean
Reef Club on Key Largo, Florida, the first reverse osmosis plant
to produce potable water for domestic use from the vast Florida
brackish aquifers.
Mobil
Nufuels, Crown Point, New Mexico, the first commercial reverse
osmosis system to use synthetic scale inhibitor (Flocon 100).
SWCC
sea water desalting plant, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the first large
sea water reverse osmosis system using spiral wound membrane.
Argo
Scientific, San Marcos, California, development and licensing
of a complete line of membrane cleaning chemicals still being
manufactured by Betz Division of General Electric.
Minnkota
Power, Center, North Dakota, a coal burning power station that
transformed itself from a frequent condensate purchaser to an
occasional condensate seller without increasing water withdrawal
from its surface supply. Carl was a member of the design team
that corrected numerous problems in the lime softening, filtration,
electrodialysis, ion exchange makeup water treatment system.
Tampa
Bay sea water desalting plant, the largest membrane based sea
water desalting plant in North America.