Thames Water, the largest water and wastewater services provider in the United Kingdom, selected 11 Hydrolox Series 1800 traveling water screens for their advanced water treatment works in Walton, London. This project was part of a series of eel and fish exclusion projects along the River Thames, conducted in November 2016 in order to comply with the U.K. Eels Regulations. This video illustrates how using Hydrolox screening solutions on this project cut back on labor costs, while reducing construction time and the impact on the environment.

This new technology video illustrates and explains in detail the design and benefits of Hydrolox™ belts. Highlighting the innovative screen design and unique engineered polymer material, this video explains how Hydrolox technology can provide a powerful, positive change to intake screen performance.

More than 50 professionals recently gathered in Birmingham, United Kingdom for Hydrolox’s 2016 Eels Regulation Conference. This one day event brought water screening industry and regulatory experts together to share information about the 2009 UK Eels Regulation and traveling water screen technology for water intake screening areas. Conference presenters included: APEM, Ltd., Environment Agency, Isleburn Engineering, REAL Engineering and Hydrolox.

The Hydrolox Eels Regulation Conference includes presentations about the 2009 UK Eels Regulation and Hydrolox Traveling Water Screen Technology that provides compliance for water intake screening areas.  This one-day event is a great opportunity to meet regulatory experts, Hydrolox specialists and other industry experts.  The conference will be held on July 20, 2016 at the Novotel Birmingham Centre in Birmingham, UK.