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When it comes to diesel fuel filtration, customer needs are evolving faster than standards can address. Photo courtesy of Atmus Filtration Technologies

Industry-Standard Filtration Tests Aren’t Telling the Whole Story Are industry standard tests keeping pace with evolving customer needs? Standards play critical roles in keeping diesel equipment running, and they are …

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Murat Dogru, Deputy General Manager at EDANA. Photo courtesy of Philippe Wijns

The original article was prepared for the International Fiber Journal, where it addresses the nonwovens industry broadly, as this is the main goal from an EDANA perspective. In this version, …

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The intricate connections between cutting-edge filtration technologies, robust Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) governance, and pivotal Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) metrics.

A Strategic Framework for Filtration, Trade, and Sustainable Governance (LGR) In a significant move to bridge the critical discussions around global health and sustainable commerce, Dr. Iyad Al-Attar, IFN global …

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Photo: iStockphoto.com/Andrei Naumenka

Today, the reverse osmosis (RO) industry has reached such a large scale that it has significantly impacted the daily lives of most people and affects to almost all industries worldwide. …

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Drexel University lead effort to produce MXene materials for desalination, medial use. Photo courtesy of Drexel University

Drexel University is embarking on a three-year, $5-million multinational collaboration to produce MXene nanomaterials. The project, which is a collaboration with Kalifa University in the United Arab Emirates, the University …

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