Baleen Filters helps deliver a major water creation project
Baleen Filters has partnered with Osmoflo to deliver water creation solution for Australia's largest natural gas
infrastructure project (called Gorgon) on Barrow Island in Western Australia. Four reverse osmosis seawater desalination
plants will be built for the project, and these plants will be supported by Baleen Filters unique technology for dewatering of
backwash streams without the use of chemicals and with much less energy requirements than conventional systems.
The Baleen Filter recovers visible matter from the process stream and a natural wet mass, with minimal water
retention. The use of Baleen Filters also helps preserve the unique biodiversity values of Barrow Island.
Solving a shark problem in Port Lincoln
A shark attack in Port Lincoln along with numerous sightings over recent months have rocked the local community,
creating fear for public safety and drawing attention to the possible effects of commercial fishing in the area...
Read more
Seeking Distribution and Representatives
7 September 2002
We are interested in talking with potential licensed distributors and representatives for the Baleen filter in all
countries and areas of expertise...
Read more
Technical Updates
Archive
Midfield Meat Leads the Way
DMS caters for Aquaculture
Stockyard Industries takes the pig out of mud
South Australian design set to revolutionize water reuse and recycling
The Baleen Filter is a ground-breaking water screening device of universal acclaim, offering vast benefits in
virtually any application where a waste water stream exists...
Read more