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VIKING JOHNSON 46-48 Wilbury Way, Hitchin, Hertfordshire SG4 0UD T: 01462 443 322 • F: 01462 443 311 • E:
info@vikingjohnson.com • W:
www.vikingjohnson.com
Viking Johnson is part of Crane Building Services & Utilities (
www.cranebsu.com) and has been supplying high quality mechanical pipe couplings for almost 80 years, allowing customers to reliably connect pipes of the same or disparate materials. The company is an innovator in developing pipe joint and repair solutions ranging from wide tolerance fittings for everyday use to more specialist products to meet specific customer requirements.The Viking Johnson system simplifies the design, installation and maintenance of pipework by permitting joints to be made between plain-ended pipes. Each coupling copes with expansion, contraction and angular deflection.
Viking Johnson are also able to offer a range of elastomeric expansion joints called PosiFlex, which provide a means of accommodating movement and vibrations in pipework systems. In addition WASK, supplies equipment which can temporarily stop mains flow in an operating pipeline whilst still maintaining a water supply to the customer. Pipelines can then be isolated for repair, alteration and renovation.
WATER & WASTE TREATMENT Faversham House Group Ltd, Faversham House, 232a Addington Road, South Croydon, Surrey CR2 8LE T: 020 8651 7100 • F: 020 8651 7117 • E:
shan.kelly@
fav-house.com • W:
www.edie.net/magazines
Water Wastewater Treatment magazine has been the British water industry’s principal publication for more than 50 years. WWT provides the water sector with a showcase for its expertise, and a forum to share information. The magazine focuses on the strategic, engineering and policy issues facing water utilities, and the role their consulting, contracting and supply chain partners have in resolving them. WWT is targeted at senior managers and engineers in the water companies and their supply chain. The magazines independently audited circulation clearly demonstrates that WWT has a significantly higher number of readers within the utilities than any other publication in the sector. Regular columns from Water UK, CIWEM and process guru Frank Rogalla are augmented by expert contributions from across the industry and first-class investigative news writing. Through its annual Round Table debate, WWT has sought to raise issues of concern to the industry with regulators, politicians and other key stakeholders. Recent debates have included the responsibility of water companies in combating climate change, the effect of the five-year spending review period on the supply chain and the provision of sustainable water and sewerage services for London. WWT also publishes WWT Ireland bi-annually. This supplement to the main magazine also has an independent pan-island readership. Other supplements include the Consultancy Contact Centre and Skills Centre. WWT is also co-organiser of the Water Industry Achievement Awards, along with sister publication WET News. WWT is part of the Faversham House Group, owner of the edie online service. FHG also organises the environmental exhibition Sustainabilitylive!, incorporating IWEX, and is publisher of WET News, Desalination Water Reuse and Sustainable Business.
WATER ACTIVE LTD Unit 2, 57 Bushey Grove Road, Bushey,Watford, Hertfordshire WD23 2JW T: 01923 23 50 50 • F: 01923 25 22 20 • E:
info@wateractive.co.uk • W:
www.wateractive.co.uk
Water Active is a monthly print and electronic magazine providing coverage of the political, environmental and technical aspects for water treatment, distribution and wastewater treatment disposal, to management and engineering professionals working in the water and main water-using industries. Available in two versions, the print version targets 7,000 individuals each month, in the form of a high quality A3 newspaper. The electronic version targets over 10,000 more individuals via an interactive magazine, available for viewing on
www.wateractiveonline.co.uk.The electronic version is the first 100 interactive magazine for the water and wastewater related industries and reads like a print journal but is accessed through the internet. Editorial and advertisement pages are fully interactive and can be viewed in the browser, printed out as a standard page or saved as a PDF.The magazine is not downloaded but is viewed on our own servers, enabling fast and efficient viewing.Visit
www.wateractive.co.uk for more details or call +44 (0) 1923 23 50 50.
WATER ASSOCIATES Bamforth House, 16 Garlands Road, Redhill, Surrey RH1 6NT T: 01737 761 500 • F: 01737 761 022 • E:
rod@wets-uk.demon.co.uk
Consultants Water Associates is a grouping of independent consultants all of whom have long experience of the water sector in the UK and internationally.They offer a wide range of engineering, planning, contract and institutional skills and advice and, because of their individuality, offer a flexible service to compliment the services of other British Water companies.
WATER ENGINEERING LIMITED Twyford Mill, Oxford Road,Adderbury, Banbury, Oxfordshire OX17 3SX T: 01295 810 581 • F: 01295 811 997 • E:
general@waterengineering.co.uk • W:
www.waterengineering.co.uk
A distributor and manufacturer, the name Water Engineering has been present in the UK water market since the 1970s.The present company was formed after a Management Buy-Out of the successful Fine Bubble Diffused Aeration (FBDA) business in April 2004.The Water Engineering FBDA product line can be traced back to 1919 and the formation of the Activated Sludge Company Limited and through previous company names including Templewood Hawksley,Hawker Siddeley,Water Engineering and VA Tech Wabag.WEL products have references in the majority of the UK water operating companies and many overseas countries covering both municipal and industrial industries.The company offers the complete range of FBDA products including: ceramic dome ceramic disc with interchangeable membrane disc, membrane disc Membrane tubular systems, Floor Fixings Lift Out systems,.The services supplied depend on clients’ requirements ranging from supply of spare parts only, existing plant refurbishments through to design, manufacture, assembly, supply, installation and oxygen testing of complete aeration systems.
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