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Advanced Water Cycle Management Course visits AVK
The Advanced Water Cycle Management Course arranged by Aarhus University Centre for Water Technology and leading Danish companies and water utilities, paid us a visit to learn about pressure control valves and smart pressure management.
16-08-2019
Introducing our range of needle valves
We are pleased to introduce our wide range of needle valves manufactured by AC.MO, AVK's Italian subsidiary.
24-06-2019
Wastewater pumping station with a green profile
The oldest and largest pumping station in Denmark has been discontinued and a new one has taken over. The new wastewater pumping station is designed for climate changes and considering environmental aspects.
New transition gate valves for gas
From steel pipes to PE pipes with our new gate valve series 46/90.
23-05-2019
AVK delivers to one of the largest battery factories in Europe
In January 2018, the third biggest company in South Korea started building one of the largest battery factories in Europe - located in Hungary and with a yearly capacity to supply 250,000 cars with batteries.
Less iron and calcium in the drinking water in Eeklo thanks to the new De Watergroep water treatment plant
With more than 100 years of experience and knowledge, De Watergroep is an important partner for drinking water in Flanders. With a pipeline network of over 34,000 kilometres, De Watergroep supplies drinking water to 177 municipalities in West and East Flanders, Flemish Brabant and Limburg.
Part 3. Sequester — redefining wastewater
One of the most encouraging aspects of the Danish water supply is found in its having fostered some of most compelling displays of sustainable wastewater management in the world. At several wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) around the country solutions are already in operation securing results that just a decade ago might have been dismissed as outlandish.
02-05-2019
Part 2. Supply - Advancing management of water distribution
A hallmark of water supply in Denmark is its being planned and managed with twofold appreciation for water as a valuable resource and the need to be mindful of energy consumption. Prioritizing across these levels has led Danish utilities to being at the forefront of developing smart water networks, fit for the twenty-first century.