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Eighth International Water Technology Conference IWTC 2004, Alexandria, Egypt
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Alexandria – March 26-28, 2004
Under the Auspices of H. E.
Prof. Dr. Atef Mohammed Abeid
Prime Minister
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Water is a precious resource; we have to treat all its related subjects
carefully. The water resources are limited we have to best utilize it. The
necessity of developing new resources is a must.
In fact the economic development requires additional water
resources, then the treatment of the used water without damage to the
environment. All these research issues are going on research in most
Egyptian Universities and Research Centers. Research is the only way to
respond to the water shortage problems, and waste water treatment
problems. I am sure that your Honorable conference in its Eighth session
will add fruitful and blessed steps to this issue.
Prof. Dr. Moufid Shehab
Minister High Education and Minister
of State for Scientific Research
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Over the past few decades, demand for
water has increased due to the growth of
population and the improved living standards.
These high demands did not match the limited
available water resources in many places where
water shortage has reached crisis levels. Water
quality has also deteriorated, due to pollution by
wastes and contaminants from cities, industry
and agriculture. The costs of creating, operating
and maintaining water systems have risen
dramatically. These issues have contributed in
making the water resources management more
complex and require more investments to match the growing demands.
In the past, we were concerned much more of water quantity than
water quality. However, these days it realized the importance of
monitoring, evaluating and protecting water quality. Thus, the primary role
of the ministry is to ensure that sufficient water of good quality is available
and accessible for the different users and to ensure the optimal socioeconomic division of scarce resources. This implies, among others, the
formulation of policies, strategies, a regulatory framework, and a
monitoring system.
The Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation has prepared a
National Water Policy till the year 2017 including three main policy
themes: 1) Optimal use of available water resources; 2) Water quality
protection and pollution abatement; 3) Development of new water
resources in cooperation with the Nile Basin riparian countries.
So, one of the main tasks of the Ministry nowadays is focusing on
water quality protection and pollution abatement. The Water Quality Unit
was established through the ministry to follow-up water quality assessment
in the country. Moreover, more researches are needed to be carried out in
this field. Thus, the government of Egypt namely the MWRI has established
the NWRC, which is regarded as a unique organization developed in Egypt
to conduct research at the highest policy-making level.
Thus, this conference will help in discussing different water
resources problems and new technologies in this field which will help in
protecting our ecosystem.
Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Abou Zeid
Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation
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Water and its related activities is a relevant issue. This threatening
issue to our national security requires intensified research efforts. The
Problem is manifested by shortage in resources and damage to the
environment resulting from the used water.
Certainly, research is the only way to respond to these problems.
Mansoura university has a long experience in all water related
aspects, as water distribution, water demand management, water
desalination, waste water treatment technologies, potable water treatment
technologies, many of these researches is published in international
conferences and reviews.
I would like to extend a warm welcome to every participant in the
conference, and I hope to you a successful and fruitful conference.
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Gamal El Din Moussa
President of Mansoura University
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IWTC
2004
PROGRAM INDEX
IWTC-VIII
Welcome .................................................................................
Conference Organization ......................................................
Exhibitors ..............................................................................
Conference Chairperson, Co-Chairperson,
Secretary General ..................................................................
Conference Organizing Committee ......................................
Scientific Committee .............................................................
Conference Executive Committee ........................................
Program Brief ........................................................................
Technical Sessions ................................................................
Workshops .............................................................................
Conference Information & Venue .......................................
About Alexandria ..................................................................
General Information .............................................................
Authors Index ........................................................................
Exhibitors ..............................................................................
Water Technology Association .............................................
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WELCOME
BIENVENUE
BIENVENUTO
WILKOMMEN
The organizing committees extend to every participant
a warm welcome to the Eighth International Water
Technology Conference IWTC 2004.
We hope that you will find time to follow researches
and savor the ethnic, business, international and cultural
aspects of our setting. We will do our best to make your
stay in Alexandria very enjoyable.
Organizing Committees
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The conference is organized by:
Mansoura University, Egypt
Ministry of Water Resources and
Irrigation, Egypt
Ministry of State for
Environmental Affairs, Egypt
Water Technology Association
(WTA), Egypt
♦ The Conference Organization acknowledges the
support received from the UNESCO Cairo Office.
Also, it acknowledges the Ministry of Water Resources
and Irrigation for the printing of these Proceedings.
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Exhibitors
AQUAMANA
The Arab Company for Engineering Works
(CAIROMATIC)
El-Fath Pipe Technology and Modern Irrigation
Future Pipe Industries
International Company for Water Technology &
Environment
KAHA Company
Ministry of State for Environmental Affairs
WATCO
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Eighth International Water
Technology Conference IWTC 2004
Conference Honorary Chairpersons
Prof. Ahmed Gamal ElDin Moussa
President of Mansoura University
Prof. Amin Mobarak
Chairman, Egyptian Parliamentary Committee on
Energy and Industry
Conference Chairperson
Prof. Magdy Abou Rayan
Mansoura University
Conference Secretary General
Prof. Hussein El-Atfy
Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation
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CONFERENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Awny Naim
Diaa El-Monayeri
El-Sayed Abdel Rassoul
Hussein El-Atfy
Magdy Abou Rayan
Magdy El-Sharkawy
Mohamed Fayek
Mohamed Mansour
Mohsen Ezz El-Din
Mostafa Soliman
Nageh Gad El-Hak
Osman El-Gougary
Samy El-Felaly
Palestinian Water Authority.
Zagazig University, Egypt.
Mansoura University, Egypt.
Ministry of Water Resources and
Irrigation, Egypt.
WTA, Egypt.
Assiut University, Egypt.
ASCE Egypt Section.
Suez Canal Authority, Egypt.
Social Fund for Development, Egypt.
Ministry of Agriculture, Egypt.
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IWTC 2004, 26-28 March, 2004
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
El-Sayed Abdel Rassoul
Alaa Yassin
Diaa El-Monayeri
Fahmy El-Sharkawy
Mohammed Fayek
Mostafa Soliman
I. Gar El-Alm Rashed
(Chairman),
Alexandria University, Egypt.
Alexandria University, Egypt.
ASCE Egypt.
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CONFERENCE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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Samy El-Felaly
Bakinaz Zeidan
Berge Djebedjian
Magdy Abou Rayan
Magdy El-Sharkawy
Nariman Sohail
(Chairman), Ministry of Agriculture
Tanta University
Mansoura University
Mansoura University
General Organization for Sanitary
Drainage
Conference Administration:
Yasmeen Abd El-Hameed,
Administration Affairs, International Consultants (IC)
$ Hassan Abdel Wahab,
Financial Secretary, Mansoura University
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PROGRAM BRIEF
FRIDAY - MARCH 26, 2004
14:00 – 21:00
17:30
19:00
19:30 – 20:00
20:00 – 21:30
22:00
Registration at Helnan Palestine Hotel
Opening Ceremonies
Exhibition Opening
Reception
Workshop (1)
Dinner at Mahrousa Hotel
SATURDAY - MARCH 27, 2004
09:00 – 10:30
10:30 – 11:00
11:00 – 12:30
12:45 – 14:15
14:15 – 15:30
15:45 – 17:15
17:30 – 19:00
20:00
Technical Sessions (1) & (2)
Coffee Break
Lunch
Workshop (2)
SUNDAY – MARCH 28, 2004
09:00 – 10:30
10:30 – 11:00
11:00 – 12:30
12:30 – 13:00
Coffee Break
Closing Ceremonies
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Friday (26/3/2004)
Time
14:00 – 21:00
17:30
19:00
19:30 – 20:00
20:30 – 21:30
22:00
Room A
Room B
Registration at Helnan Palestine Hotel
Opening Ceremonies
Exhibition Opening
Reception
Workshop (1)
Saturday (27/3/2004)
Time
09:00 – 10:30
10:30 – 11:00
11:00 – 12:30
12:45 – 14:15
14:15 – 15:30
15:45 – 17:15
17:30 – 19:00
20:00
Room A
Room B
Technical Session (1)
Coffee Break
Lunch
Workshop (2)
Sunday (28/3/2004)
Time
09:00 – 10:30
10:30 – 11:00
11:00 – 12:30
12:30 – 13:00
Room A
Room B
Coffee Break
Closing Ceremonies
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Technical Sessions
No. of Sessions 12
No. of Papers
60
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Session 1
WATER DEMAND AND
SUPPLY MANAGEMENT
1
PLACE : ROOM (A)
Saturday 27/03/2004
09:00 AM
CHAIRPERSONS :
* Dia El-Quosy
* Alaa Yassin
Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, Egypt
Alexandria University, Egypt
09h00
Egypt’s Experience with Regard to Water Demand Management in
Agriculture
Samy H. El-Felaly and Enas Mohammed Abbas Saleh
Ministry of Agriculture
Egypt
09h15
Decision Support Systems in Water Management
Osman Mohammed Naggar
Omdurman Islamic University
Sudan
09h30
Precision Irrigation Technology: New Trend to Improve
Irrigation Water Management
Esmat Al-Karadsheh
National Center for Agricultural Research and Technology Transfer Jordan
09h45
Characterization of Harvested Rainwater Quality from
Seoul City - Korea
M. Y. Han*, H. I. Saleh**, I. Y. Lee* and Y. J. Kim*
* Seoul National University
** Menoufia University
Korea
Egypt
Optimizing Use of Rainfall Water in East Desert of Egypt
Zeinab El-Barbary and Gamal Sallam
National Water Research Center
Egypt
Community Management of Rural Water Supplies System for
Sustainability of the Service
Mohamed I. A. Amer
Zagazig University
Egypt
10h00
10h15
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Session 2
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
(1)
PLACE : ROOM (B)
Saturday 27/03/2004
2
09:00 AM
CHAIRPERSONS :
* Medhat Saleh
* Zhan Hanhui
09h00
09h15
09h30
09h45
10h00
El-Azhar University, Egypt
Zhuzhou Institute of Technology, China
Improving the Denitrification Potential in Biological
Wastewater Treatment by Dosing Carbon from
Sludge Hydrolysis
Medhat A. E. Moustafa
Alexandria University
Using Constructed Wet Lands to Improve Wastewater Quality
in Jordan
Abeer Al-Balawenah
National Center for Agricultural Research and
Technology Transfer
Egypt
Jordan
Preliminary Design and Cost Estimation of
Waste Water Treatment Unit
W. A. Aissa
High Institute of Energy
Egypt
Biodegradation of High Concentration of Phenol in Wastewater
Treatment by Biofilm Developed in Sand Soil Media
Medhat Moustafa
Egypt
Municipal Waste Water Treatment – Case Study
H. M. Asfour, Mosaad M. El-Shayeb and Asma A. Sattar
El-Minia University
Egypt
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Session 3
3
DESALINATION TECHNOLOGIES
(1)
PLACE : ROOM (A)
Saturday 27/03/2004
11:00 AM
CHAIRPERSONS :
* Ali El-Nashar
* Khalid Burashid
Formerly, Water and Electricity Department,
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Ministry of Electricity and Water, Bahrain
11h00
New Approach to Salinity Determination & Salinity Dispersion
along Bosphorous
S. Ipek Karaaslan* and A. Beril Tugrul**
* Yeditepe University, ** Istanbul Technical University
Turkey
11h15
Potential of Desalination Brackish Groundwater in Gaza Strip
by the Utilization of a Hybrid Alternative Energy System
Imad A. Khatib
Palestine Polytechnic University
Palestinian Territories
11h30
Environmental Impact and Cost Analysis of Desalination Systems
H. F. El-Gamal* and M. F. Abdrabbo**
* Mansoura University, ** Zagazig University
Egypt
11h45
Micro Climatic Environmental Conditions inside Greenhouses
with Built-In Solar Distillation System
Hassan E. S. Fath and Khaled Y. Zakaria
Egypt
Application of Sandy Bed Solar Collector System
for Extraction of Water from Air
Abdelnaby B. Kabeel
Tanta University
Egypt
A New Visual Package for Simulation of Thermal Desalination
Processes: Development & Verification
A. S. Nafey*, H. E. S. Fath**, A. A. Mabrouk* and M. A. Elzzeky*
* Suez Canal University, ** Alexandria University
Egypt
12h00
12h15
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Session 4
WATER TREATMENT
PLACE : ROOM (B)
Saturday 27/03/2004
4
11:00 AM
CHAIRPERSONS :
* Olfat El-Sebaei
* Imad Khatib
11h00
11h15
11h30
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Palestine Polytechnic University,
Theoretical Investigation on Using Direct Filtration Process
for Treating Raw Water from Lake Nasser in Egypt
Hazem I. Saleh
Menoufia University
Egypt
Screening of New Sorbent Materials for Cadmium Removal
from Aqueous Solutions
H. Benaissa*, M. Meziani, and M-A. Elouchdi
* University of Tlemcen
Algeria
Water and Power Saving By Recycling & Reuse
of Domestic Water
A. A. Abdel Naby
A Study on the Application of Electromagnetic System
for the Removal of Corrosion Products
in Boiler Feed Water (Poster)
Jae-Goo Shim and Jeon-Soo Moon
Korea Electric Power Research Institute
Egypt
Korea
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Session 5
5
PLACE: ROOM (A)
Saturday 27/03/2004
SEWAGE TREATMENT
12:45 AM
CHAIRPERSONS:
* Fahmy El-Sharkawy
* Ahmed Fadel
12h45
Flux Enhancement by Using Helical Baffles in Ultrafiltration
of Suspended Solids
Noreddine Ghaffour*, Rahim Jassim** and Tahir Khir**
* Middle East Desalination Research Center (MEDRC)
Oman
** Jeddah College of Technology
Saudi Arabia
13h00
Effect of CO-Ions on Cadmium Sorption Kinetics from
Aqueous Solutions by Dried Activated Sludge
H. Benaissa* and M-A. Elouchdi
* University of Tlemcen
Algeria
Public Private Partnership through Build-Operate-Transfer
in Jordan Wastewater Sector
Ibrahim Abu Shams and Mohammad Awamleh
Ministry of Water and Irrigation
Jordan
13h30 Enhancement of Oxygen Transfer Rate in Trickling Filter
Using Radial Jet Nozzle
Kamal T. Ewida, Sameh M. El-Mokadem, Radwan M. Kamal
and Ayman M. Ali
Zagazig University
Egypt
13h15
13h45 Aquatic Plants for Bioremedation of Waste Water
Assia A. El Falaky*, S. A. Aboulroos**, A. A. Saoud and M. A. Ali
* Environment & Climate Research Institute,
** Cairo University
Egypt
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Session 6
POLLUTION AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
PLACE : ROOM (B)
Saturday 27/03/2004
6
12:45 AM
CHAIRPERSONS:
* Samy H. El-Felaly
* Mawaheb Abou El-Azm
12h45
Ministry of Agriculture, Egypt
Ministry of State for Environmental
Affairs, Egypt
Environmental Problems in Two Egyptian Shallow Lakes
Subjected to Different Levels of Pollution
Massoud A. H. Saad and A. M. Safty
Egypt
13h00
Eutrophication Assessment of Lake Manzala Using GIS Techniques
Noha Donia* and Mahmoud Hussein**
* Institute of Environmental Studies and Researches
** National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space
Egypt
13h15
Impact of Land Use on the Hydrogeochemistry of Groundwater
in Wadi El-Farigh Area, Egypt
Mohamed ElKashouty
Cairo University
13h30
13h45
14h00
Impact of the Contaminant Pollutants in Coastal Hammam
Sousse Area
Nadia Hocini
Centre de Recherche Nucléaire d’Alger
Egypt
Algeria
Surface Discharges of Warm Water from Thermal Power
Stations into Rivers
Kassem Salah El-Alfy
Mansoura University
Egypt
Removal of Oil Spills from Salt Water by Magnesium,
Calcium Carbonates and Oxides
S. Anwar Sayed*, A. S. El Sayed**, and A. M. Zayed***
* Helwan University, ** Misr Petroleum Company,
*** Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation
Egypt
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Session 7
7
PLACE : ROOM (A)
Saturday 27/03/2004
FLOW IN RIVERS AND
OPEN CHANNELS
15:45 AM
CHAIRPERSONS :
* Mostafa Soliman
* Zeinab El-Barbary
15h45
16h00
16h15
16h30
16h45
Ain Shams University, Egypt
Water Research Institute, Egypt
A Practical Method for Predicting the Discharge in Alluvial
and Rigid Boundary Two Stage Channels
Mansour A. Haidera* and E.M. Valentine**
* University of Sana’a
** University of Newcastle upon Tyne
Yemen
UK
An Artificial Neural Network Model for Predicting
Longitudinal Dispersion Coefficients in Rivers
Ali A. M. Gad
Assiut University
Egypt
The Effect of Closing Secondary Channels on the Morphology
and the Ecology of the River Nile
Gamal Sallam and Zeinab El-Barbary
Nile Research Institute
Egypt
Improvement of the Hydraulic Performance of Sharp-Crested
Side Weirs in Circular Channels
Gamal Abou Zeid
Assiut University
Egypt
Dynamic Model for Subcritical Dividing Flows in
Open Channel Junction
Ibrahim Rashwan
Tanta University
Egypt
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Session 8
NETWORKS AND PUMPS
PLACE : ROOM (B)
Saturday 27/03/2004
8
15:45 AM
CHAIRPERSONS:
* Nageh Gad El-Hak
* Nadia Abdou
Suez Canal Authority, Egypt
Alexandria Potable Water Organization,
Egypt
15h45
Lagrangian Method for Simultaneous Propagation of Waterborne
Substances in Water Distribution Networks
G. R. Munavalli* and M. S. Mohan Kumar**
* Walchand College of Engineering,
** Indian Institute of Science
India
16h00
Performance of a Central-Type Jet Pump,
II- Experimental Study on Water Flow
F. M. El-Otla, I. A. EL-Sawaf, and M. EL-Ghandour
Suez Canal University
Egypt
Conservation of Domestic Water Use for Jeddah City
Using Simulation Model
S. Awadalla* and M. AbdulRazzak**
* Soil and Water Institute,
** UNESCO Office
Egypt
Cost Analysis of Failure of Buried Pipes
Rehab Anwar Hamada
Arab World for Financial Investment Co.
Egypt
A Simple Graphical Method for Designing All Sewer Types
Ali A. M. Gad and Hassan I. Mohamed
Assiut University
Egypt
16h15
16h30
16h45
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Session 9
9
PLACE : ROOM (A)
Sunday
28/03/2004
HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
09:00 AM
CHAIRPERSONS :
* Mostafa Soliman
* Abdel-Azim Negm
09h00
09h15
Ain Shams University, Egypt
Zagazig University, Egypt
Effect of Sill Arrangement on Maximum Scour Depth
Downstream of Abruptly Enlarged Stilling Basins
Abdel-Azim M. Negm
Zagazig University
Egypt
A New Analytical Bridge Pier Scour Equation
Youssef I. Hafez
Hydraulic Research Institute
Egypt
09h30
Effect of End Sill on Scour Characteristics Downstream
of Sudden Expanding Stilling Basins
O. K. Saleh, A.M. Negm, O. S. Waheed-Eldin and Noha G. Ahmad
Zagazig University
Egypt
09h45
Identification of Pressure and Velocity Correction Coefficients
along Block-Stones Ramp
Hassan Ibrahim Mohamed
Assiut University
Egypt
Hydraulic Design of the Touristic Berthing in Aswan City
Hossam El-Sersawy and Magdy Gad
Nile Research Institute
Egypt
10h00
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Session 10
DESALINATION
TECHNOLOGIES (2)
PLACE : ROOM (B)
Sunday
28/03/2004
10
09:00 AM
CHAIRPERSONS :
* El-Sayed Abdel-Rassoul
* Hassan Fath
09h00
Over Two Decades of Challenging Crusades in the Rehabilitation
of 11,500 M3/Day MSF Desalination Units
in the Kingdom of Bahrain
Khalid Burashid
Ministry of Electricity and Water
Bahrain
09h15
Evaluation of the Effectiveness and Performance of
Desalination Equipment in Egypt
Magdy Abou Rayan*, Berge Djebedjian* and Ibrahim Khaled**
* Mansoura University,
** Sinai Development Authority
Egypt
A Naturally Circulated Humidifying De-Humidifying Solar Still
with Built-In Passive Condenser
Hassan E. S. Fath*, Samy Elsherbiny and Ahmad Ghazy
* Alexandria University
Egypt
Development & Transient Performance of a Multi-Effect,
Air Cooled Home Distiller
Hassan E. S. Fath*, M. Elsayed and M. Abd Alghany
* Alexandria University
Egypt
09h30
09h45
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Session 11
11
PLACE: ROOM (A)
Sunday
28/03/2004
GENERAL HYDRAULICS
11:00 AM
CHAIRPERSONS:
* Rawia Konsowa
* Mohsen Ezz El-Din
ESCWA, Lebanon
11h00
A Remote Monitoring System for River Barrage Gates and Allied
Structures Using Virtual Instrumentation Technology
Amit Chaudhuri, Jayanta Kumar Roy and Shampa Dey
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing
India
11h15
Numerical and Experimental Analysis of Transient 2D Flow
Around Ship Spoiler
Nabil Hassan Mostafa
Zagazig University
Egypt
Correction Factor for Friction Head Loss through Lateral
and Manifold
Essam Awad Mostafa
Egypt
Study of River Bed Behavior at Intakes and Outlets
of Talkha Thermal Power Plant
Kassem Salah El-Alfy
Mansoura University
Egypt
11h30
11h45
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Session 12
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
(2)
PLACE: ROOM (B)
Sunday
28/03/2004
12
11:00 AM
CHAIRPERSONS:
* Diaa El-Monayeri
* Osman El-Gougary
11h00
11h15
Social Fund for Development, Egypt
Co-Flocculating Mechanism and its Experiment Research
Zhan Hanhui*, Zhang Xiaoqi* and Zhan Xuehui**
* Zhuzhou Institute of Technology,
** Central South University
China
Using a Natural Coagulant for Treating Wastewater
Abdelaziem Mahmoud Abdelaal
Suez Canal University
Egypt
11h30
Quantification of Biofilm Formed at a Plan Liquid-Liquid Interface
Gaber Idris and Medhat Moustafa
Egypt
11h45
Characterization of Wastewater Produced from Alexandria
(Present and Future) and the Improvement
of Mediterranean Sea
Nariman Soheil
Alexandria Sewage Treatment Organization
Egypt
Anaerobic Digestion Technology for Industrial Wastewater
Treatment
Medhat M. A. Saleh and Usama F. Mahmood
El Azhar University
Egypt
12h00
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Workshops
IWTC-VIII, Workshops
No. of Workshops 2
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Workshop (1)
Water Demand Management and
Water Security
Alexandria, 26 March 2004
Place: Room (A)
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Time: 20:00 – 21:30 AM
Workshop is conducted in Arabic Language.
Chairperson:
Prof. Dr. Ahmed El-Geweily
Arab Economic Council
Co-Chairperson:
Prof. Dr. Magdy Abou Rayan
Moderators:
Dr. Khalid Abou Zeid
Prof. Dr. Samy El-Felaly
Egyptian Water Partnership
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Objectives:
The workshop is organized within the main form of International Water
Technology Conference. The objective of the workshop is to explore the
water demand management policies in the region and recommend the
necessary steps to be undertaken in order to assure an effective and viable
water demand management strategy for the region. The water security
problem will be discussed. The level of water supply is threatening. All
countries in the region are using more than 100% of their available
renewable water resources. The workshop is addressed mainly to decisionmakers.
Speakers:
1- Prof. Dr. Dia El-Quosy
2- Prof. Dr. Fady Komir
3- Prof. Dr. Samy El-Felaly
4- Prof. Dr. Hassan Fath
5- Dr. Imad Khatib
6- Dr. Khalid Burashid
7- Dr. Radwan AI-Weshah
8- Dr. Osman Naggar
Water Research Center, Egypt
University of Notre Dame, Lebanon
Palestine Polytechnic University,
Ministry of Electricity and Water,
Bahrain
UNESCO Cairo Office
Omdurman Islamic University,
Sudan
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Workshop (2)
Low Cost Water Treatment
Technologies
Alexandria, 27 March 2004
Place: Room (A)
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Time: 15:30 – 17:00 AM
Workshop is conducted in Arabic Language.
Chairpersons:
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Fadel
Prof. Dr. Diaa El-Monayeri
Moderator:
Dr. Mawaheb Abou El-Azm
Ministry of State for
Environmental Affairs, Egypt
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Objectives:
The development of rural areas has resulted in increasing need to
sanitation. In the case of Egypt, the required investment in order to
provide appropriate sanitation services is high; the local economy can not
support such investment. The search of low cost technologies is a must.
This is the only way to respond to sanitation problems in Egypt's rural
areas.
The objective of this workshop is to discuss the available low cost
technologies and its feasibility for rural areas.
Speakers:
1- Prof. Dr. Ahmed Fadel
2- `Eng. Ali Tantawy
Cairomatic Co., Egypt
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CONFERENCE INFORMATION
& VENUE
Registration, Opening, Ceremonies and Technical Sessions will all be held
at:
HELNAN PALESTINE HOTEL
THE MONTAZAH ROYAL PALACE, ALEXANDRIA
TEL: (203) 5473500 / 5474033
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FAX: (203) 5473378
Opening Ceremonies will be held in the DOLPHIN BALLROOM.
Technical Sessions and Workshops will be held in the DOLPHIN,
and HARAMLEK BALLROOMS.
Exhibition will be held in the DAHABIA BALLROOM.
REGISTRATION AT THE CONFERENCE DESK
All participants must register upon their arrival at the registration
desk located at Hotel Palestine DAHABIA Ballroom. The registration desk
will be open from Friday 26 at 14 AM until Sunday 28 at 10 AM.
Every registered participant will receive the necessary documents: name
tags and tickets for both meals and banquet.
PRESENTATION, COMMUNICATIONS AND DISCUSSION
There will be two parallel sessions, according to this program.
Every session room is equipped with an overhead projector and LCD
projector. If you require any specific audio-visual equipment, please
contact your session chairman prior to the presentation.
The time allocated for each presentation is 15 minutes. All
conducted in English Language.
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AUTHOR’S BRIEFING/AUDIO VISUAL PRACTICE
A single orientation meeting will be held in each session meeting
room at 8:00 AM on each day for all technical sessions scheduled during
the day.
Authors may practice with and review overhead transparencies in
their session rooms at anytime when the rooms are not in use for sessions
or briefings.
MESSAGE CENTER
A bulletin board will be used to post messages received by the conference
management staff on behalf of attendees and participants. The bulletin
board will be located in the registration area.
Conference Registration Form
Please Check:
Author and Session Chairman
Non-Author
Complete Set of Proceedings
US $ 350
US $ 350
Non-Author
US $ 25
Author
US $ 20
Every author will receive one proceeding volume free of charge. The
registration covers participation in technical program, lunches, coffee
breaks and banquet ticket. Additional banquet tickets may be ordered in
advance at the registration desk for US $ 10. Additional lunch tickets at US
$ 10.
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About Alexandria
A
lexandria, the largest port in Egypt and one of
the major summer resorts on the Mediterranean
sea and lies in the North West of the Nile Delta
225 km from Cairo. Two deep-Water Harbors
make it one of the most important ports of the Mediterranean and it is the center
of the Egyptian fishing and Cotton Industries. It is outstanding location: All Year
round mild climate fine sandy beaches stretching over 40 km.
Alexandria was named after Alexander the Great, who ordered the
foundation of the city in 332 B.C. on the site of a small village, called Rakoda in
order to connect Egypt with his fatherland. He charged his architect Democrats
with the planning of the new city immortalized his name along history.
After the death of Alexander the Great, his general Ptolemy declared
himself King of Egypt and founded the Ptolemaic dynasty which ruled Egypt for
three centuries. During this period, Alexandria was the capital of Egypt for
nearly a thousand years. Few cities in the world can vie with its glorious past but
the majority certainly has more to show. Virtually nothing remains of the marble
places and temples for which the city was renowned antiquity. The Hellenic past
has been completely submerged and today the city’s aspect is entirely modern.
The sea front with its railings and open-ended squares is reminiscent, although
many of the buildings away from the front retain an Egyptian integrity, it is not
coincidental that many of the European communities choose Alexandria for their
residences.
Climate
In March, mean temperature has a minimum of 15°C, and a maximum of
25°C. Hotel Palestine has a private beach and water temperature is reasonable for
sea bathes. In the area, there is a water sports club, including sailing, launching
and diving.
Historical Brief of Alexandria
Alexandria is a city to explore at random, it’s as important to enjoy the
atmosphere, as it is to see the “sights”. The city center now stretches back from
Midan Saad Zaghloul, on the seafront, where there is a statue of the nationalist
leader. This was formerly the site of the Caesareum, a magnificent temple begun
by Cleopatra for her lover Antony and subsequently completed by their enemy
Octavian and dedicated to himself. Two famous obelisks (one, known as
“Cleopatra’s Needle”, now on the Embankment in London, the other in New
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York’s Central Park) were once here but all traces of the temple have
disappeared.
Graeco - Roman Alexandria
Little of the greatest city of antiquity remains to be seen today - although
an international project to rebuild the Alexandria Library, which once housed
laboratories.
The Roman Theatre
Over 30 years of excavation have uncovered many Roman remains
including this well-preserved theatre with marble seats for up to 800 spectators,
galleries and sections of mosaic-flooring. In Ptolemaic times this area was the
Park of Pan, a pleasure garden surrounded by Roman villas and baths.
The Graeco - Roman Museum
The collection, which covers the period from the 3rd century BC to the 7th
century AD, is a fascinating record of a civilization in the process of change as
religions merged and society evolved. In Alexandria, Graeco - Roman and
Pharaonic religions mingled in the cult of Serapis; the shift from pagan religions
to Christianity can also be seen in the exhibits which include mummies,
Hellenistic statues, busts of Roman emperors, Tanagra figurines and early
Christian antiquities.
Islamic Alexandria
El-Gomruk and El-Anfushi are interesting neighborhoods to explore, for
their souks and street life as well as Ottoman mosques and mashrabiya decorated houses. The Mosque of Abu El-Abbas-Mursi, dedicated to the patron
saint of Alexandria’s fishermen and sailors, this is the city’s biggest mosque.
Fort Qaitbey
On the northern tip of the Eastern Harbor, sultan Qaitbey’s Fort is an
Alexandria landmark. The Fort is on the original site of Pharos, Alexandria’s
ancient lighthouse, built in 279 BC to a height of 125 meters and topped with a
statue of Poseidon. Although Pharos was restored at various times it had finally
crumbled by the time that the original Fort was built here, in the 1480s. Today,
the Fort contains a mosque and the Naval Museum and provides wonderful views
of the city and the Mediterranean.
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Montazah Palace and Gardens
Acres of formal gardens and a beautiful beach make Montazah the
foremost city pleasure grounds. Montazah Palace, a grand structure built in a
mixture of Turkish and Florentine styles, is now a state guesthouse. Pleasant
afternoons can also be spent in Shallalat Gardens, include rockeries and an
artificial pond, Nouzha Gardens, near Alexandria Zoo, and Antoniadis
Gardens, where classical statuary is set among what were once the grounds of a
Greek family.
Travel to Egypt
You will need to contact your nearest Egyptian Consulate to obtain a visa.
The letter sent by organizing committee indicating the acceptance of your paper
can be used for this purpose.
Most airlines fly to Cairo and some fly directly to Alexandria, such as
Lufthansa, Olympic (Greek Airways), British Airways. Egypt Air is the official
carrier of the conference.
Travel to Alexandria
There are 2 daily domestic flights leaving Cairo airport for Alexandria at 8
a.m. and 5 p.m., however it is much cheaper and more interesting to travel by
land to Alexandria.
Most international flights arrive in Cairo in the evening, which may be too
late for public transport to Alexandria. It may be necessary to stay overnight in
Cairo and travel to Alexandria the following day. There are several hotels close
to the airport and many in downtown Cairo.
Trains depart for Alexandria from the main railway station in Ramses
Square in downtown Cairo. Departures are hourly from 6 am to 10 p.m. and cost
about US$ 10 per person. The nearest station to Hotel Palestine is Sidi Gaber,
which is the penultimate stop before the main station in Alexandria. For the nonstop express trains to Alexandria, Sidi Gaber is the first stop. The journey takes
about 2h 30m. You will need to take a taxi to your hotel (about US$ 5).
Buses (Super Jet and West Delta) travel from Cairo airport to Alexandria
hourly from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., with one departure 1 a.m. The cost is about US$ 8
and the journey takes about 3 hours. The buses also depart from downtown
Cairo.
There are also limousines, which can be hired at the airport to go directly
to Alexandria. The cost is about US$ 60.
Currency Exchange
Banks opening hours are 08:30 to 13:30, Sunday to Thursday. Most hotels
and exchange offices are open for more extended periods.
You can change foreign currency into local currency at the airport. One
US dollar is about 6.15 Egyptian pounds. There are no restrictions on exchange
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of foreign currency in Egypt.
Major credit cards are widely accepted by most hotels, restaurants and
shops. Traveler’s cheques may be refused in some places and it is best therefore
to exchange them at a bank.
Useful Phone Numbers
The international code for Egypt is 20, the code for Alexandria is (0)3, and
(0)2 for Cairo.
Ambulance
Police
121,
122.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The average temperature in Alexandria is
Ministry of Tourism
Tourist Police
Ambulance
15º C
807611
803929
807611
123-4201373
CONSULATE
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TEL.
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15, Saad Zaghloul Sq.
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6, Badawi St. (El Rassafa)
296, Suez Canal St.
26, Dr. Morisson St. (Roushdy)
20, Loumomba St. (Bab Sharki)
2, El Horreya Road
2, Orabi Sq.
5, Mena St. (Roushdy)
3, Mena St. (Roushdy)
63, Alexander The Great St. (Azarita)
18, El Horreya Road.
2, Stamboul St.
207, Abd El Salam Arif St. (Laurent)
25, Saad Zaghloul Sq.
41, Moustata Abu Heif St. (Saba Pacha)
64, El Horreya Road
4, Loumomba St. (Shalalat)
20, Loumomba St. (Bab Sharki)
1, El Falaki St.
2, Gamal Abdel Nasser St.
5, El-Pharaana St.
Behind 6 English Church (Stanly)
81, El Shahid Salah Moustafa
101, El Horreya Road
59, El Horreya Road
57, 26 July St. (Mansheya)
8, Mokhtar Abdel Hamid St. (Saba Pacha)
11, Kamel El-Kilani St. (Shalalat)
110, El Horreya Road
20, Kafr Abdo St. (Roushdi)
9, El Pharaana St.
808888
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808528
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NEARBY HOTELS
The conference will be held in the Hotel Helnan Palestine, Montazah, and
special conference rates are available for this hotel and the nearby Hotel
Mahrosa. There are wide ranges of hotels available in Alexandria and some of
the ones nearest to the Hotel Palestine are listed below.
Stars
Hotels
*****
Helnan
Palestine
Montazah
5413500 5413318 70 US$
5414033
90 US$
*****
Montazah
Sheraton
Corniche Road,
Montazah
5481220 5401331 80 US$
5480550
100 US$
*****
Ramada
544, El-Geish
Road, Sidi Bishr
866111
868188
80 US$
90 US$
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PLAZA
El-Geish St.,
Zizinia
5878714 5875399
33 US$
23 US$
Address
Fax
Prices in US$
Single
(for
Egyptians)
(for
Egyptians)
(for the
others)
(for the
others)
59 US$
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CORAIL
802, Geish
Road, Mandara
5480996 5407746
Double
11 US$
39 US$
15 US$
Nearby Restaurants
Restaurant
Pizza Hut (Mamoura)
Lord’s Inn
Zephiyrion
Chinese Restaurant
International Sea Food
Address
Mamoura Beach
12, Mohamed Ahmed, San Stefano
Abou Kir
802, El Guish Avenue, Montazah
808, El Guish Avenue, Montazah
5865664
5601319
5480996
873154
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AUTHORS INDEX
NAME
Abd Alghany, M.
Abdel Naby, A. A.
Abdelaal, A. M.
Abdrabbo, M. F.
AbdulRazzak, M.
Abou Zeid, G.
Aboulroos, S. A.
Abu Shams, I.
Ahmad, N. G.
Aissa, W. A.
Al-Balawenah, A.
Ali, A. M.
Ali, M. A.
Al-Karadsheh, E.
Amer, M. I. A.
Asfour, H. M.
Awadalla, S.
Awamleh, M.
Benaissa, H.
Burashid, K.
Chaudhuri, A.
Dey, S.
Djebedjian, B.
Donia, N.
El Falaky, A. A.
El Sayed, A. S.
El-Alfy, K. S.
El-Barbary, Z.
El-Felaly, S. H.
El-Gamal, H. F.
EL-Ghandour, M.
ElKashouty, M.
El-Mokadem, S. M.
El-Otla, F. M.
Elouchdi, M-A.
EL-Sawaf, I. A.
Elsayed, M.
El-Sersawy, H.
El-Shayeb, M. M.
Elsherbiny, S.
Elzzeky, M. A.
Ewida, K. T.
Fath, H. E. S.
Gad, A. A. M.
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Gad, M.
Ghaffour, N.
Ghazy, A.
Hafez, Y. I.
Haidera, M. A.
Hamada, R. A.
Han, M. Y.
Hanhui, Z.
Hocini, N.
Hussein, M.
Idris, G.
Jassim, R.
Kabeel, A. B.
Kamal, R. M.
Karaaslan, S. I.
Khaled, I.
Khatib, I. A.
Khir, T.
Kim, Y. J.
Lee, I. Y.
Mabrouk, A. A.
Mahmood, U. F.
Meziani, M.
Mohamed, H. I.
Mohan Kumar, M. S.
Moon, J.-S.
Mostafa, E. A.
Mostafa, N. H.
Moustafa, M.
Munavalli, G. R.
Nafey, A. S.
Naggar, O. M.
Negm, A. M.
Rashwan, I.
Rayan, M. A.
Roy, J. K.
Saad, M. A. H.
Safty, A. M.
Saleh, E. M. A.
Saleh, H. I.
Saleh, M.
Saleh, O. K.
Sallam, G.
Saoud, A. A.
Sattar, A. A.
Sayed, S. A.
Shim, J.-G.
Soheil, N.
Tugrul, A. B.
Valentine, E. M.
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Waheed-Eldin, O. S.
Xiaoqi, Z.
Xuehui, Z.
Zakaria, K. Y.
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_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
EXHIBITORS
IWTC-2004
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
THE ARAB COMPANY FOR
ENGINEERING WORKS
S.A.E. (CAIROMATIC)
Office Address:
Plant Address:
President:
Telephone:
Fax:
Contact Person:
33, Ahmed Tayseer St., Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt
4th Industrial Zone # 7, 8, 9 & 11 – Badr City – Egypt.
Eng. Ali M. A. Tantawy
(202) 417 3424
(202) 417 3373
Dr. Medhat Karawan
ACTIVITY:
Cairomatic was founded as an Engineering and Contracting firm in 1973.
During the period since foundation Cairomatic developed and
enhanced its organizational structure and staff capabilities.
Cairomatic also enhanced and developed the clients mix as well as the products
and services mix.
Cairomatic main activities lies in the field of water purification and treatment,
sewage and Industrial waste treatment, Gas and Oil utilities and
Services.
Cairomatic also provide the support in the area of equipment and production
line design and manufacturing, operation and maintenance of
industrial and utilities activities.
Cairomatic is an Independent systems integrator specialized in the design,
supply, implementation and installation of business solutions for
information systems, maintenance systems, process control and
automation systems, SCADA and DCS for industrial and utilities
applications.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
EL-FATH PIPE TECHNOLOGY
AND MODERN IRRIGATION
Office Address:
President:
Telephone:
Fax:
Mobile:
Website:
E-Mail:
Cairo: 35 El-Obour Building,
Alexandria: Agami Betash - Matrouh Road
Eng. Samir Abd El Mohsen
(202) 2630263, (203) 34361881
(202) 2630263, (203) 34377709
012 2124914, 010 1092031
www.elfath-eg.com
[email protected]
ACTIVITY:
The company started business in using modern piping systems since 20 years ago.
We are:
Agents of GEORGE FISCHER + GF + pipe jointing technology (Germany)
Supplying the following machines:
Butt & Socket fusion machines (Hydraulic & CNC) for HDPE, PP,
PVDF
Workshop butt fusion machine for prefabrication of fitting (Bend & Y &
T fitting)
Cutting & Bevelling machines for steel pipe
Pipe bending machines
Plastic pipe cutters
Stainless steel pipe cutters
Agent of GEORGE FISCHER +GF + for piping systems (Switzerland)
Using all rids of plastic pipes, fitting valves and actuated valves PVC–U, PVC–C,
HDPE, PPH, PVDF, ABS, Metal butter fly valve manual, electric and pneumatic
actuator, which is covering wide scope of applications:
Food industry
Paper & textile industry
Biotechnology
Semi conductor
Medical technology
Pharmaceutical industry
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Sea water desalination
Petrochemical
Water supplies system
Drainage system
Cold and hot potable water
Cooling system ( A.C. )
There are many + GF + signet products (Measurement and control: flow, pressure,
temperature, pH, sensors, transmitters, Analog, digital monitors, conductivity
sensors and transmitters.
•
We are distributor for plastic pipe product company (P.P.P.) for PVC–U &
HDPE pipe.
Now the latest application for our piping system for marine and ship building.
•
Also we have well-trained team for HDPE, PP, PVDF butt & socket fusion.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
FUTURE PIPE INDUSTRIES
Complete Pipe System Solutions
Office Address:
Plant Address:
Telephone:
Fax:
34 El-Reyad Street, El-Mohandessin, Giza, Egypt.
Fifth Industrial Zone – Lot 48 C – P.O. Box: 96 –
Postal code: 12573, 6th October
Factory (202) 8341610 – 8341601/2/3/4/5/6/7
Office (202) 3022243 – 3022234
Factory (202) 8341608 – 8341740
Office
(202) 3022206
ACTIVITY:
Future Pipe Industries, part of the Future Pipe Group, is a
leading manufacturer of high performance, anti-corrosive
pipe systems for Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Power
Generation, Desalination and Civil Industries, in addition
to the municipal applications. The group was founded in
1973, and since then, has evolved into the leading
provider of composite thermosetting pipe systems and
technologies in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
The Future Pipe Group (FPG) achieved its prominence in
this field by strict adherence to the highest levels of
quality in manufacturing, as well as by its commitment
to serving client needs with the services necessary to
ensure the success of their pipe systems.
Technical Dedication
In its commitment to quality, the Future Pipes Group has
continuously formed technical know-how sharing
alliances with leading fiberglass-composite pipe research
institutes world wide.
Single Point Responsibility
As part of its commitment to fully service client needs,
the Future Pipe Group offers the capability of handling
projects on a turnkey basis.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Product Development
A long term testing facility is in operational the
manufacturing facilities for qualifying a full range of
new products for higher pressure, higher temperature,
and fire resistance applications.
Future Pipe Group: Dedicated to Quality
The Future Pipe Group leadership in dedication to
quality is a commitment from our side to ensure the
satisfaction of our customers and to propose pipe
systems that comply with the various existing
international standards with proven performance certified
by independent international authorities and organisms.
Accreditation:
• ISO 9001
• Underwriter's Laboratories
• Factory Mutual
• KIWA
• Water Research
• Advisory Scheme
Testing Laboratories & Auditors:
• TUV
• Mines de Douai
• M&T
• Sintef
• SGS Inspection Services
• Bureau Veritas
Following International Standards:
• AWWA
• ASTM
• ANSI
• API
• BSI
• UKOOA
• DIN
• ISO
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
INTERNATIONAL CO. FOR
WATER TECHNOLOGY &
ENVIRONMENT
Main Office Address:
Sales Office Address:
General Manager:
Telephone:
Fax:
Website:
E-Mail:
6 October City, Central Way “Mehwar Markazy”,
4th District, No. 5, beside Commercial City Center
14 El-Hinidi Street, Madkour, El-Haram (Pyramids
Road) Giza, Egypt
Dr. Chemist. Moklef El-Shemy
Main Office 0122355445
Sales Office (202) 5849193
Luxor Branch (2095) 389882 – 0122355442
Sales Office (202) 5843233
www.cwg-egypt.com
[email protected]
ACTIVITY:
The Company is the only agent for the following pioneer manufacturing
companies:
• PENTAIR Belgium & France:
In the sector of vessels, softeners, exchanger ions, also the control heads
fleck & Sita, pressure vessels “code line” also reverse osmosis.
• Emec – Italy:
In dosing system & controls in Europe.
• OBL – Italy:
In motor driven pumps with large capacities.
• JACOBI CARBON – Swede:
In activated Carbon & industrial filtration media.
• R-Can – Canada:
In UV Sterilization.
• Graver technology – USA:
In bacterial filters & Micronics cartridge filters.
• Concorde chimie – France:
The latest technology in chemical treatment based on polyamines.
The company can supply installation & maintenance, and guarantee any water
treatment system, which is the highest quality and excellent results.
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