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Calgon Carbon announces expansion of drinking-water carbon reactivation capacity

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Calgon Carbon Corporation, a subsidiary of Kuraray, will invest nearly $100 million to expand drinking-water carbon reactivation capacity at its Columbus, Ohio plant, adding about 27 million pounds of annual capacity.

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Calgon Carbon Corporation (Pittsburgh, Pa.; www.calgoncarbon.com), a wholly owned subsidiary of Kuraray Co., Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan; www.kuraray.com), recently announced a major expansion of drinking water carbon reactivation capacity at its Columbus, Ohio, plant. Valued at nearly $100 million, the investment will add approximately 27 million pounds of annual drinking water carbon reactivation capacity, with operations […]

The post Calgon Carbon announces expansion of drinking-water carbon reactivation capacity appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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