Reservoirs

Mekorot implements state-of the-art technological solutions and cutting-edge processes that succeeded in maximizing the utilization of Israel’s water resources. The systems include a national network of fully-automated control centres. These centres ensure the continuous functioning of Mekorot’s 3000 water installations including wells pumping stations treatment facilities reservoirs and pipelines. Advanced communications devices provide online real-time information about water quality and water supply while allowing remote control of vital systems.

Admir Technologies offers a range of geosynthetic products for geotechnical solutions in a broad variety of civil engineering applications. Admir Technologies has 20 years experience in successfully adapting geosynthetic products to engineering projects such as constructing roads embankments and retaining walls lining reservoirs and waste landfills stabilizing slopes and designing drainage solutions. Following are some of the technologies and products offered by Admir Technologies.

The invention is directed to a system for supplying an internal combustion engine with fuel which includes the following functional components: a tank; a fuel pump; a metering device for metering fuel to the intake air; a feed line for conducting fuel from the fuel pump to the metering device; a reservoir which is so configured and mounted that fuel can be pumped therefrom to the metering device and which is not filled when tanking the tank and which can be again filled from the tank; and a control unit for driving the fuel pump and the metering device.

The company is involved in establishment and maintenance of water reservoirs drilled water wells water from springs and water systems (pipelines and pumping stations) control systems operating from a distance/remotely controlled systems. Various projects executed by the company are as follows: 1. Establishing 14 flood and stream reservoirs 2. 4 deep wells 3. Maintaining approximately 8000 hectares cultivated area (for various agricultural growers/farmers) 4. Supplying 35 mcm annually 5. Establishing wastewater system and supplying sewage system services

Background: Carbon capture is a promising approach for the removal of excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in an attempt to prevent and reverse climate change. Current approaches toward capturing carbon are focused on the point of production specifically industrial and energy settings. However these methods consume high levels of energy while ignoring the other major sources of atmospheric carbon dioxide. This technology utilizes a granular sorbent material for binding atmospheric carbon dioxide.

Background: In the midst of declining fossil fuel reserves and a great expansion of natural gas production increased efforts has been expended in seeking to commercialize the conversion of natural gas into chemical feedstocks and fuels as an alternative to petroleum. Many methods to convert methane to ethylene have been developed. Researchers at the University of California Davis have developed novel methods using Escherichia coli as a biocatalyst to convert ethylene to acetyl-CoA and ultimately n-butanol which is a potential fuel substitute and an important C4 chemical feedstock.

Background: Large-scale sequestration of carbon dioxide in underground geological reservoirs is being actively explored as a means to sustain fossil energy use and minimize climate risks. Assuring the integrity of the huge carbon dioxide plume sequestered in such underground reservoirs is central to the viability and acceptability of this approach. It is known that carbon dioxide can leak from underground storage reservoirs. The U.S. Department of energy has set a limit on carbon dioxide leak rates of 0.01 percent per year to the atmosphere.

Not active: A purification method of a shallow water region such as a lake reservoir etc. is to feed exhaust via tubes for generating an up lift of the water in order to circulate the water

This system is a high efficient effluent treatment by using ozone pre-treatment process. The facility called NAC is comprised of 1) ozone supply device 2) reactor for oxidative decomposition of effluent and 3) floating separator to remove the residue from treated clean water. NAC system can be utilized for especially algae floating (water bloom) treatment in the lake river or dam reservoir. Dissolved ozone in the polluted water decomposes these algae and decomposition wastes are collected and removed outside lake river or dam reservoir.

The company has been involved in flowing infrastructures covering a wide range of their various aspects: Reclaiming effluents for irrigation supplying fresh water removal and treatment of wastewater urban and agricultural drainage storing runoff water and waste water in reservoirs.