Let nature do the job !
New DNA technologies are creating unprecedented possibilities in the treatment of water, ground, air and waste materials. With these DNA techniques we develop new technologies to remove contaminants from your ground, water or industrial processes more cheaply and permanently. We characterise and accurately measure your biological processes so that you can let nature do the work. Our services are available for water treatment, soil remediation, ecology and industry.Contact
Orvion
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2821 LH Stolwijk
+31 182 606360
info@orvion.nl
Today we celebrate 7½ years Orvion and we launch Orvion Udetect®. With Udetect you can quickly and accurately analyse bacteria in water, such as E. Coli, Salmonella, Cyanobacteria and Legionella! Normally this is done in the lab with cultivation techniques. This takes a long time and is often tricky: samples …
In-situ remediation can be quick – faster than many people think. Orvion has designed an in-situ remediation plan for a site in Bilthoven and has provided their environmental expertise. This remediation was completed within one year; the intervention value in soil and groundwater was amply achieved. A gas station used …
The year 2020 has begun! At Orvion we look back on a year full of innovation. Below are a few of our highlights of 2019. We are proud of what we have achieved and will continue to commit ourselves to creating a cleaner and more sustainable world in 2020. Field …
Today the H2O professional article about fast mobile DNA analysis in Mozambique has been published (in Dutch, the main project report is in English). Here you can read the article and download it in PDF. A milestone for Orvion and our partner WeConsult. In the project we have developed methods …
The soil on the WAVIN site in Hardenberg has been contaminated with solvents for a long time. These substances were formerly used as a degreasing agent. WAVIN has been controlling this groundwater contamination since the 1990s. Groundwater was pumped up and cleaned above ground. But the problem was not definitively …
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We know more and more about microbiology. DNA detection equipment is becoming cheaper, as a result of which more and more new bacterial species and their degradation processes are discovered. The size of biodiversity in the world is displayed in a article in nature : the Tree of Life. It …
Simple locally produced ceramic filters are a cheap way of treating water to produce drinking water for household use in developing countries. It is of course important that the filtered water is microbiologically safe. In order to study this we have tested three ceramic filters that are locally produced in …
Together with our project partners in Mozambique (WE Consult and AIAS) we have received a subsidy from VIA Water om in Mozambique met DNA-methodes de microbiële waterkwaliteit te meten. to measure the microbial water quality in Mozambique using DNA methods. At the present time water quality is determined through the …
Het wassen van bodemas is een noodzakelijke stap in het verouderingsproces om bodemassen vrij toepasbaar te maken in de bouw (meer informatie in het nieuwbericht)The resulting wastewater needs to be treated before it can be discharged. The wastewater has a number of challenging characteristics (salt, high pH, heavy metals, high …
Developments in the field of biotechnology give rise to new possibilities in ongoing soil treatment and monitoring. There are new publications every year concerning micro-organisms that have the ability to degrade pollutants. For example, a publication in 2017 revealing the discovery of an anaerobic benzene-degrading bacterial species. If you have …
