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Johann Wingard has spent a lifetime in science and technology. He was deeply involved in the development of the South African synfuels and energy industry as an Engineering Executive. Johann is a member of the American Society for Mechanical Engineers, he holds a PhD (Industrial Economics) and PMD (UCT). Read the rest of this entry →

Resonant Water recently commissioned the first Ekosistema plant successfully. The plant is installed at Kuthaba Lodge which is situated in the Water berg outside Modimole. The plant is designed to treat 7500 litre per day waste water. Read the rest of this entry →

Physical assets form the backbone of our modern civilisation. Just try to imagine a world without any mining equipment, agricultural machinery, power stations, smelter plants, factories, vehicles, aeroplanes, trains, road and rail networks, water supply networks and so the list goes on. Not much of a civilisation left when all these are gone… Read the rest of this entry →

The saying “All work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy” was certainly most relevant in our annual customer golf day which was held at the Irene Country Cub in Pretoria on 7 October. To top it all, Mother Nature played along with beautiful sunshine. Read the rest of this entry →

A leading chrome producer in Steelpoort Mpumalanga, Tubatse Ferrochrome which has 6 submerged arc furnaces, recently upgraded the electrical capacity of their furnaces. Read the rest of this entry →

In September 2011, Resonant travelled to Gaborone, Botswana to partake in a presentation about waste water treatment problems. The effort aimed to create awareness about the current situation and to demonstrate new technologies and techniques. 30 governmental delegates were present at the presentation. Read the rest of this entry →

Resonant recently visited the Don State Technical University (DSTU) in Rostov on Don in Russia. DSTU has twelve faculties and more than forty specialities of higher professional education, a Gymnasia, Technical Lyceum, College of Economics and Management and Law. There are 6,000 foreign and local students in the University. In DSTU six hundred and fifty lecturers conduct the training process, 65% of which have degrees and academic qualifications, sixty five are Doctors and Professors. The University has seven educational, research and engineering buildings, specialised classes and laboratories. The university’s computer network unites all the departments and goes out into the regional and global information networks. Read the rest of this entry →

Resonant Water (Pty) Ltd has finished its first design of a seven thousand litre per day waste water treatment package. This package will be installed in the Waterberg area. Lodges in the area have had problems with pollution so this package will be of great advantage.

Mr Jan Moodie has recently been appointed as Projects Director at Resonant Environmental Technologies (Pty) Ltd. Moodie obtained his BSc Eng (Mech) (Rand) and MSc Eng (Mining) (Rand) at Wits and will contribute his experience of more than fifty years in the engineering sector to the Resonant team.