“By combining the chemical and service expertise of Nalco Water with the technology experience of Danieli, the collaboration will help steelmakers and metals producers to enhance production processes and support reduced carbon and water footprints,” Danieli said in a statement. 

Danieli said the initiative will leverage digitally enabled technology to help increase plant performance and reliability, enhance total water-management solutions to reduce water use, and lower capital expenditures and operating expenses.

“The joint strengths of Nalco Water and Danieli will add continuous value to the to the metal industry, focusing on reduced maintenance costs, enhanced scale control, extended equipment lifetimes and more,” Danieli said.