2014 87th American Water Exhibition (WEFTEC) Show Time: September 27, 2014 - October 1, 2009 Venue: United States - New Orleans Organizers: WEF Exhibition period: One year term Exhibits: ● fluid machinery: pump , valves, pipes, seals, anti-corrosion materials, pipeline installation equipment, pipe cleaning equipment, pipe leak-proof equipment and technology, compressors, safety equipment; ● water treatment and wastewater treatment: membrane technology and equipment, filtration equipment, sewage treatment technology and equipment, industrial wastewater treatment technology and equipment, water reuse technology and equipment, drinking water technology and equipment, water treatment equipment, ultra-pure water technology and equipment, water recycling equipment, chemical water treatment technology and equipment, water treatment chemicals, activated carbon, water, UV systems; ● control systems and instrumentation: testing equipment, water automation, automatic monitoring and control systems, water quality testing and analysis equipment, water quality monitoring, (household, industrial) water meter, water temperature measurements and control, flow control, laboratory equipment, central control system, PH value measurement; ● Hydraulic Machinery: water conservancy construction, water pipe installation machinery, welding machines, high-pressure water conservancy cleaning equipment; ● Other: drilling equipment, spring collection device , well equipment, wells lifting equipment, rainwater harvesting equipment; soil and water conservation, water pollution recovery; spa tub, geothermal wells construction, geothermal heat pumps, geothermal pipe fittings; swimming pool equipment, lifesaving equipment; Exhibition Introduction: WEFTEC is the world's leading water treatment Equipment and Technology Exhibition, WEF was founded in 1928 by the World Water Alliance, has been successfully held 85 sessions. With escalating all aspects of the exhibition, the number of exhibitors increased scale and technological exchanges will continue to expand, WEFTEC Water Industry Exhibition has become one of the world's oldest, most influential and most authoritative for the world water industry practitioners to provide an understanding of the dynamics of the global water industry best business platform, but also Chinese enterprises to enter the overseas especially the North American market is the best choice. Market Overview: The United States has a highly developed modern market economy, its gross domestic product and foreign trade volume ranking first in the world. In the global water treatment market, Regionally, the largest North American market, followed by followed by the Western Pacific, Latin America and Europe markets. The United States is China's important trading partners, according to Customs statistics, in 2008 the total annual Sino-US bilateral trade amounted to 333.74 billion U.S. dollars, an increase of 10.5% over 2007, of which, China's exports to the U.S. $ 252.3 billion, an increase of 8.4% for US trade surplus of 170.86 billion U.S. dollars, an increase of 4.6%. In the global water treatment market, Regionally, the largest North American market, followed by followed by the Western Pacific, Latin America and Europe markets. In the United States, the issue of water management and sewage treatment facilities facing very urgent. 63% of the facilities are in operation in the extended run, their average running time has reached 18.3 years. 52% of sewage treatment facilities in the extended run. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, said to be upgraded or replaced in line with Safe Drinking Water Act (Safe Drinking Water Act) enacted safety standards of water treatment equipment, needs 1,380 to 2016 billion dollars. And expressed the urgent need to maintain the safety of public water systems and water treatment equipment. Arid regions in the United States, the demand for desalination technology is increasing. Desalination technology is mainly confined to efficiency, and with the shortage of fresh water, these limitations have been gradually fade and neglect.