wastewater monitor Applications

By Stevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc. based in Portland, OREGON (USA).

The Sorbisense method allows for efficient monitoring of the sewage system and can help reduce costs of operation and environmental impact. The method is particularly well suited for tracking the source of periodic discharges, the identification of faulty pipe connections of the measuring of values in the recipient. The method also allows for measurements in dynamic sources - such as emissions from roads, roofs, parking lots and overflow

By Sorbisense A/S based in Tjele, DENMARK.

The monitoring of Turbidity is key requirement of the water industry in both water supply and water recovery systems. Within the water supply process, monitoring of turbidity allows operators to assess the efficiency of filters for particulate removal through the process. Similarly, with water recovery (Waste Water Treatment Works), the measurement of turbidity is a key parameter to track the removal of particulate through the process. CTG can provide turbidity measurements with the UniLux sensor, or provides turbidity as one of the parameters available within the 3 channel TriLux. For applications requiring turbidity measurements compliant to ISO07027:1999, CTG can offer the TurbiLux Nephelometer.

By Chelsea Technologies Group based in West Molesey, UNITED KINGDOM.

By Pulsar Process Measurement Ltd. based in Worcestershire, UNITED KINGDOM.

By Modern Water - Monitoring Division based in Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOM.

Detection of hydrocarbons within both water sources and effluent intake to Waste Water Treatment Works is an increasing requirement. The UviLux Hydrocarbon fluorometer detects hydrocarbons in water at very low concentrations. This in-situ fluorometer provides a rugged sensor which can be deployed in a wide variety of configurations. The UviLux is part of the Lux range of CTG fluorometers, and can be provided with a number of options with regard to signal protocols, and has available accessories to enable in-flow monitoring as well as inclusion within portable systems for taking measurements in the field.

By Chelsea Technologies Group based in West Molesey, UNITED KINGDOM.

The Water Survey of Canada, a division of Environment Canada, is a federal government agency responsible for collection, interpretation and dissemination of water source data and information. As a division of Environment Canada, the Water Survey of Canada (WSC) covers a vast range of topographical environs from Arctic Canada to the US border with elevations varying from sea level to over 13,000 feet (4,000 metres). An estimated 7% of the world’s renewable water supplies are found in Canada. Canada’s hydrology is incredibly diverse thanks to a wide range of bio-physical ecozones. WSC operates in partnership with all of the Canadian provinces, territories and other agencies, operating over 2,500 active hydrometric gauges across the country. The hydrologic and socioeconomic diversity found in Canada makes water resource management incredibly challenging.

By FTS based in Victoria, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA).

By WTW - a xylem brand based in Weilheim, GERMANY.

Measuring water quantity and quality in surface water (open channels, rivers, reservoirs, lakes, and estuaries) is one of the foundations of hydrological monitoring and has been a focus of OTT Hydromet since its first  water current meters were designed in 1875.

By The OTT Hydromet Group based in Kempten, GERMANY.

Flood warning systems built into hydrological stations are used to notify local emergency authorities in the case of a flood event.

By The OTT Hydromet Group based in Kempten, GERMANY.

Measurement of water quality in coastal regions and estuaries is critical in the characterization of hypoxic ‘dead zones’ as a result of nutrient loading and algal blooms in the water bodies. Sediment loading analysis through turbidity measurement is also important for coastal trend identification and modeling. Hydrolab and Sea-bird Coastal offer a variety of multiparameter water quality instrumentation and nutrient sensors for long-term coastal applications.

By The OTT Hydromet Group based in Kempten, GERMANY.

By GE Analytical Instruments based in Boulder, COLORADO (USA).

Problem: To operate safely and efficiently, cargo ships take in water to provide stability. This water, referred to as ballast, carries all kinds of bacteria, microbes and micro-algae. The ballast water must inevitably be discharged when the ship takes on cargo, often thousands of kilometers away from the port of origin, transferring pathogens and aquatic organisms that can cause serious environmental, economic and health problems.

By Real Tech Inc. based in Whitby, ONTARIO (CANADA).

All of our systems are ready to use for Water and Wastewater management right out of the box. Backed by 24/7 support and over a decade of development and experience, our solution is generally 50% lower in capital expenses and up to 40% lower in life cycle cost than most offerings on the market. We offer a highly reliable system and a customized experience that will lower your control and monitoring costs.

By Atookoo inc. based in Sherbrooke, QUEBEC (CANADA).

Managing wastewater force mains has historically been difficult for owners. Traditional inspection methods applied in gravity main assessment are not applicable in force mains. Given the high consequence of a force main failure, the need for an innovative approach to managing these challenging pipeline assets is necessary to minimize environmental impact and comply with regulatory requirements.

By Pure Technologies - a Xylem brand based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA).

Sometimes an `off the shelf` water quality monitoring product is just not available and it is necessary to engineer a complete bespoke monitoring solution. System integration demands a diverse range of abilities. PPM is experienced in designing the correct suite of instrumentation combining manufactured, distributed and factored products.

By Pollution & Process Monitoring Ltd based in Sevenoaks, UNITED KINGDOM.

Various processes onboard ships, such as machinery wash-down, maintenance, and leakage, generate oily wastewater. This contaminated water flow collects in the bilge of the ship. Marine diesel, lubricating oils, grease, as well as other contaminants may be present in bilge water. The bilge water is discharged overboard, with oil and grease concentrations in the discharged water limited by national and international regulations.

By Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc. based in Fresno, CALIFORNIA (USA).

The economic advantage of continuous discharge could only be achieved at this location by meeting strict discharge limits for the level of hydrocarbons present in the discharged water. Local ordinances required continuous monitoring for continuous discharge of the company’s treated wastewater.

By Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc. based in Fresno, CALIFORNIA (USA).

AppliTek`s large portfolio of on-line analyzers enables you to monitor precisely the complete treatment process, from influent to effluent. Compliance with discharge regulations is another application example and typically expressed as sum parameters, for which AppliTek has unique solutions.

By AppliTek NV based in Nazareth, BELGIUM.

By Nethix S.r.l. based in Castelfranco Veneto (TV), ITALY.