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McCrometer Next Generation Mag Meter - Video

https://www.mccrometer.com/fpi-mag/product?id=52003823656 Municipal and Industrial water and wastewater treatment systems present a challenging environment in which the accurate and reliable measurement of liquid flow is essential for cost-effective plant operation. In order for these systems to run as economically as possible, water and wastewater treatment facilities need a Flow Meter with ...

Dec. 19, 2020

By McCrometer, Inc. - a subsidiary of Danaher Corporation
Innovative Electrostatic Deionization Technology for use in the Greenhouse Industry Video

Enpar's innovative ESD technology presents a solution to greenhouse water recirculation.The system ensures water is effectively treated before being recirculated. The system improves water efficiency and conserves water resources. Contact Enpar for more information about the ESD system: www.enpar.com For more information about this project and other WAMQI projects, visit ...

Jan. 30, 2019

By Current Water Technologies Inc. (CWTI)
FTS Case Study: BC Ministry of Environment Monitoring Stations For Forecasting Effects of Rain and Snow on Waterways: Predict Flood Risk and Drinking Water Supply

The BC Ministry of Environment uses remote water resource monitoring stations to provide critical data for forecasting available water resources for industry and drinking water and the risk of flooding. The stations are remote and are accessible only by helicopter. This video case study examines the problems they faced when budget cuts reduced staff by 50%, further compounding existing problems ...

Jun. 13, 2014

By Forest Technology Systems Ltd. (FTS)

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McCrometer Next Generation Mag Meter - Video

Innovative Electrostatic Deionization Technology for use in the Greenhouse Industry Video

FTS Case Study: BC Ministry of Environment Monitoring Stations For Forecasting Effects of Rain and Snow on Waterways: Predict Flood Risk and Drinking Water Supply

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