Instrumentation and Monitoring

How do you know the results displayed by a turbidimeter are true? Especially when the measurement of water samples with low turbidity...

This webinar will talk about turbidity spikes related to turbidimeter sampling, measurement parameters, and reporting along with approaches for troubleshooting and resolving...

Learn about unique aspects of measuring high-range turbidity samples with portable turbidimeters. Turbidity can be useful as an indicator of the effects...

For analytical method development, the limit of detection (LOD) and the limit of quantitation (LOQ) are important parameters that need to be...

Process turbidity instruments are available with different light sources to meet regulatory requirements. To select the correct turbidimeter for a facility, it...

Laser turbidimeters have been found to be more effective in low turbidity applications such as membrane effluent performance or conventional filtration practices...

Losses in drinking water systems are inevitable. Natural evaporation, friction losses and pipeline leakage will occur.The question is how to limit those...

In the water treatment industry the transition from paper-based systems to digital solutions isn’t just about precision and convenience. It’s about ensuring...

Continuous data critical for industrial discharge management Problem: When a nearby pharmaceutical facility began discharging into Lansdale Borough’s (Pennsylvania) wastewater system, the local treatment plant...

Control/Electrical Panels Lone Star Logistics sLOCThe sLOC from Lone Star Logistics is a comprehensive solution for controlling blowers and compressors. Whether integrating with...

St. Albans Municipal Utility Commission Water Plant is a surface water treatment facility in Kanawha County, West Virginia, producing an average of...

In any mechanical system, the risk of downtime is a serious factor of consideration. For public institutions, downtime has a direct effect on communities....

Decision makers in lift station pumping systems are left with a crucial decision: choosing between a variable-frequency drive (VFD) and a soft...

Clogged pumps aren’t only an inconvenience — they can be a serious threat to a municipality’s entire water system. Wastewater treatment plants...

Top threats to lift stations include pump failures, high energy usage, and aging infrastructure. Check out the infographic below for tips to solve...

Optimize control in water treatment or water pumping applications with energy-saving variable-speed technology. Dedicated variable-frequency drives are used to combat common challenges in these applications,...

This guide outlines the many challenges in wastewater treatment, specifically regarding lift stations. The guide cites compelling reasons why wastewater lift station control panels...