The treated effluent from the treatment process has to leave the site and it is at this point that the regulatory agencies start getting involved. Having reliable instrumentation at this point is the last chance to prevent a pollution incident before it happens.
Measurements at this point also provide excellent early warning of problems, for example a rising trend in turbidity indicates that the settlement process is not performing correctly. On some site measurements at the discharge point a dosing trim signal can be provided that is ideal for reducing overdosing costs.
The core product in the WaterWatch² range - the 7300w² Monitor provides all the user interface and system configuration
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Self Cleaning Suspended Solids or Turbidity sensor designed for discharge and inlet monitoring
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pH and Temperature sensor for wastewater and drinking water applications
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Online colorimetric analyser for Ammonia, Phosphate, Iron, Aluminium and many other parameters
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The MicroMac 1000 is designed to operate as a free standing colorimetric analyser which gives the user the ability to get ‘live’ data from a site for a short period of time without having to install complex online monitoring packages
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Measurement of Suspended Solids is key to reliable process control of activated sludge plants and is frequently prescribed as a discharge consent parameter
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Monitoring Final Effluent Suspended Solids or Turbidity is a key parameter for assessing the quality of the effluent in respect of meeting discharge consent and permitting level
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The analysis of Phosphorus or Phosphate is a critical measurement in the monitoring and control of wastewater and industrial effluent treatment
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Simple yet effective measurement to aid the control of activated sludge plants and as a discharge monitor
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