Tag: Monitoring
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New headquarters for Convergence BV
Convergence BV, manufacturer of the OSMO Inspector for membrane testing, is moving to a new headquarters, which includes more production space, warehouse space and offices.
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Proposals sought for membrane-integrity test method
The WateReuse Research Foundation has issued a Request for Proposals to create a method for testing the integrity of high-pressure membranes used for nanofiltration (NF) and reverse osmosis (RO) in water treatment and desalination.
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Pipe-clamp sensor measures process temperature easily
The Rosemount® 0085 non-intrusive Pipe Clamp Sensor was announced by Emerson Process Management on 25 October 2012, providing a simple, fast solution for adding reliable temperature measurements and increased process visibility.
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California considering CEC monitoring in water reuse
The California State Water Resources Control Board is to consider adding monitoring of constituents of emerging concern (CECs) to its requirements for recycled water at its board meeting on 16 October 2012.
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CH2M Hill reports to USEPA on industrial water use
Water reuse is one of a number of trends for water usage in American industry identified in a report just published by engineering company CH2M Hill for the US Environment Protection Agency (EPA).
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Water profiler will complete 18 tests in 5 minutes
A potable water profiling system that simultaneously tests for up to 18 disinfectant and infrastructure-critical analytes and parameters will be launched next year by e‑SENS Corporation, based in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Optical DO sensor added to GF Piping range
A optical sensor to measure dissolved oxygen (DO) with high reliability and reduced maintenance and energy costs has been added to instrumentation available from GF Piping Systems.
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MINT can save membrane plants’ operating costs
A water quality monitoring system built up and commercialised by a spin-off company from Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) could save membrane water treatment or desalination plants up to Sing$ 200,000 (US$ 157,000) per year.
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USEPA approval for alternative DO sensor methods
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has given approval for the rugged dissolved oxygen (RDO®) monitoring methods developed by Colorado‑based In-Situ® Inc.
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AMTA workshop to look at SCADA and PLCs
The American Membrane Technology Association (AMTA) is to hold a technology transfer workshop on SCADA/Instrumentation & Controls for Membrane Facilities in Fairfax, Virginia, on 17‑18 July 2012.