EVENT PREVIEW
Refreshing event for water industry W
ater, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring (WWEM) is a focused event
for companies and individuals who are involved with water, wastewater and environmental monitoring. WWEM comprises of a two day conference run with industry partners including SWIG (Sensors for Water Interest Group) and the IWA (International Water Association), an exhibition of over 150 companies that provide instruments and equipment to monitor, test and analyse water or wastewater and over 80 free technical seminar sessions on applications and case studies.
November 2016 will be the seventh time this dedicated biennial water exhibition will be held. Visitors to WWEM will be able to source the latest products from laboratory analysis to process monitoring to testing out in the field as well as information on working in hazardous areas and gas detection. Laboratory analysts from around the world will congregate in Telford, UK on 2nd and 3rd of November to focus on the testing, monitoring and analysis of
water, wastewater and environmental samples. The first day of the conference will address a laboratory environmental analysis theme, entitled ‘Priority Pollutants Legislation: Issues for Industry and Potential Solutions’. Speakers from ALcontrol, DEFRA, Atkins, United Utilities, Southern Water, Welsh Water, Arcadis and Flameless Energy Solutions will discuss regulations, compliance, analytical issues and remediation solutions.
potential remediation techniques, an alternative to land recycling of sludge and robust analytical techniques for PFOS/ PFAS analysis.
WWEM organiser David Hellyer says:
“We are particularly excited this year because so many of the exhibitors will be either launching new products at the event or showing them in public for the first time.” Examples include a dual filter system from Labman and new digestion blocks with branded consumables from Seal Analytical. Blue Scientific will launch a new TXRF spectrometer and PerkinElmer will unveil a brand new ICP. Parker Hannifin’s stand will feature a
The afternoon session will be
chaired by Tony Harrington, director of Environment at Dwr Cymru Welsh Water. Practical considerations will be discussed in addition to potential solutions to some of the issues identified in the morning presentations. These will include some
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new THM analyser, Labmedics and Skalar will both launch new discrete analysers and ITS Europe will demonstrate a handheld photometer that pairs directly with a smartphone/tablet. Visitors to Aquamatic’s stand will be shown a number of exciting new technical features that are available across the whole water/ wastewater sampler range. n
For more information visit
www.wwem.uk.com/
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