WWEM Preview - UK Focus Non-refillable Cylinders Available now from Air Products
Air Products (WWEM Stand 2) is expanding its supply of disposable, non-refillable cylinders to provide a more convenient gas product for use in gas analysis. Non-refillable cylinders for low volume applications allow gas users to avoid rental charges when using smaller volumes of gas and benefit from speedy delivery of a wide range of standardised mixtures.
The International Safety Equipment Association recommends that gas detection equipment should be ‘bump’ tested prior to each day of use or before each confined space entry in order to check that sensors and alarms are operating properly. Stable non-refillable gas products that come with a Certificate of Analysis are ideal for this purpose.
Gary Yates, Air Products’ European Product Manager Analytical and Laboratories, said: “When it comes to gas detection in areas like personal safety and plant protection, access to stable gas mixtures at short notice is essential and laboratory analysts are demanding a high standard of service from their gas supplier.”
Utilising Air Products’ extensive cylinder-filling expertise, all reactive mixtures are guaranteed to provide long-term stability and non-reactive mixtures are batch-certified, ensuring consistency with the source gas. Reader Reply Card No.
ISCO New “Non- Contact Flow Technology” at WWEM 2012 Exhibition
RS Hydro Ltd (stands 78 & 79) will be exhibiting a selection of its latest monitoring instrumentation at Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring (WWEM) 2012 on the 7th and 8th November at The International Centre, Telford.
Visitors to the stand will be able to see the impressive new non-contact flow meter technology in action on a flow-rig. The use of this flow technology is a world-first and will provide unrivalled accuracy and performance for open channel flow measurement. Using a specially adapted flow-rig, visitors will be able to see how the new technology works without touching the water and its accuracy in the channel.
To date MCERTS discharge monitoring applications have had to be based on expensive hydraulic flume installations or using contact area velocity flow meters for measuring such applications. Area velocity flow meters struggle to meet the MCERTS requirements and are also in contact with the liquid itself, thus subjected to wear and tear. The non-contact technology has no moving parts and can be installed very quickly.
The new flow meter can be installed as part of a portable or permanent flow monitoring system and can easily be connected to any wireless telemetry system using a variety of protocols and signals. It uses minimal power and as such can be deployed for long periods of time.
RS Hydro will be holding two different workshops; A worldwide revolution: the latest technology in non-contact high accuracy open channel flow measurement for wastewater measurement. 8th November 2012, Room 5, 11:00-11.30am and From the jungles of Africa to the uplands of the UK, near real-time sampling, flow and water quality monitoring in extreme and remote locations. 7th November 2012, Room 6 10:00 – 10:30 and 8th November 2012 15:30-16:00
Also on display will be a range of flow meters, level, water quality instruments, automatic water samplers and wireless telemetry systems. RS Hydro have been solely responsible for supplying, installing and monitoring the UK’s largest MCERTS flow monitoring project. Visitors to our stands will benefit from RS Hydro’s vast experience of flow, level , sampling and water quality monitoring applications. If you have an MCERTS application, come over for a chat and a drink.
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Electronic Nose for Waste Odour Monitoring
Enviro Technology Services is showcasing ‘electronic nose’ technology for waste odour monitoring and the Opsis CEMS systems on stand 28 at WWEM 2012.
Odour pollution is a serious concern for the UK’s biological waste treatment industry as it continues on a path of substantial growth. The RQ Box electronic nose enables better monitoring and management of the odours that are a natural by-product of this industry. Providing scientifically-sound measurement on a 24/7 basis, the technology can underpin strategies to ensure odours are kept at an acceptable level.
Specialists from ET are also on hand to discuss Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) and can offer expert advice on meeting the requirements of complex legislation facing some waste and biomass plants.
Reader Reply Card No. 146 Innovative Sampling Tracking Technology
How secure is your sample delivery service? CitySprint, the UK’s leading same day distribution network, will be showcasing our new innovative sample tracking technology for environmental and water samples at WWEM 2012.
This leading-edge technology, called ScanTrak, provides a comprehensive collection and delivery management service
for your samples from collection to laboratory analysis. Using sophisticated GPS tracking technology, ScanTrak eliminates mis-deliveries of samples and allows you to check the progress of your sample using our online dashboard.
We will be hosting a workshop on sample tracking on 8th November at 2.30 in Room 8, followed by a drinks reception and a ScanTrak demonstration on our stand (102).
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Developed Cost Effective Pump Management Solutions
MultiTrode (UK), specialists in water industry pump station management solutions including the ground breaking MultiSmart intelligent Pump Station Manager. MultiSmart was developed at a cost equivalent to over £4M so water companies don’t have to develop their own solutions in-house. In four short years since the UK launch MultiSmart has taken the UK by storm because it enables a water company to eliminate around 60% of call outs, slash tanker costs, save approximately 15% energy per pump station, provide comprehensive pump and pump station information plus enable centralised catchment management to control water and effluent flows through networks in real time.
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