WWEM 2012 20 WWEM 2014


7th & 8th November


Telford International Centre, Telford, England


Portable Analyser for Accurate On-Site Sampling


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First Opportunity to See New Discrete Analyser


SEAL Analytical (UK) will provide visitors with an opportunity to see the latest technologies in both automated discrete analysers and segmented flow analysers. The company’s expert staff will be on hand to help customers decide which method best suits their needs. WWEM 2014 will be the first ever UK opportunity to view the new AQ400 automated discrete analyser, at stands 139 & 140. The AQ400 has been designed to provide even greater speed and capacity, with improved reproducibility and greater flexibility. The AQ2 discrete analyser will also be on display offering users minimal operator involvement and the ability to run many different chemistry tests from each sample in the


same run. For those laboratories that require fast, accurate analysis for very large numbers of samples, there will be an opportunity to see an automated segmented flow analyser and automated chemical addition, sample preparation and digestion systems.


Innovative Measurement Solutions for Flow Applications at this Year’s WWEM


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SYSTEA S.p.A. (Italy) is going to show the Easychem TOX on-line at WWEM, stand 119, an acute toxicity monitor based on luminescence bacteria that combines up to ten chemical parameters in the same unit, and can be installed as an early warning monitoring system at the inlet of water treatment plants for drinking water production.


µMAC-Smart is an innovative portable water analyser to automatically measure up to four preconfigured chemical parameters , including nutrients, total nitrogen, total phosphorus, COD/TOC by direct UV reading, BOD by “tryptophan like” fluorimetric method, turbidity/TSS and many metals even as total ions; the instrument is applicable for any kind of water including sea water.


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Quality Safety Devices on Display


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DEHN (Germany) is globally known for its high-quality protection and safety products.


The wide range of products available at DEHN now include more than 4000 components and devices, specialising in


three product ranges: surge protection, lightning protection/ earthing and safety equipment.


Please visit DEHN’s stand 111 at WWEM where the team will be on hand to help with any questions and will give support where needed.


More information on DEHN’s extensive range of products is available at their website.


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Experienced in Speaking the Language of Waste Water


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Norgren UK is a global company engineering advantage for customers in both Fluid and Motion Control technologies. The well established and proven brands within this Group include: Buschjost, FAS,KIP & Kloehn.


Norgren have sector and application expertise. Many decades of industry-specific experience within the Waste Water Industry means Norgren speak your language, and understand your operating environment. Norgren are exhibiting at WWEM, stand 127.


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As the leading manufacturer of non-intrusive ultrasonic flow meters, FLEXIM (Germany) is presenting its innovative measurement solutions for water and wastewater flow applications at this year’s WWEM.


FLEXIM’s range of FLUXUS clamp-on flow meters are the measurement systems of choice for applications where high accuracy and especially reliability is asked for. This includes IP68 solutions for measurements at underground buried pipelines, low flow and leak detection surveys as well as highly cost-effective retrofit solutions for big pipelines.


FLEXIM’s Industry Manager for the Water Sector, Dr. Yucheng Feng, will also hold a workshop presenting FLEXIM’s solutions in regard to: Monitoring the existing water distribution systems by using clamp-on ultrasonic flow meters with GSM/GPRS data transfer.


FLEXIM cordially invite visitors to have a look into their workshop or to visit them directly at stand 87.


Want to Learn More About Toxicity Monitoring? Visit WWEM


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Modern Water (UK), a supplier of advanced systems for water monitoring and unique forward osmosis technology, will be exhibiting at WWEM 2014 on stand numbers 5 & 6. Come along to their stand to learn more about their market leading toxicity monitoring systems, including the new Continuous Toxicity Monitor (CTM) that uses Microtox technology; their trace metal range; as well as their recently expanded environmental monitoring systems which now include strip tests and a range of fluorometers. Each range includes systems for portable, online, and laboratory use. All systems are easy to use and can be operated by technicians anywhere in the world.


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The benefits of Modern Water’s technologies include quick and reliable results, early warning of toxic events, low capital and operating costs, protection against environmental pollution, robust and proven equipment for use stand-alone or integrated into existing processes.


Water Resources Data Management System Benefits a Wide Range of Users


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WISKI, the established measuring data management system for water resources data from Kisters (Germany), exhibiting at WWEM stands 95 & 96, now processes sampling data (metadata) and the accompanying physico-chemical water quality information along with the usual hydrological values. Governmental authorities, water boards and research facilities will greatly benefit from this development. With the expansion of the KiWQM water quality module, WISKI is now a communal database for different departments, which enables to have a full picture of the state of the water and efficiently steer the data management processes. It is possible to update the software even further with KiECO components and also reflect the ecological aspects.


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