38 Water / Wastewater Measurement and documentation of water quality simplifi ed
Systronik’s new CAPBs® sens WQ 10 measuring device kit can be used to check water quality, assess water supply installations and check heating systems for corrosion damage. The WQ 10 sensor module makes it possible to determine temperature, electrical conductivity, permissible overall hardness (sum total of alkaline earth metals) of fi lling water and the requisite heating water pH setting. This makes it possible to test, safeguard and document the quality of the water on site at any time in order to prevent damage caused by corrosion and limescale during set-up, operation and maintenance. The TDS value (sum total of dissolved substances in water) and the salt content can factored in to the measurements. Thanks to the automatic temperature compensation and measuring range changeover, the sensor offers a high degree of measuring accuracy.
The measurement data is transmitted to the EuroSoft® live app on smartphones or tablets using Bluetooth and displayed in real time. PDF measuring reports together with the date and time can be produced directly from the measurements. These can be stored on iOS and Android terminal devices and transmitted. Additional information such as the customer name or even your own signature can also be added to the measurements. This provides maximum protection in the event of damage.
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New open channel or partially fi lled pipe fl ow meter measures velocity and level to calculate fl ow
Micronics’ UF AV5500 is a great value, easy to use, area-velocity fl ow meter for open channels, partially full pipes and surcharged pipes without a fl ume or weir. And an ideal solution for wastewater, storm-water, effl uent, industrial wastewater and irrigation water applications.
The Micronics UF AV5500 uses a submerged ultrasonic sensor to continuously measure both velocity and level in the channel. The sensor resists fouling, corrosion and abrasion and the meter can be confi gured with the standard submerged velocity-level sensor, or with submerged velocity plus a separate non-contacting ultrasonic level sensor, for highly aerated fl uids or those with a high concentration of suspended solids.
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The ultrasonic sensor mounts inside the pipe or on the bottom of a channel with a stainless steel mounting bracket (included) and a single screw. No special compounds, tools or hardware are required. And the sensor is completely sealed with no orifi ces or ports.
It can be confi gured to measure fl ow in pipes and channels of any shape, ideal where fl umes or weirs are diffi cult to install and works with water level from 25.4 mm (1”) to 4.5 m (15 ft.).
A new integral 26 million point data logger is now a standard feature and the meter now supports industrial automation protocols: Modbus RTU via RS485 or HART (fi eld selectable).
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The journey towards smart water networks
Extensive fi eld testing of the pioneering MetriNet by leading UK water companies has been a huge success, with 80% of the water industry now on the journey towards creating smart, intelligent networks.
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Since ATi UK launched MetriNet at WWEM 2016, 2,000 MetriNet sensors have now been installed into 9 of the 11 UK water plcs, plus 10 of the smaller water- only independent companies.
Data can now be analysed to give insights that allow proactive management of distribution networks. Huge cost reductions can be made in areas such as mains rehabilitation, burst identifi cation and prediction and control of fl ushing operations. It has also helped to identify effi cacy of the sensors, TOTEX, installation issues and collaboration opportunities. The only way water companies can get this data is through the continuous monitoring offered by MetriNet - no other technology can achieve this.
Smart water quality in networks, or MetriNet for short.
Developing this integrated approach to address water quality challenges is a priority, working collaboratively with partners, stakeholders and regulators. There is a need to develop a long-term multi-sector strategy to provide a sustainable supply for the future; resilient to the effects of climate change, population growth and drought. By collaborating with partners from different sectors, water companies can optimise expertise and expenditure, ensuring a robust outcome for themselves and the environment.
The need for new solutions to age-old problems is ever-present – now is the time to change the future of the water sector for the better.
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