46 WWEM & AQE 2021 PREVIEW


Precise and cost effective COVID-19 monitoring in wastewater


WWEM exhibitor to highlight culture of cutting-edge technology for drinking


and wastewater monitoring applications Over the past 56 years Partech Instruments have developed a worldwide client base thanks to their premium products, pragmatic approach, and unparalleled level of customer service. Visit the Partech stand at WWEM to find out more for yourself.


Being founded 1964, they have certainly gone from strength to strength, with national and international accreditation alongside affiliation from leading bodies confirming Partech’s place on the world stage of wastewater measurement.


Partech’s aims are simple: to provide unrivalled customer support with first-rate, tailored products combining ease of use and cost effectiveness. Their track record with over half a century of successful trading is proof that they are premium and just as importantly, people focused.


Wastewater surveillance using Bio-Rad Laboratories’ Droplet Digital PCR (ddPCR) offers a comprehensive, cost-effective, highly sensitive way to detect specific variants of the SARS- CoV-2 coronavirus in communities, allowing scientists and public health officials to monitor spread and take action.


Since symptomatic and asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infected individuals shed viral RNA in sewer systems, analysis of SARS-CoV-2 in sewage networks provides information about COVID-19 infection within the community. Wastewater based epidemiology (WBE) for detecting SARS-CoV-2 has been carried out in a range of countries, and a good correlation has been found between the number of COVID-19 cases and SARS- CoV-2 gene concentration in wastewater, forming a basis for the epidemiological role of wastewater testing (Medema et al. 2020). Wastewater based epidemiology has previously been used to track infectious diseases like polio, hepatitis A, and norovirus. The shed viruses are detectable in wastewater samples days before symptoms appear. Researchers can test these samples for specific viral genetic signatures without needing to perform extensive sequencing. Find out more about Bio-Rad’s Covid-19 wastewater analysis solution at the upcoming AQE/WWEM Virtual Event.


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Learn about effective, non-invasive and simple clamp-on flow measurements at WWEM


With refurbishment high on the agenda, greater requirements for flow monitoring, and permission to break into water and wastewater processes more difficult to achieve, the ability


to get high-accuracy, repeatable flow measurement with a simple clamp-on, non-invasive installation is becoming ever more valuable.


On the Katronic stand, they will be on hand to introduce you to Katronic’s range of advanced non-invasive, clamp-on ultrasonic flowmeters, and explore how you can benefit from their ease of use, simple and cost-effective installation and high performance.


One reason that Katronic is such an attractive choice for operators is the consistency of operation and performance across the whole range. With a common ultrasonic operating system, every Katronic flowmeter is programmed the same way and performs to the same accuracy. Know one, you know them all.


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Included in the RS Hydro range, to be displayed at the VItual WWEM Event, are water quality sensors including The Proteus, a game-changing multiparameter water quality instrument. This patented sensor is the only real-time device that measures BOD, coliforms (total, faecal and e-coli), COD, TOC, DOC and up to 30 other parameters.


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Visitors to WWEM can talk to the RS Hydro team too about the new EasyProbe from Eureka, a simple to use, high quality multiparameter sensor at an incredible price point. It provides GPS, temperature, depth, dissolved oxygen, conductivity, salinity, pH, turbidity, ORP and level.


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The RS Hydro engineers also look forward to answering any questions you have with your flow, water quality, sampling, level and remote monitoring applications and discuss how they can help with your MCERTS consents, improve data quality and quantity and get you good data from a wide range of sensors from the remotest locations.


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The Partech reputation for service, support and specialist solutions means they are so much more than just a name, their purpose is to be at the forefront of their industry. The company has designed measurement equipment for drinking water and wastewater, specialising in monitoring for turbidity, suspended solids, pH, and sludge blanket interface detection.


A chance to find out where OT


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meets IT in industrial monitoring Industrial monitoring technology is moving fast. This fascinating business area is at the cutting edge of where OT meets IT technologies. Don’t be left behind. If you visit HMS Networks’ virtual WWEM booth you can hear about the latest remote solutions technologies in the water and environmental industry, review your current cyber security concerns and how to avoid them in the future, discuss your current and future monitoring and control needs and see the latest products and solutions HMS Networks has to offer


Non-contact open channel flowmeter is first


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to achieve MCERTS Class 2 Certification Teledyne ISCO’s LaserFlow™ is the world’s first non-contact open channel flowmeter to receive MCERTS Class 2 certification. This high-level of performance is only achievable as LaserFlow™ uses a laser to measure velocities below the water surface at single or multiple points. Other non-contact open channel flowmeters measure water surface velocity, not sub-surface as LaserFlow™ does, significantly limiting accuracy and repeatability performance.


The LaserFlow™ EX, also MCERTS Class 2, is the first non-contact sensor certified as Class 1, Div 1, Zone 0, and ATEX category 1G.


Teledyne ISCO have a range of MCERTS samplers for various needs ranging from basic, portable composite samplers, through multi-bottle portables, both refrigerated and non-refrigerated, right up to fixed-site, permanent installation refrigerated samplers for compliance purposes.


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to be showcased at WWEM Since Dr Palin developed the DPD test for field analysis of chlorine in the 1950s, Palintest has continuously developed products to meet the needs of a variety of applications for water safety testing.


Their newest product, the Lumiso Chlorine Photometer, is used for rapid accurate analysis of chlorine across the 0-5mg/L range but also up to 250mg/L. Although the Lumiso Chlorine kit is lightweight, the instrument is robust for use in the field and offers a simple and reliable method for testing drinking water and process water applications.


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The Lumiso Chlorine kit contains a water-resistant box for storing reagents and convenient storage space for spare test tubes and check standards. The photometer offers USB connectivity to enable data management and compliance with live date and time stamping and enough battery life to complete 10,000 tests.


For more information on this new development, as well as the rest of Palintest’s wide range of water analysis technologies used across the world, speak to their team during WWEM 2021.


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