Connecting Global Competence


Resources. Innovations. Solutions. May 14–18, 2018 • Messe München


World‘s Leading Trade Fair for Water, Sewage, Waste and Raw Materials Management How much unused potential is there still in the resource of water? Which solutions benefit local authorities and private utilities companies in the supply of drinking water and management of waste water? Which innovations reduce costs and increase sustainability in the management of industrial water?


IFAT 2018 opens up new opportunities for efficient management of one of the most valuable resources on our planet. New environmental technologies are enabling sustainable processes and better use of water in drinking water supplies, waste water management and industrial processes. In product presentations, live demonstrations and forums, innovative exhibitors and researchers will be showing just how much unused potential there still is in the resource of water. New layout of exhibition sections: www.ifat.de/hallsituation


Get your ticket now online. www.ifat.de/tickets/en


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Information: Van Ekeris Expo Service B.V. | Haarlem Tel. +31 23 525 8500 | info@vanekeris.nl


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Batterij gevoede watermeting van flow, druk en temperatuur


WATERFLUX 3070 – technology driven by KROHNE


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• Elektromagnetische watermeter met geïntegreerde druk- en temperatuur-sensor


• Alle meetwaarden en status alarmen direct op uw instrument display of via Modbus RTU in uw controlekamer


• Belangrijk voor: handhaving van de waterbalans • DN50…200, installatie zonder rechte in- en uitloopstukken


Meer weten: www.krohne.nl


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