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However, accurate and reliable readings of lagoon levels help to ensure that readings taken can be compared to high/low level alarms set within the control system and aids companies with water monitoring, reporting, and compliance. Non-contacting technology means that engineers don't have to get out into the lagoon to monitor water levels and can have an instant indication of level on their chosen control ...
ByPulsar Measurement based in Birmingham, UNITED KINGDOM
Traditionally, power plants have used chlorine gas as the disinfectant of choice for treating plant cooling water. However, several publicly reported chlorine leakages have raised concern regarding the safety of this ...
ByElectrolytic Technologies USA based in North Miami Beach, FLORIDA (USA)
WaterIQ Technologies ultrasound technology can eliminate algae from golf course water features sustainably to enhance the playing experience and reduce maintenance tasks. Built-in sensors test water health and report intelligently and proactively via cloud-based software for a birds-eye view of all the lakes and ...
ByWaterIQ Technologies Inc. based in Wilson, WYOMING (USA)
Protecting our food supply from the harmful effects of algae. Agricultural irrigation ponds are infested by algae that can contaminate the water and clog up irrigation lines, negatively impacting farming operations. WaterIQ Technologies ultrasound technology is a reliable solution that is effective at killing algae and a natural addition to today’s digitized agricultural ...
ByWaterIQ Technologies Inc. based in Wilson, WYOMING (USA)
Eliminate algae in lakes and ponds without chemicals. Worldwide, lakes and ponds are plagued with algae. Lakes that just a few years ago were clean and free of algae are infested with algae. Ultrasound technology can help you fight back—quickly, effectively, and sustainably. See how WaterIQ Technologies solutions help public and private entities restore water to its natural ...
ByWaterIQ Technologies Inc. based in Wilson, WYOMING (USA)
Protecting our drinking water from algae. Faced with aging infrastructure and labor shortages, drinking water utilities need proven, cost effective and reliable solutions to rid harmful algae from the world’s water supply. WaterIQ Technologies ultrasound technology is a reliable solution to algae control that requires very little manual intervention, is very safe to use, and is proven to be effective in killing algae. ...
ByWaterIQ Technologies Inc. based in Wilson, WYOMING (USA)
Killing algae in winery holding ponds - without chemicals. Winery holding ponds for wastewater treatment can be plagued with algae. Ultrasound technology helps you discharge and reuse clean treated water. Optimize your time, operations and brand image with WaterIQ Technologies solutions in your water treatment ...
ByWaterIQ Technologies Inc. based in Wilson, WYOMING (USA)
atg UV Technology are the market leader for UV systems designed to treat potable drinking water for offshore crew water supplies. UV is now the disinfection technology of choice, providing a simple chemical free solution to protect against all known bacteria and harmful microorganisms, including chlorine resistant microorganisms such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia. Available as skid mounted, duty / standby solutions, atg UV Technology’s offshore UV drinking water packages are included as part of the on board ...
Byatg UV Systems - a brand by EVOQUA Water Technologies LLC based in Wigan, UNITED KINGDOM
Removing algae and biofilm in wastewater treatment plants. Ultrasound technology is a proven, cost-effective and reliable solution to rid harmful algae within wastewater treatment plants that are dealing with an older infrastructure, labor shortages, and strict regulations—essential for both the environment and keeping plant and equipment operating ...
ByWaterIQ Technologies Inc. based in Wilson, WYOMING (USA)
Traditionally, water utilities have used chlorine gas as the disinfectant of choice in their water treatment plants. However, recent publicly reported chlorine leakages and foreign terrorist attacks have raised concern regarding the safety of this ...
ByElectrolytic Technologies USA based in North Miami Beach, FLORIDA (USA)
The EPR regulations have replaced the IPPC regulations and are effective from May 2009 for qualifying companies within the industrial sector and October 2009 within the water sector. They will progressively require industry to minimise waste, reduce product loss and implement improved process control. ...
ByPollution & Process Monitoring Ltd based in Sevenoaks, UNITED KINGDOM
Due to recent expansion of EPA regulations regarding discharge of water containing contaminants, owners of boats and marinas have had to heighten their awareness regarding waste water containment. If caught discharging any contaminated water overboard, even an ounce or less of light oil mixed with bilge water will produce a visible sheen on the ground or on the water. ...
ByGEOMAT Patented Waste Water Recovery System based in Tampa, FLORIDA (USA)