05.21.26 -- Explore Better Monitoring Strategies For Drinking Water Quality

Monitoring raw water turbidity is important to inform the operator of significant changes in water quality, especially turbidity, allowing the operator to make process chemistry changes to respond to the increasing raw water turbidity. Variations in raw water present turbidity measurement challenges different from those found in a typical treatment plant.

In many countries we take for granted the availability and reliability of safe drinking water.  A recent trip outside of the US reminded me of this fact when I saw notices in the hotel rooms stating the drinking water met specific standards and was safe to drink however, my friends from the country emphatically warned me to not drink the water.

Effective corrosion control demands the right combination of planning, monitoring, and execution. Explore practical strategies and proven approaches to reduce risk, extend asset life, improve reliability, and maintain operational performance across challenging industrial environments.

Here are some insights that can help water treatment plant (WTP) operators deal with their internal concerns about DBPs and residual chlorine or ammonia levels, as well as their external concerns about customer perceptions of water quality.