Water Instrumentation News

81. SUEZ Water Technologies and Solutions Acquires Sentinel Monitoring Systems 1/5/2022

    Today, SUEZ - Water Technologies & Solutions completed the acquisition of Sentinel Monitoring Systems, a real-time microbial monitoring company headquartered in Tucson, Arizona. Sentinel Monitoring Systems develops products that provide real-time and near-real-time solutions to monitor the effectiveness of microbial control within life sciences ultrapure water and manufacturing processes. Under this purchase agreement, SUEZ has acquired all of Sentinel Monitoring Systems’ business.

82. State Water Board Creates World’s First Standardized Methods For Testing Microplastics In Drinking Water 12/6/2021

    With concerns mounting over the potential impacts microplastics may have on the environment and human health, the State Water Resources Control Board, in partnership with the Southern California Coastal Water Research Project, has developed the first standardized analytical methods in the world for the testing and reporting of microplastics in drinking water.

83. Endress+Hauser Expands Flow Calibration Capabilities 12/1/2021

    Endress+Hauser expands its calibration capabilities in the U.S. with a new flow calibration rig located at the company’s recently inaugurated Houston Campus. The rig will service customers’ flowmeters, including those from third-party vendors, and will have expanded line size and flowrate capabilities.

84. Binnies And iVapps Partnership To Support Digitalisation Of Water Networks 11/29/2021

    It is often acknowledged that water companies capture huge amounts of data from their networks but can often struggle to process this data to create actionable insights. As performance commitments are increasingly stretched and they are faced with significant cost challenges, there is a paramount need for data-driven decision-making to be embedded in water utilities’ systems to drive operational efficiency and support robust investment strategies.

85. Idrica Develops The World's First 5G-NR Device Specifically For The Water Industry 11/16/2021

    Idrica has developed the first 5G-NR device specifically for the water industry. This groundbreaking piece of equipment, based exclusively on 5G-NR (New Radio) technology, will provide solutions to challenges which had been out of reach up until now, mainly in Massive IoT scenarios, with millions of devices connected in very small areas.

86. Endress+Hauser And ISA Collaborate To Offer Extended Training Services 11/3/2021

    Endress+Hauser and the International Society of Automation (ISA), a non-profit professional association for leaders in industrial automation, announce their current and future collaboration efforts for training and certification. ISA will provide select certified training courses in conjunction with Endress+Hauser’s instrumentation training courses, with these courses offered onsite at Endress+Hauser’s process training units (PTUs) located across the U.S.

87. 'Meets All Government Standards': EWG’s 2021 Tap Water Database Details Unsafe Contamination In Communities Nationwide 11/3/2021

    Millions of Americans are unwittingly drinking water that includes an invisible toxic cocktail made up of contaminants linked to cancer, brain damage and other serious health harms, the 2021 update to the Environmental Working Group’s nationwide Tap Water Database reveals.

88. Endress+Hauser Inaugurates Its Houston Campus 10/26/2021

    Endress+Hauser officially inaugurates its state-of-the-art Houston Campus in Pearland, TX on October 26, 2021. The company invested $34 million into the new, 112,000 sq. ft. facility to strengthen customer support in the Gulf region. Just south of Houston in Pearland’s lower Kirby district, the campus sits right in the heart of the Gulf states, bringing instrumentation, services and solutions close to customers.

89. Curbing Spread Of Waterborne Diseases Through New Water Monitoring Method 10/19/2021

    An innovative way of identifying contaminated drinking water could reduce the spread of deadly diarrhoeal diseases by enabling communities to take action more quickly to limit exposure, a new study co-led by UCL academics has found.

90. Northwest Water Commission Partners With Aquify For Transmission Line Monitoring & Analysis 9/15/2021

    Aquify, an Exelon company and the Northwest Water Commission (NWC) in Des Plaines, Illinois announced a strategic partnership to implement continuous pressure monitoring of the nearly 15-mile water transmission line that transports drinking water from Lake Michigan to the NWC facility in Des Plaines, Illinois.