Water Instrumentation Videos

  1. Leopold Oxelia System 7/8/2020

    Biological and chemical contamination in drinking water poses a significant public health risk. Xylem’s Leopold Oxelia system is a multi-barrier solution with several options for a custom design based on your specific needs.

  2. Flygt Roadshow Trailer 6/11/2020

    Xylem CEO Patrick Decker explains the idea behind Flygt’s Roadshow Trailer and how it will give customers the chance to see how the company’s products and solutions work.   

  3. A Message From Blue-White President/CEO Rob Gledhill 1/6/2020

    Rob Gledhill, President and CEO of Blue-White, speaks about the company’s various offerings from chemical metering pumps (diaphragm, peristaltic), to flowmeters (variable-area, paddlewheel, ultrasonic), and water treatment accessories.

  4. Swan Analytical Instruments Company Overview 11/13/2019

    Swan Analytical provided trusted online analyzers across a broad range of industries for key water quality parameters. Founded in Switzerland in 1991, Swan now brings Swiss quality and innovation to satisfied customers worldwide.

  5. Manage Emergency Response Capability 10/23/2019

    Hydraulic modelers, planners, and operators can use a network model to test variations in operational strategy, tactics, and emergency protocols in a risk-free way. Identify safe, effective options to address pipe bursts, power outages, fires, and other urgent events.

  6. OpenFlows WaterOPS Overview 10/23/2019

    OpenFlows WaterOPS is a real-time operational and optioneering decision support solution for urban water supply and distribution. Integrating live SCADA data with a calibrated hydraulic model, OpenFlows WaterOPS computes real-time conditions throughout water networks, based on existing conditions and forecasted future conditions.

  7. Next-Level Flow And Level Instrumentation 10/16/2019

    Trending issues require innovative solutions, and KROHNE is here — in the marketplace, at WEFTEC, and on video — to help water professionals overcome their toughest challenges. Tune in below for Richard Lowrie, Water and Wastewater Industry Manager for KROHNE, as he presents two cases in point: the TIDALFLEX flow meter and the OPTIWAVE 1400 radar level transmitter. The former performs accurate measurement in partially filled pipes — down to 10 percent — which is especially useful for stormwater/combined sewer overflow (CSO) applications, while the latter is a new offering that provides continuous, non-contact level measurement in tanks, pumping stations, and open channels. Learn the unique properties and benefits of each, and how they can update and improve your operations.

  8. Turning Data Into Water Intelligence 10/11/2019

    Collecting data isn't particularly hard, but extracting value from it can be. Many water operations are awash with sensors, instruments, and software, but fail to get actionable insight due to data streams that are unreliable, nonintegrated, or lack analysis. Hach helps utilities and industries make sense of data through Claros, a water intelligence system that provides efficiency, cost savings, and security by collecting and interpreting data and give clear direction for operators. In this video, Sam Utley, Software Application Development Manager for Hach, describes the Claros system's capabilities and how they can be leveraged to overcome pressing water challenges.

  9. Exploring The Forefront Of Flow Technology 10/11/2019

    GF Piping has a long history of operation, serving a wide variety of flow measurement and distribution needs in water and wastewater — and a long history at WEFTEC as well. In this video, GF Piping's Brian LaBelle, Director of Business Development - Water Treatment & Energy, provides a tour of the GF booth highlighting the company's newest and most popular offerings. Tune in to discover the latest technologies related to piping systems, flow meters, diaphragm valves, joints, couplings, and more.

  10. The Role Of Digitalization In Today's Treatment Plants 10/9/2019

    The best systems are ones that are not just effective by design; importantly, they are employed to optimal effect. When it comes to treatment plant instrumentation and automation, it's essential that the volumes of data collected throughout the treatment process are easily understood and acted upon. In this video, Jack Roushey, Marketing Manager for the Flow Division of Siemens Process Instrumentation, talks about how Siemens addresses these challenges through their portfolio of process measurement and analytics systems. He discusses the advantages of digitalization, including digital twin technology, and how smart instruments can be leveraged to solve some of the industry's highest-level concerns, such as water quality and resiliency, while making it more simple than ever for operators.