WASTEWATER MEASUREMENT RESOURCES

• The Inevitability Of Digitalization

  The digital transformation of the water sector may trail other industries, but it will happen nonetheless — bringing with it tremendous benefits and opportunities.

• The Benefits Of A Venturi Meter

  With the introduction of new measurement technologies and the myriad of performance claims from sale literature, it’s easy to lose sight of the important elements that an effective flow meter offers no matter what technology is used. Long known for their longevity, reliability, and long term performance, Venturi meters provide the widest variety of measurement options in piped systems for liquids, gas, steam, and mixed media of any metering technology – all while offering the highest degree of traceable accuracy. By Primary Flow Signal, Inc.

• Making Your Old SCADA System New Again

  When it comes time to update, it's a prime opportunity to consider switching over to new software that offers improved functionality instead of dumping more money into just keeping your existing software up-to-date.

• Flowing Forward: How Technology Is A Necessity For Solving The Water Sector's Growing Challenges

  Modern problems for water utilities, including limited workforce and aging infrastructure, require modern tools for overcoming them.
• Harnessing The Power Of Oxidation-Reduction Potential For Smarter Wastewater Management

  "Potential" is in the name. Here's what wastewater managers should know about both the benefits and challenges of ORP as an agent of process control.
• Interoperability Unlocked: How Connected Systems Will Power Water's Future

  The full potential of smart water infrastructure is within reach — if our digital systems work together and share critical data.

• Machine Learning And The Future Of Water Quality Monitoring

  Aided by "soft sensors," machine learning is revolutionizing monitoring and powering real-time predictions.

• Up Your Energy Efficiency And Save Money In The Process

  With electricity prices climbing each year and eating up a greater share of companies’ operating expenses, energy efficiency is rightly becoming a top priority for many municipalities and businesses. According to the U.S. EPA, drinking water and wastewater treatment plants account for about 30 to 40 percent of many municipal governments’ total energy consumption.

• What Is Excessive Inflow And Infiltration?

  Discover how you can combat inflow and infiltration from the inside out. 

• Smart Water/Wastewater Technologies Require Comprehensive Wireless M2M Communications

  Organizations with geographically dispersed assets, such as those in the water/wastewater utility industries, are continuously developing and implementing new ways to monitor and control all aspects of their business.