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Monitoring groundwater sources for contamination with nitrate

The evolution of the s::can spectro::lyser

Online COD sensors for monitoring brewery wastewater effluent

Grab samples to demonstrate compliance with COD discharge consents are a common way for breweries to manage their wastewater, but there are several advantages to be had by using online COD monitoring.

Understanding carbon flux using online dissolved organic carbon (DOC) sensors in a catchment area

s::can spectro::lysers are the defacto standard for organic carbon monitoring because of their proven track record in their ability to measure DOC accurately in rivers, oceans and reservoirs.

Event Detection in water using UV-Vis spectroscopy

What is ana::tool event detection and how does it use UV-Vis spectroscopy to identify events?

Monitoring Hydrogen Sulphide in Sewer Systems

Sulphide build up in sewers is a serious issue for water utilities. Aside from the noxious smell associated with the generation of hydrogen sulphide (H2S) which may upset local communities.

In pipe water quality network monitoring

Measuring multiple key water quality parameters including UV254, colour and turbidity using an in-pipe setup.

Online COD monitoring of wastewater effluent in a dairy

Ensuring compliance with any COD discharge consents is an important part of a manufacturers monitoring regime, in this case study, the dairy went further and reduced product loss.

Wastewater effluent compliance monitoring solutions

Ensuring discharge compliance for COD, BOD and ammonia can lead to multiple instruments being required and maintained, increasing the complexity for operators. A complete effluent water quality station can be created using s::can sensors.

s::can sensors ensure water quality in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS)

By utilising the s::can UV spectro::lyser, aquaculture producers using RAS can maximise productivity.