Industry trade association British Water has launched a live guide to drinking water and wastewater monitoring technology and services.
The web-based document includes clear definitions of monitoring components, parameters and the monitoring requirements of different applications, along with direct links to suppliers able to provide suitable equipment.
Effective water and gas monitoring is essential to ensure safe and efficient water and wastewater treatment and transport from source to tap. Water utilities and industrial water users are mandated to demonstrate compliance with public health guidelines and environmental consents and monitoring equipment and services make this possible.
The British Water Guide: Monitoring Products & Services 2019 outlines many of the issues impacting clean water, wastewater and the water environment and includes 30 parameters for water monitoring and 10 gases with a monitoring requirement. Direct links to the standards and regulations impacting on the sector are also provided.
A working group from British Water’s Real-Time Monitoring Focus Group produced the document - convenor Joanna Kelsey, who is also principal consultant at Stantec, said:
“We are witnessing a step-change in the way utilities and other stakeholders use data in their operations and a new generation of monitoring technologies is emerging which will have a big role to play. A lot of hard work has gone into this guide, which will make it much easier for engineers and other industry professionals to quickly identify the solutions available in this rapidly changing market.”
Dr Mar Batista, technical manager, British Water said effective regulation of the water industry depended on accurate, robust data provided by a wide range of monitoring equipment. Theguide will enable users to quickly identify manufacturers and suppliers of equipment for a wide range of parameters
Simon Dawe, sales manager, Metasphere, who led the project commented:
“The monitoring guide is the result of close collaboration between solution providers and with the support of utilities, consultants and other stakeholders. This document means that anyone requiring monitoring equipment and services is much better informed when they go to market.”
The companies collaborating on the monitoring guide are ABB, Metasphere, Modern Water, Hydro International, Partech and Radio Data Network.
Click here to access The British Water Guide: Monitoring Products & Services 2019
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