Drinking water utilities deploy on average more than 100 water quality sensors from source to tap, whereas wastewater utilities install on average 60 sensors per utility. These numbers are expected to increase in the coming years.
Too many water quality alarms create unnecessary distractions and increase the risk of serious alarms being overlooked. Two solutions can help reduce the number of alarms and increase the efficiency of the alarm-handling process.
The second AQUON-Sensileau user meeting attracted approximately 25 participants to discuss the installation, operation and maintenance of online sensors.
Sensileau hosted a webinar on "Rapid detection of bacteria and other microorganisms in water. The recording is now available via the Toolbox.
The first AQUON-Sensileau user meeting attracted 22 participants of six water management boards in the Netherlands.
Microbial sensors support risk-based monitoring strategies related to Water Safety Plans, to ensure bacteriologically safe drinking water.
Lockyer and Mid Brisbane River integrated sensor network for source water monitoring of a drinking water treatment plant
Calculation tools help to determine the benefits of sensor technology implemetation, on the basis of data provided
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