Installations

Wessex Water has established a need to reliably and continuously monitor effluent ammonia concentration at a number of key wastewater sites and have awarded an instrument supply framework to Pollution & Process Monitoring (PPM) Ltd. These sites typically have an effluent consent of 5 mg/l or less and any failure to comply with the discharge consent could lead to hefty financial penalties under the OFWAT performance assessment.
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The Cross Hands WwTW has recently been revamped to increase it’s capacity and to completely automate the treatment process. The upgrade will accommodate future industrial expansion and allow the site to maintain compliance with strict discharge consents enforced by the Environment Agency.
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The ability to reliably measure turbidity within potable water treatment processes is important to indicate effective treatment. To ensure the most effective and reliable monitoring at Barsham water treatment works in Suffolk, an alternative approach to the more conventional off-line, flow through measurement, was investigated by Essex & Suffolk Water.
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Pollution and Process Monitoring is a leading manufacturer of water quality instrumentation but also recognises the need to deliver fully supported engineered systems.

Since the formation of the company in 1990, the supply of bespoke monitoring solutions has significantly contributed to the company’s growth.
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Sutton and East Surrey Water plc approached PPM during the summer 2003 to supply a suitable monitoring system to report turbidity at the Kenley WTW. The Kenley works produces up to 45 Ml/day, serving a population of 75,000 and is situated to the south-east of Croydon located in Surrey. The Works abstracts water from the underlying chalk aquifer and whilst the quality of the supply is very good, it has temporary hardness.
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Pollution and Process Monitoring is pleased to announce that SembCorp - the present owner of the Wilton International Site located in the UK, has committed to further investment in our Protoc TOC analysers.

SembCorp is a multi-facetted organisation with capability that spans the supply of Utilities, Environmental Engineering, Process Engineering and Logistics with a particularly strong presence in the Asia Pacific region.
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Pollution and Process Monitoring Limited - PPM has installed a Protoc TOC - Total Organic Carbon Web Effluent Analyser at Kellogg’s Manchester Plant, Trafford Park, to help Kellogg’s improve its monitoring and analysis capabilities, as well as reduce its effluent charges bill.
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