April/May News 2024
We received a number of purchase orders for pH, turbidity and ammonium monitoring applications during April, for surface water discharge from industrial sites and effluent monitoring within the municipal sector. We also commissioned a bespoke solar powered water quality installation for a wetland nutrient removal project. Photovoltaic solar panels were integrated to trickle charge lead acid batteries providing a 12 and 24VDC power supplies, to support nitrate and turbidity measurement. The instruments are being used to demonstrate the effectiveness of the reed bed treatment process. We also took time to meet with our Chinese distributor to discuss their projected instrument production requirements for the next six months. The first of several purchase orders was subsequently received to supply six Proam ammonia monitors for installation at various waste water facilities where the analyser will be used to control the aerobic digestion treatment process.
May continued to be a busy month with several portable UVT instrument supplied to support on-line instrumentation used for UV disinfection at various water and waste water treatment facilities. Our Chinese distributor also placed a further purchase order for eight Proam ammonia monitors ranged 0-2.00 PPM as N, once again intended for process control of the waste water treatment process. Further orders were also received from our Indian distributor requiring three more Protoc 300 analysers which were completed for a large refinery project. The configured measuring range of 0-10 PPM TOC satisfies a condensate application requiring detection of organic contamination. The provision of relay changeovers contacts configured as concentration alarm setpoints and MODBUS digital communication, allows for automatic isolation and sample stream diversion. As part of the client’s quality procedures, full functionality tests and a 24-hour stability run were independently witnessed by the appointed Bureau Veritas inspector. On acceptance of the detailed BV report, the instruments were packed and shipped to Bangalore airport, for the client to handle the customs clearance and import documentation.