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Dwyer Instruments Series LOFM Low-Flow Electromagnetic Flow Sensor

24 April, 2013

The Series LOFM Low-Flow Electromagnetic Flow Sensor is a liquid mag meter that uses the conductivity of fluids to measure flow. Liquid flow through its magnetic field produces a voltage which is measured and translated into a pulse output signal.


Dwyer Instruments Series PDWS Insertion Paddlewheel Flow Sensor

24 April, 2013

The Series PDWS Insertion Paddlewheel Flow Sensor is designed for pipe sizes ranging from ½ to 8″ with available materials of brass, stainless steel, PVC and polypropylene. The bearings are made of high-quality ruby jewels to reduce the coefficient of friction and maintain high accuracy.


Dwyer Instruments Series IEFS 1XX Insertion Electromagnetic Flow Sensor

20 April, 2013

The Series IEFS Insertion Electromagnetic Flow Sensor, from Dwyer Instruments, comes in brass or stainless steel, allowing it to handle a wide range of pressures and temperatures, as well as a variety of available saddle fittings to fit pipe sizes 3 to 24″. The IEFS-1XX has an isolation valve which allows hot-tap installation.


Xylem acquires water and wastewater company Multitrode

11 April, 2013

Global water technology company Xylem has acquired Multitrode, a privately owned Australia-based water and wastewater technology and services company.


Sigrist AquaMaster multiparameter analyser for water treatment

28 March, 2013

Swiss manufacturer Sigrist has released the AquaMaster, an integrated, multiparameter modular analyser system that combines a range of water quality measurements for water treatment plants into a single unit.


Hach 1720E Turbidimeter with sc200 controller

26 March, 2013

The 1720E turbidity meter offers precise turbidity measurement for drinking water. The product can measure less than 0.3 NTU.


Dwyer Instruments Series IEFS Insertion Electromagnetic Flow Sensor

04 March, 2013

The Series IEFS Insertion Electromagnetic Flow Sensor, from Dwyer Instruments, comes in brass or stainless steel, allowing it to handle a wide range of pressures and temperatures, as well as a variety of available saddle fittings to fit pipe sizes 3 to 24″.


Dwyer Instruments Series FLMG Flanged Electromagnetic Flow Sensor

22 February, 2013

The Series FLMG Flanged Electromagnetic Flow Sensor is a flanged electromagnetic flowmeter designed for use in 4 to 10″ pipes in municipal or industrial water and wastewater applications.


Dwyer Instruments Series UTC ultrasonic liquid transmitter controller and Model UTS ultrasonic liquid transmitter sensor

07 February, 2013

Dwyer Instruments has released its Series UTC ultrasonic liquid transmitter controller and Model UTS ultrasonic liquid transmitter sensor.


Nanosponge filters out herbicide poisons from water

25 January, 2013

A team of researchers, led by Dr Mainak Majumder and Phillip Sheath from Monash University’s Department of Mechanical Engineering and Dr Matthew Hill from CSIRO Materials Science and Engineering, have developed a highly porous metal-organic framework (MOF) that, almost uniquely, is stable and able to filter substances in water.


Good response to NZ water measuring compliance action

17 December, 2012

New Zealand’s Environment Canterbury is working with water consent holders with takes of 20 litres per second and more to ensure compliance with the national regulations to install a water measuring system.


Hach Titralab analyser for pH/total acidity

07 December, 2012

The TitraLab automatic analyser is specifically designed for pH and total acidity in food and beverage applications, making it suitable for routine analysis measurements.


Providing pumps and real-time data during Hurricane Sandy

03 December, 2012

Opinions are divided on whether or not Hurricane Sandy was fuelled by climate change, but the fact is this extreme storm in the US in October caused a massive amount of destruction and loss of life. According to scientists storms such as this will become more common and one factor that caused Sandy to swell was that ocean waters were about 1° warmer thanks to man-made climate change. Catastrophes such as this call for innovative solutions and technology from companies such as Xylem to help monitor the situation and control the clean-up in its aftermath.


Gardena Water Smart Flow Meter

04 November, 2012

The Gardena Water Smart Flow Meter is used to precisely control water consumption for gardening applications.


SA school students build remote control vehicles to monitor wetland health

30 October, 2012

More than 60 students from across Adelaide will compete at Unity Park tomorrow to see who has built the best remote controlled water sampling vehicle.


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