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Medora Corporation (Medora) and Aqua Metrology Systems (AMS) have teamed up to deliver a complete trihalomethane (THM)compliance solution for water utilities to manage harmful disinfection byproducts (DBPs). Medora has announced that it will be using AMS’ online THM and THM Formation Potential analyzer, THM-100™, to provide real-time and predictive analytics data to design and operate its aeration system more efficiently, thereby saving utilities high treatment costs while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

AMS presented a reliable, rapid, and online method for predicting the potential formation of THMs from raw or treated water at the CA/NV AWWA Fall Conference 2018.”Online Instrument for Raw-Water THM Precursor Analysis” detailed how this novel technology is helping utilities make adjustments to their treatment processes in real-time to minimize the production of THMs.

Aigües de Barcelona uses the intelligent THM-100™ monitoring technology to help anticipate water quality issues, implement the necessary control measures, optimize performance, and reduce operational costs. This innovative case study was presented at the SWAN 2018 conference.

AMS will present their THM Formation Potential (THM-FP) analyzer to leading water utilities at an Isle US sponsored TAG event (US Texas TAG 9) on 24 May 2018.

AMS offers the only online analyzer to successfully implement an accelerated THM-FP process to develop real-time predictions of future THM levels in a distribution network regardless of its source, raw or treated water. The analyzer provides utilities with a method of early characterization of the THM-FP of water entering a treatment facility or quality leaving a treatment plant. It also provides early prediction of future THM levels at critical points in distribution system which leads to better management of the treatment process and mitigation of compliance risk because future THM levels are known in real-time.

AMS will pitch their THM Formation Potential (THM-FP) analyzer to leading water utilities at two Isle US sponsored TAG events (US Northeast TAG 14 & US Southeast TAG 17) in April 2018.

AMS offers the only online analyzer to successfully implement an accelerated THM-FP process to develop real-time predictions of future THM levels in a distribution network regardless of its source, raw or treated water. The analyzer provides utilities with a method of early characterization of the THM-FP of water entering a treatment facility or quality leaving a treatment plant. It also provides early prediction of future THM levels at critical points in distribution system which leads to better management of the treatment process and mitigation of compliance risk because future THM levels are known in real-time.

Intelligent water treatment systems incorporate real-time sensing to ensure that their performance is optimized to avoid under- or over-treatment and that any deterioration in system performance is signaled to permit timely remedial intervention.

Aqua Metrology Systems and University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass Amherst), have partnered to develop a robust online raw-water trihalomethanes (THMs) -precursor analyzer. On 23 January 2018 they received a commitment from Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) through its AmplifyMass program to cost share in the development and assessment of this new online THM-Precursor analyzer.

AMS has been selected to pitch their innovative online water quality analyzers at three upcoming events – the Royal Society of Chemistry and UK Business Angels Association (UKBAA) Investment Catalyst and two Isle US sponsored TAG events (US NorCal TAG 14 & US Water TAG 17).

Aqua Metrology’s CEO, Rick Bacon talks about the company’s online monitoring portfolio, providing water quality monitoring in real-time. At ACE17, the company focused on THM formation potential analysis for detecting future levels in a water system.

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Results from City of Phoenix 23rd Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant control of THMs during 2016 field testing.