Real-time data and analytical information from online instruments help utilities comply with water quality regulations. The complete article detailing how online water quality instruments are poised for growth was published in the March/April 2015 issue of World Water. 

The Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department, Arizona has purchased and installed an online THM-100™ THM analyzer from Aqua Metrology Systems to monitor daily levels of the disinfection by-product at their Tres Rios Wastewater Reclamation Facility.

AMS presents its Online Total Arsenic and Selenium Combination Analyzer to the SME Conference.

An aeration system has been installed in San Jose Water Company’s 12 million-gallon water storage tank to keep dwindling water supplies free of contaminants and possible carcinogens. As organic matter in water sources, like drying rivers and lakes, is becoming more concentrated, according to the water company, there has been a growing concern about levels of trihalomethanes, or THMs.

Richmond-based PAX Water Technologies and Sunnyvale-based Aqua Metrology Systems today unveiled the installation of an innovative in-tank aeration system at San Jose Water Company. The system, installed by Utility Service Group, is being deployed in a 12 million-gallon water storage tank to maintain high water quality during the drought.

The buying and selling of treated water is common practice in the United States. Consecutive systems (CS) — public water systems that buy or receive some or all of their finished water from one or more wholesale systems (WS) — are responsible for serving nearly one-third of the water customers in the U.S… read the rest of the article by Rick Bacon the CEO of AMS.

The Northern Kentucky Water District has purchased the online THM-100™ THM analyzer from Aqua Metrology Systems to monitor daily THM levels in their distribution network and further enable optimization of treatment processes used to minimize the formation of THMs in treated water.

Monitoring real-time THM levels across multiple sampling points within a drinking water system using a single instrument is now possible with the THM-100GS™ analyzer from Aqua Metrology Systems. The THM-100GS is a new version of the standard online THM-100 system. The new analyzer enables a utility to carry out automated analysis of manually collected “grab samples” across their network.