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Faced with high IEX process waste disposal costs, TRUMPF, a manufacturer of laser diodes made from Gallium Arsenide substrates (GaAs) wafers, undertook efforts to optimize the IEX process and produce less hazardous waste. One of the process improvements included the installation of the MetalGuard Arsenic online arsenic analyzer to continuously measure influent and effluent arsenic levels in real-time, providing TRUMPF with a stream of accurate and reliable arsenic data to measure the performance of its IEX system and ensure regulatory compliance. Timely and accurate arsenic results enabled TRUMPF to optimize rinse water reuse as well as to optimize and reduce IEX backwash frequencies, increasing media performance and reducing hazardous waste generation. These process improvements have resulted in an estimated annual cost savings of $100K for the facility.

BlueTech Research’s Divya Inna speaks with Rick Bacon, CEO of AMS, about the company’s real-time water quality monitoring and intelligent water treatment solutions showcased at the Innovations Pavilion at WEFTEC 2019.

Rick Bacon, CEO of AMS, participates in CROC Tank, organized by BlueTech Research at WEFTEC 2019. Bacon discusses AMS’ THM-100™ online analyzer and its capability to provide water treatment plants high-density THM and THM formation potential data to optimize their processes and manage disinfection byproducts effectively.

Rick Bacon, CEO of AMS, discusses AMS’ real-time water quality monitoring and intelligent water treatment solutions with Water & Wastes Digest’s editor Bob Crossen, who asked exhibitors at the WEFTEC19 Innovation Showcase for a 60 second spiel about their companies and products, and this is the result.

At the BlueTech Research breakfast at WEFTEC 2019, Rick Bacon, CEO of AMS, discusses why DBPs remain a significant water quality concern for water treatment plants that lack real-time accurate and reliable data in order to make timely and accurate decisions. With AMS’ THM-100™ online analyzer, treatment plants can gain access to high-density THM and THM formation potential data to optimize their processes and ensure public health.

• Looking for an effective Cr(VI) treatment?
• Concerned about lead or copper contamination in drinking water?
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Rick Bacon, CEO of AMS, invites WEFTEC 2019 attendees to stop by the AMS booth at the Innovation Pavilion to learn about the company’s SafeGuard H2O™ intelligent water treatment systems, as well as AMS’ online THM analyzer and its powerful capability to predict the presence of THMs in water.

Listen to the latest podcast from AMS Radio featuring Rick Bacon, CEO of AMS, who discusses the innovative real-time water quality monitoring and intelligent water treatment system solutions featured at WEFTEC 2019.

Recent drinking water lead contamination crises in Flint, Mich., and Newark, N.J. are raising concerns about the ability of traditional lead monitoring programs to measure the presence of all forms of lead; capture unpredictable changes in water quality that result in lead corrosion; and report the contamination risk before the water is delivered to the customer. AMS is dedicated to the development and commercialization of the company’s solutions for reducing the risk of lead contamination by providing water systems and communities real-time lead monitoring solutions to protect public health.

Listen to the latest podcast from AMS Radio featuring Rick Bacon, CEO of AMS, who discusses what are some key factors to consider when selecting and buying online instrumentation to help identify contaminant threats and control treatment operations.

Kirk Cloyd, General Manager, Hidden Valley Lake Community Services District, joined AMS at the Tri-State 2019 conference to deliver a presentation on the innovative hexavalent chromium [Cr (VI)] remediation system that was piloted at the district. Reprinted with permission from the Tri-State Seminar, LLC.