First Coagulation Controller installation for Pi in South America
Following on from the success of numerous water treatment plants in the UK and Ireland, Pi is now beginning to offer the CoagSense coagulation controller to other countries in the world in an effort to help water treatment plants become more efficient and effective. Termozipa Power Station, near Bogota, Colombia, has recently built a new…
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Chlorine Dioxide Measurements – A Technology Review
Chlorine Dioxide Measurements – A Technology Review When discussing the disinfection of water, the use of chlorine (hypochlorite) will usually be one of the first topics discussed, however, did you know that… …Pi provides the technology for the dosing, measurement, and control of an array of other disinfectants including hydrogen peroxide, peracetic acid and chlorine…
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Chlorine Analyzers from Pi steal the show at ENEG
Chlorine analyzers identical to those already installed on some of their customer’s sites in Lisbon, Portugal, were chosen by Pi’s distributor for Portugal and Spain, Izasa Scientific, as part of their stand at the ENEG (National Meeting of Water and Sanitation Management Entities) Exhibition. Pi’s Daniel Nearney meets with customers at ENEG 2019 Pi’s head…
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Norwegian Distributor, FG-Tech AS, researching new uses for Pi’s sensors and controllers
Norwegian companies continue to innovate in many industries such as aquaculture and wastewater treatment, and Pi’s distributor has recently been exploring ways in which Pi’s technology can be applied to new processes and technology. Pi’s Daniel Nearney and Mike Riding visit Norway As part of a visit to Norway, Daniel Nearney, who looks after European…
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Analyzer to Pump – how controllers can interact with and control pumps
Analyzer to Pump – how controllers can interact with and control pumps Pumps are almost ubiquitous in water processes; whether the pump is the main driver for water flow, is dosing chemicals, or is moving water around a sample line, there is (nearly) always a pump somewhere in the process. Often there are multiple pumps…
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