NIW Replaces Pi Residual Chlorine Analyser With Pi Residual Chlorine Analyser
In 2007 Northern Ireland Water ordered 333 residual chlorine analysers to monitor their distribution system, secondary disinfection plants and some treatment works…Now 16 years later some of these are being replaced with new residual chlorine analysers from Pi. A Pi analyser (branded Achromatic) was installed at Mallusk in 2007 and is still working, monitoring free…
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24 Turbidity, Chlorine Dioxide and pH Systems for China, All With Remote Access
In June 2023, 24 sets of secondary supply water quality, multi-parameter monitoring systems from Pi, were put into operation by a customer in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, China. These systems, specifically designed for the Chinese market from Pi, come standard with a CRIUS® 4.0 controller, TurbSense turbidity sensor, DioSense chlorine dioxide sensor, and a…
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The Island of Barra Benefits from Pi’s Coagulation Control Systems
The beautiful Island of Barra in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland may be remote, but Scottish Water ensures that the residents and visitors benefit from the finest quality drinking water. In order to do this Scottish Water needed the best coagulant controller available so they turned to Process Instruments and the CoagSense Coagulation Controller. Installed…
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Suspended Solids in the Paper Industry
For many years, Pi has been servicing a Staiger Mohilo suspended solids analyser for Essity at their Stubbins Mill in Ramsbottom. The analyser finally came to the end of its life measuring the solids on the Krofta outlet to ensure that Essity meet their water treatment goals. The CRIUS® 4.0 Suspended Solids analyser from Pi…
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Autocleaning free chlorine monitoring in the food industry in New Zealand
Residual Chlorine can be difficult to monitor in the food industry due to solids (e.g. leaves, peelings, pulp, soil etc.) in the sample interfering with the chlorine sensor. Pi has solved all of these issues with the AutoFlush. The AutoFlush from Pi consists of a reservoir where the sensor(s) are held which can self-empty whilst…
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