Drinking water and wastewater treatment facilities use both process and analytical instrumentation in daily plant operations. We can help you answer three questions:
- What are the key components of reliable instrumentation?
- Sensor (consists of a transducer, amplifier, cable)
- Analyzer (input board, display, processor board, output board, software)
- Mounting Hardware, Wiring, Communication
- Where is instrumentation used in our facility?
- The most common process measurements are flow, pressure, level, and temperature.
- The most common analytical measurements are pH, Chlorine, and Dissolved Oxygen.
- Other monitoring may include combustible and toxic gas detection.
- Who can get us equipment that will meet our needs?
- ABCD – four keys to qualifying a supplier: Availability, Back-Up, Cost-Friendly, Dependability
There are many major processes and analytical instruments used in treatment facilities today.
Our application guide can be used to simplify the process of instrumentation selection.
