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Contamination alarm: continuous groundwater monitoring with maintenance-free s::can sensor technology
Groundwater is in danger in many countries due to agricultural overfertilization and liquid manure. Water associations use s::can products to monitor the groundwater supply in real-time and to take immediate countermeasures against contaminations. Background A massive overfertilization of the fields, due to farming, has increasingly endangered groundwater for decades. Alarming…
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First Nation communities in Canada remotely monitor the quality of their drinking water
s::can’s event detection system remotely monitor the drinking water quality of sixty small water systems in the First Nation communities of Alberta, Canada. Background Over the past few years, the small communities in Canada have been struggling with managing the quality of their water systems and incidents of contamination have…
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Optimizing the performance of drinking water filtration with the i::scan
In Puerto Rico the i::scan is used to asses the efficiency of different coagulants and to optimize cleaning protocols of drinking water filtration units. Background Green Innovation Technologies Inc. (GIT) is installing and operating surface water filtration units for the drinking water supply in Puerto Rico. The replacement of…
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Columbus, Ohio prevents public health concern with the use of online instrumentation
s::can’s spectro::lyser monitors raw surface water quality for the City of Columbus, Ohio. This allows the Utility to be proactive regarding water quality issues. Background The Columbus Division of Water delivers clean drinking water to 1.1 million people daily and delivers over 50 billion gallons of water every year. The…
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The city of Tarragona upgraded to a smart drinking water network
s::can technology is used to monitor drinking water in real-time in the distribution network of Tarragona, Spain. Stations monitor up to 8 parameters (UV254, turbidity, color, TOC, DOC, free Cl, conductivity, pH & Temperature) together with event detection software based on UV-Vis spectral alarms which are sent to EMATSA. Background…
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Vitens is setting up a smart water grid with s::can nano::stations
Vitens is the largest drinking water utility in the Netherlands. The company is currently installing a large-scale smart drinking water mains network in the province of Friesland. More than 2200 km’s of distribution network serving over 200.000 households in the Dutch province are currently fitted with 200 sensors that will…
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City of Zurich monitors the quality of its drinking water with s::can
s::can’s event detection system monitors the drinking water quality in Zurich’s piping system with the revolutionary i::scan Background Zurich water works supplies one of the world’s best quality drinking water to the population of the Zurich metropolitan area. To ensure that the quality of the water remains high after it…
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Early warning system monitors Bratislava’s water supply
s::can’s event detection system monitors the groundwater quality of 176 raw water sources 24 hours a day. Background Bratislava Water Company (BVS) is responsible for the operation of water and wastewater systems of Bratislava, the capital of the Slovak Republic, supplying safe drinking water to a population of over 600,000.…