Electro Chemical Devices has announced the Triton TR6 Turbidity Sensor, which measures turbidity or suspended solids and can be combined with ECD's two-channel C22 Analyser to monitor pH, ORP, DO, conductivity, plon and more.
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PLC hack exposes vulnerable industrial controls
Cybersecurity researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a new form of ransomware that was able to take over control of a simulated water treatment plant, exposing the vulnerability of industrial controls.
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Extracting more from wastewater
A material made by combining a metal and a polymer can help generate hydrogen and fresh water from wastewater.
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New method for converting wastewater nutrients into fertiliser
Researchers from Aalto University in Finland have developed a new, energy-efficient method for capturing nitrogen and phosphorus from different liquid waste fractions.
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SA water management technology has global impact
A raft of South Australian companies are taking their sustainable water cleaning technologies and selling them to the world.
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Australian wastewater solutions company named top performer
A global market leader in industrial and municipal wastewater treatment technologies, Smith and Loveless, has recognised an Australian company as its top performer in its number one international sales representative division.
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Water treatment company looks to expand into municipal sector
An Adelaide water treatment company is expanding its zero discharge filtration systems into the municipal sector.
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Real-time smart water solution
Schneider Electric has released its Water Network Optimisation (WNO) Suite, which is a water and wastewater industry solution powered by Aquis 7.0 and built on the Wonderware System Platform.
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Submersible level probe
Krohne has introduced the OPTIBAR LC 1010, a submersible level probe enabling continuous hydrostatic level measurement in water wells, rainwater basins or tanks.
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Making fuel out of sewage
Wastewater treatment plants across the United States may one day turn ordinary sewage into biocrude oil, thanks to new research at the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
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