Page 7 - Case Studies

The Water Industry is setting out to improve the visibility of its performance, specifically around storm overflow treatment.

Tommy has been out and about again over recent weeks – getting as many applications in as he can before we all break for the Christmas period.

Tommy the TTFM and his friends were on a borehole site in Gloucestershire. Trial and error proved Daisy the DFM succesful. 

Tommy the TTFM proves himself on both clean and dirty water applications at an Olive Oil manufacturing plant in Middlesex. 

Pulsar Measurement has supplied a range of non-contacting instruments to monitor and control dosing plant and a pumping station to Center Parcs Woburn Forest in Bedfordshire and also measure open channel flow of influent, adding to the equipment supplied when this park opened in 2014. 

Pulsar Measurement's distributor for Australia successfully designs and constructs a system for neutralizing and storing waste.

15 properties in Kirk Hallam, Derbyshire prone to flooding, prompts the up-sizing and general sewer network improvements from Severn Trent Water.

The UK office has a visitor from Canada! Follow Tommy's success stories to find out about his day trials in the UK. 

Tommy the Traveling TTFM was out and about again this week near Manchester at a food production plant where he gained successful measurement of a clean water application to help the site monitor their water usage. 

Tommy was at a food packaging plant where the customer manufactures packaging for the food industry, and the customer wanted to find out how much water was going into the plant and into different processes. The application was the main chilled clean water feed to the plant on a 115mm diameter galvanized mild steel pipe.

The AVFM Area-Velocity Flow Meters monitor and totalize irrigation water distributed through a network of canals, channels, and pipelines in the United Irrigation District.

Wax and solids build-up were plugging off pipes and in-line flowmeters at this oil battery site in Alberta. Read how Petrobakken Energy solved the problem by switching to DFM 5.0 Doppler Flow Meters (now the DFM 6.1) with non-contacting ultrasonic sensors.