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The introduction of EU Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control
regulations, Water Framework Directive legislation and HACCP schemes
have introduced stricter emission controls, discharge monitoring
practices and efficiency targets on European industry and water
companies. Improving environmental performance through understanding
discharges and optimizing wastewater processes are key for industry
and water companies to meet compliance objectives, whilst minimizing
operational and capital engineering costs.

ETS offer an innovative and unique approach to monitoring common
wastewater and environmental problems for industry and water companies
(i.e. the ineffective separation of solids from wastewater). Tracing
technology allows the movement of water mass, sludge and contaminants
(whether dissolved or particulate) to be measured in a range of
water and wastewater applications. Wastewater tracer studies are
an effective tool that can be used to complement other techniques
for:
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Location and quantification of sewerage network infiltration
(saline and freshwater).
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Sediment dynamics studies in sewerage networks.
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Drain tagging and sewer misconnection studies using multiple
tracer colours.
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Particulate retention efficiency of storm tanks and Combined
Sewer Overflow (CSO) discharge studies.
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Process fluid, grit and sludge-dynamic studies for optimization
of wastewater treatment plants.
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Detection of poor operating procedures and poor plant design,
for maintenance and rehabilitation programmes.
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Wastewater treatment works flow balancing.
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Determination of effective volume in anaerobic digesters.
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Industrial effluent dispersal and impact assessments on receiving
waters.
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Deposition of particulates from wastewater treatment discharges.
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Environmental compliance
monitoring.
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Environmental impacts of outfalls.
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Validation and/or provision of empirical data for Computational
Fluid Dynamics (CFD) models.
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ETS offer multiple colours of particulate and fluid Tracers and
detection technology, allowing a
range of complex wastewater projects to be undertaken.

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The use of Tracer particles has proved to be a cost-effective
monitoring technique, providing an insight into many areas
of water quality, sludge behaviour, plant process and outfall
dispersal. The results have enabled clients to identify areas
where substantial savings in both capital and operational
expenditure can be made.
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To view ETS' experience in the wastewater sector please click
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For further information about Wastewater services contact:
Enquiries
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