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Why recover phosphate from wastewater?

Phosphorous is an essential, limited, non-renewable resource that is necessary in supporting global food production. It is critical for plant and animal life; a key component of fertilisers and hence modern agriculture relies on it. This blog focuses why phosphate should be recovered from water.

Introducing the Aqua TROLL 500

EMS is pleased to introduce In-Situ’s latest product, the Aqua TROLL 500 Multiparameter Sonde.

What is the Recycled Aggregate Quality Protocol?

This week we are going to look at the Recycled Aggregate Quality Protocol - how it helps to ensure products are no longer classed as waste and why it is important to make sure it has been followed correctly.

Time is running out to transition to the ISO14001:2015 standards

The deadline is approaching to transfer over to the revised ISO 14001:2015 standards. Have you transitioned yet?

What are the benefits to using recycled aggregates?

In this week’s blog, we are going to look at using Recycled Aggregates in Construction and the benefits of doing so.

How is Artificial Intelligence Making Wastewater Applications Smarter? – blog 4

The blog centres around the CENTAUR™ project, and focuses on how AI can be used practically to make wastewater applications smarter.

How is Artificial Intelligence Making Wastewater Applications Smarter? – blog 3

We will take a look at how the different types of artificial intelligence can be used in Wastewater networks.

How is Artificial Intelligence Making Wastewater Applications Smarter - blog 2

We are going to take a closer look at the different forms of artificial intelligence which we previously outlined, and what makes them different/more applicable to certain practices.

How is Artificial Intelligence Making Wastewater Applications Smarter? – blog 1

In this series of blogs, we will discuss the application of three types of AI in wastewater; Artificial Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic and Genetic Algorithms.