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Combining titration and Vis-Near-Infrared Spectroscopy for higher sample throughput and faster results Monitoring the quality of hydraulic and/or lube oils is critical to prevent premature wear of any kind of machinery. In this session we will look at this topic from a new perspective focusing on the combination of titration (potentiometric, thermometric, coulometric Karl Fischer titration) and Vis-Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (Vis-NIRS). Combining titration (highly sensitive, specific, a...

This Session from the 2022 WIPAC Pollution forum at WWEM includes the following talks… Real time bathing water quality monitoring and public data presentation - Nick Mills - Southern Water Experiences of Ammonia Monitor Trials - Richard Bragg - United Utilities Environmental Monitoring experiences using Multi-parameter sondes - Rob Stevens - Proteus Instruments

This Session from the 2022 WIPAC Pollution forum at WWEM includes the following talks… Citizen Science Takeover - The Rivers Trust

This Session from the 2022 WIPAC Flow forum at WWEM includes the following talks… An update on Flow Measurement programmes from the regulators perspective - Rob Whittaker - Environment Agency An update on Flow Measurement programmes from the water company perspective - Karen Fuller - Thames Water U_MON3 and U_MON4 from an installers perspective - John Curtis - Morrison Water Services

This Session from the 2022 WIPAC Flow forum at WWEM includes the following talk… TUV:NEL Masterclass (a) Flow Measurement Basics (b) Flow Measurement Uncertainty Dr Carl Wordsworth - TUV:NEL

This Session from the 2022 WIPAC Flow forum at WWEM includes the following talks… Developing standard approaches for Clamp-On Ultrasonic Metering within Potable Water Networks - Keith King Anglian Water Weir upgrades in challenging locations - Rob Burton - The Coal Authority An MCERTS Inspectors view of the current MCERTS programme - Jim Corris - Environmental Flow Flow metering installations - Steven French - Z-Tech Control Systems Pipe Monitoring in Remote Locations using NB...

This Session from the 2022 WIPAC Pollution forum at WWEM includes the following talks… Keynote - Monitoring Rivers - Phillip Dunne MP Monitoring storm overflows – the successes to date and the challenges of things to come - Environment Agency A study on storm overflows - Alastair Chisolm - CIWEM

Susan Egan Keane is the Senior Director of Global Advocacy at the Natural Resources Defence Council, a four-star charity committed to protecting and improving environmental health. Having spent a significant part of her career working on mercury monitoring, Keane now serves as the Global Coordinator of the planetGOLD programme, which works to eliminate mercury from the supply-chain of small-scale mining around the world. Once again, Keane will be participating in the International Conference...

With over a decade of research experience, Qingru Wu is an Assistant Professor at the School of Environment at Tsinghua University in Beijing. At this year’s International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant (ICMGP), which will be held virtually from 24th to 29th July and for which registration is now open, Wu will host a technical session on the potential effects of climate change on the progress of the Minamata Convention. Recently, EnvirotechOnline reporter Graham Meller sat down...

At our recent Continuous Emissions Monitoring event, Paolo Lopinto of TCR Tecora gave a 20-minute presentation on the efficacy of the EN13211 method for particular wastewater applications. Mr. Lopinto discusses: