Water and Wastewater Monitoring Event

Water quality monitoring

Water and Wastewater Monitoring Event

29 Feb, 2008

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Another 16 companies have recently reserved their stands at WWEM 2008, the Soil, Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring event which takes place in Telford (England) on the 5th & 6th November. These companies include: Analytic Jena, CIWEM, Critical Flow Systems, Enviro Technology, Envitech, Eurofins Environmental Services, GE Sensing, Intelligent Data Systems, Lab 21, Labmedics, LGC, NIVUS, SAL Scientific Analysis Laboratories, UKAS and Young Calibration.

Visitors will be able to meet a range of companies who provide everything from analytical testing services, wireless and data solutions, on-line, field, laboratory and process instrumentation for water, wastewater and soil testing and measurement.

Complimenting the exhibition there is a two day conference on topics such as regulation, flow inspection for process operators, operator self-monitoring, process optimisation and MCerts schemes for soil and water.

Visitors will also be able to attend over 70 workshops on case studies, problem solving and new technologies.

The WWEM event will be the ideal place to meet all the leading companies in the Water Monitoring industry, visitors will come from across all sectors including the Petrochemical, Food & Beverage, Water, Power and Process sectors and will find solutions to all their application needs.

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or contact David Hellyer

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