Water/wastewater
As WWEM 2026 approaches, water companies, environmental regulators and monitoring specialists continue to face increasing pressure to improve water quality, demonstrate regulatory compliance and deliver better environmental outcomes. Reliable data is central to these challenges, making accurate flow measurement and water quality monitoring more important than ever.
At WWEM 2026, Teledyne Valeport will showcase its range of flow measurement and water quality instrumentation, designed to provide dependable measurements across a wide variety of applications, from clean water and wastewater networks, rivers and culverts to industrial discharges and environmental monitoring programmes.
With over 50 years of experience in environmental sensing, Teledyne Valeport offers a selection of proven flow measurement technologies, including electromagnetic, Doppler and impeller-based flowmeters. This range enables users to select the most suitable solution for their site conditions, whether measuring velocity in open channels, monitoring pipelines or assessing surface water flows.
Alongside flow measurement, Teledyne Valeport's water quality portfolio supports the monitoring of a wide range of key parameters. Available sensors include instruments for measuring turbidity, crude oil, chlorophyll-a, fluorescent dissolved organic matter (fDOM), pH and a selection of dye tracers. These capabilities support applications such as pollution detection, environmental impact assessments, wastewater process monitoring and water resource management.
A growing demand for continuous environmental intelligence has also driven the need for remote monitoring solutions. Teledyne Valeport's systems are telemetry-ready, allowing users to integrate instruments into real-time monitoring networks and access data remotely. This enables quicker decision-making, improved operational efficiency and faster response to environmental incidents.
Visitors to WWEM can learn more about how Teledyne Valeport's instrumentation is helping organisations collect high-quality environmental data, improve monitoring programmes and gain greater confidence in the information used to support critical decisions. The company will be exhibiting on Stand WW-K92, where visitors can discuss specific monitoring challenges with the team and explore solutions tailored to their applications.
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