Waste Water Industry
Instrumentation for the Research and Development
Innovative Automation has a long history of R&D. When we started the company in 2000, we focused primarily on engineering as well as R&D projects. Taking a chance on something new is very much in our DNA as a technologically root firm. Our customers would turn to us after talking to more conventional automation companies in the industry about a new development project they were hoping bring to fruition. There they were often told that their project was impractical if not impossible. In many instances, we have taken these impossible projects and made them possible.
Taking a chance on something new is very much in our DNA as a technologically root firm. Our customers would turn to us after talking to more conventional automation companies in the industry about a new development project they were hoping bring to fruition. There they were often told that their project was impractical if not impossible. In many instances, we have taken these impossible projects and made them possible.
Waste Water Segments
Produce appealing components and dependable systems with the efficiency that automakers want.
Ensure that alternative and traditional fuels are safe, accurate, flowing, and of good quality.
In high-volume manufacturing, cost reductions and efficiency gains can have a major influence
Increase productivity, decrease downtime, and ensure high-quality products throughout the tire
Integrating Control for Better Utility Management
Globally, our water team is focused on developing solutions to help you address the most compelling challenges in the industry. Today, you must: Meet accelerating water supply and conservation challenges Reduce process variability and meet ever-more-stringent regulatory requirements Improve operational and energy efficiency Integrate new technology into an aging infrastructure Achieve secure, remote information for both internal personnel and external stakeholders and customers who are demanding it To address these challenges, you require an integrated control system. It is a system that must integrate process control, motor control and information.
Industrial pressure devices aid in the effective operation of equipment and processes. At the pump suction head, around blowers and injection systems, in sewage and slurry lines, and inside digester towers, pressure gauges, pressure sensors and transmitters, and pressure switches monitor conditions. Diaphragm seals are ideal pressure accessories for isolating the media from the instrument, so preserving it from damage, in applications where parts can become clogged.
There are dozens of basins (for storm water overflow, rain, and aeration), settling ponds, sump pits, drainage channels, screening stations, clarifiers, storage tanks, digester towers, and other features in a typical water treatment complex. Overflow, a messy nuisance as well as a safety hazard, can be avoided with liquid level monitoring. Standard level instruments, on the other hand, struggle to measure viscous, particle-rich, foamy, and two-phase solutions.
