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Olpas demonstrates state-of-the-art activated sludge concentration measurements with wireless datalogging by Crodeon Reporter

Discharge viotations can happen in minutes, while drift of optical turbidity sensor can mask the effect of TSS increase, allowing such events to go undetected

Another fascinating finding is that it takes nearly 10 minutes for the SSC to return to its baseline levels, after a boat passed by.

Recent incidents concerning the water quality of the Seine River in Paris have sparked concerns, particularly with the upcoming Olympic...

Monitoring Suspended Sediment Concentration (SCC) in open waters helps understanding various environmental and ecological dynamics of...

Sewer overflows (or Combined Storm Overflows, CSO) pose significant challenges to both public health and the environment. When sewer...

If we want to roll-out a huge number of watermonitoring-sensors, we will need technological solutions that provide a reliable measurement...

While our LinkedIn feed is aglow with festive Christmas trees and cozy fireside scenes or the celebratory pop of champagne bottles, our...

A floating Olpas TSS-sensor for water monitoring getting approval from the locals 🦈 #WaterMonitoring#FishApproved