Measuring Suspended Sediment Concentration (SSC) in a canal: Insights from our Monitoring Sensors
Another fascinating finding is that it takes nearly 10 minutes for the SSC to return to its baseline levels, after a boat passed by.
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An overview of all news and articles posted by Olpas. We cover product information, information about our team and company, and news about the international water community.
Sep 91 min read
TSS or %DS in 'challenging environments': Iron Sludge
A challenging measurement: Dry Solids (%DS or TSS) in Iron Sludge
Jul 162 min read
Sewage overflows during the Paris Olympics
Recent incidents concerning the water quality of the Seine River in Paris have sparked concerns, particularly with the upcoming Olympic...
May 242 min read
Launching the Olpas suspended sediment concentration (SSC) sensor
Monitoring Suspended Sediment Concentration (SCC) in open waters helps understanding various environmental and ecological dynamics of...
Apr 172 min read
How to measure TSS in your opaque sludge?
Digested sludge is often dark and opaque, posing difficulties for optical online sensors, while Olpas sensors are not affected
Oct 15, 20231 min read
How well is your sludge dewatering progressing?
This is a pertinent question addressed in Aquarama 101 (in Dutch), in an article that highlights two products from Olpas for measurements...
Jul 30, 20231 min read
Getting approval from the locals🦈
A floating Olpas TSS-sensor for water monitoring getting approval from the locals 🦈 #WaterMonitoring#FishApproved
Jun 22, 20231 min read
Profit on the sludge thickening table (article in Aquarama)
Aquarama.be, the Belgian trade journal for water technology, is celebrating its 100th issue this quarter with a “golden edition”!...
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