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Partech
Roger Parker created Partech (Electronics) Ltd in 1964 in Cornwall (Great Britain) and one year later they brought one of the first
suspended solids sensors on the market. Since then Partech has earned its place in the world of wastewater measurements with
high-quality products that combine ease of use and cost effectiveness.
With all-Britain manufacturing and extensive experience, Partech is considered an industry leader in tailored, accurate and reliable
water quality measuring equipment.
Below you can find some highlighted products. To see the entire Partech product range, check the website:
Turbitech
The TurbiTechw² LS Sensor is designed to monitor the levels of suspended
solids or turbidity typically found in final effluent from municipal and
industrial wastewater treatment plants. It is also great at monitoring solids in
the intake to both effluent and drinking water treatment processes.
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Oiltech
Contamination of water courses by visible oil is a problem that requires fast,
reliable detection to prevent damage to either the local environment or a water
treatment process. The OilTechw² sensor can be deployed in any application
where the surface of the water is relatively calm, the system will react rapidly to
both partial and complete films of oil on the water surface. The measuring
system is highly stable and only needs occasional validation to ensure reliable
operation.
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WaterWatch
The WaterWatch sensor is a compact and reliable unit offering the combination
of conductivity, suspended solids and temperature in a single housing.
The sensor incorporates an automatic self cleaning mechanism that ensures
extended periods between manual intervention.
When combined with the WaterWatch Monitor the user can receive continuous
on-line indication of the levels of conductivity, suspended solids and
temperature in the location being monitored.
Alternative sensors can offer pH, redox, dissolved oxygen and level
measurements.
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