Water & Wastewater Treatment

January 2014

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WATER TREATMENT change. In a bid to woo the water industry, he has commissioned two independent studies to show how replacing sand in filter systems with AFM can save money and improve water quality. Although AFM costs roughly three times as much as sand, Dryden argues it can pay for itself in less than two years. "We have commissioned a lifecycle cost analysis to show that the additional cost can be covered within 18 months." Hydro Nation Dryden has also been working in conjunction with the Scottish Government - arguing that adopting AFM as standard in water treatment works could be a crucial part of the SNP's dream for Scotland to become a Hydro Nation - attracting new water-intensive industries to the country by offering improved water quality. "Water is at the heart of many industries, such as whisky, fish farming, the food industry and the manufacture of semi-conductors. "We have lots of water in Scotland but the quality is falling behind many parts of Europe. "If Scotland is to become a Hydro Nation my hope is that the whole country will be using u 18 AFM over the next five to six years." AutoClean Dissolved Oxygen Monitor OPTICAL OR GALVANIC? YOU CHOOSE. AT i HAVE BOTH. Save energy with autoclean sensors • ATi sensors never need manual cleaning • Dirty probes read low or not at all • Clean probes read right and save energy • Clean probes give better Tel: 0800 8046 062 sales@atiuk.com AUTOCLEAN SENSORS GIVE BETTER RESULTS process control w w w. a t i u k . c o m January 2014 Water & Wastewater Treatment 17

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