A new tool to unlock insights in water, wastewater, environmental monitoring & recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) research
Nitrate and nitrite occur in many water and wastewater scenarios – either as intermediates or final products. They are produced by the nitrification of ammonia wherever oxygen and nitrifying bacteria are present. This may be naturally in the environment, in drinking water distribution systems and pipelines – or in process situations, including wastewater treatment plants (the biological nitrogen removal phase) and recirculating aquaculture systems (biofilter operation).
Now, Aquamonitrix® offers researchers the ability to obtain highly specific readings for both the nitrite and nitrate anions, simultaneously with high-frequency in real-time.
This is a powerful tool to unlock routes for better understanding, supervision, optimisation, and mitigation across the water, wastewater and aquaculture sectors.
Special rates and arrangements for academic research institutes
As a company founded on research and innovation, we are always interested in discovery and collaboration, and we are open to special rates and arrangements for academic research institutes.
To find out more, complete the form at the end of this page – or contact us directly.
Webinars & Case Study
A comparison of various commercially available nutrient analysers on surface & estuarine monitoring locations.
Dr Michael Strahand and Dr Eoin Murray host a 30-minute webinar where they present an environmental monitoring case study using an Aquamonitrix analyser in surface and estuarine water. In the case study, they were able to compare Aquamonitrix analysers to existing...
Going for Gold: Open season for swimming on the river Seine
The Olympic Games start on Friday 26th of July in Paris. The river Seine plays a central role to life in the capital and formed an important part of Paris’s bid for the Games. The opening ceremonies and several of the marquee events – the swimming section of the triathlon and the 10-kilometre marathon swim – will take place on the river. The opening ceremonies will be like no other before, with 600,000 spectators and 10,500 athletes on a flotilla of 160 boats along a 6-kilometre route through the heart of the city.
