A new sensor-driven wastewater monitoring system is being trialled by Unitywater in collaboration with Israeli wastewater management solution provider Kando. The smart sensors are placed in sewer manholes and can detect changes in sewage quality, to give early warning of events in the sewer, such as odour. As soon as they sense a change in conditions, the units send a [...]
Guildford and Midland will soon see work begin on wastewater pipes, with Water Corporation using trenchless technology to refurbish the infrastructure and extend its life by at least 50 years. Water Corporation General Manager, Assets Delivery, Nick Churchill, said the projects formed part of an ongoing program to reline and refurbish wastewater pipes across the state. “Around 1.5km of wastewater [...]
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