Pressure measurement protects pumps, monitors filter condition, and ensures safe pipeline operation across water and wastewater treatment plants.
CFD, P&ID, SCADA and commissioning for critical water treatment plants.
Plant layouts, piping isometrics and construction-ready engineering drawings.
Flow, mixing and thermal CFD across treatment and process equipment.
Full mechanical, physico-chemical, biological and sludge equipment range.
Pressure data is critical for pump protection, filter condition monitoring, and pipeline integrity. Differential pressur
Every system is designed for your specific wastewater characteristics, flow profile, and effluent targets. No off-the-shelf assumptions — just validated process engineering.
Equipment selected from manufacturers with proven field performance in similar applications. Duty/standby arrangements and robust construction minimise unplanned downtime.
Design targets are set at 50-70% of consent limits, providing a safety margin for process variation. Continuous monitoring and automated reporting demonstrate compliance.
Intuitive controls, clear instrumentation, and accessible maintenance points reduce training requirements. Standard operating procedures written in plain language.
Direct access to our process engineers for operational advice, troubleshooting, and optimisation. Remote diagnostics and rapid on-site response keep your plant running.
Materials certified to EN 10204 3.1, welding procedures qualified to ISO 9606, and pressure testing to 1.5x design pressure. Full traceability from mill to commissioning.
Transmitters, Switches, and Gauges
Continuous 4-20 mA or digital output for pipeline, tank, and pump pressure monitoring. Capacitive, piezoresistive, and strain-gauge technologies.
Measures pressure drop across filters, strainers, and orifice plates. Essential for condition-based maintenance and flow measurement.
Electromechanical or solid-state switches for pump start/stop, alarm activation, and safety interlocks when a threshold is crossed.
Monitor negative pressures in suction lines, vacuum filtration, and degassing systems to prevent pump cavitation and air ingress.
Bourdon tube, diaphragm, and capsule gauges for local indication. Essential for operator rounds and maintenance verification.
Not sure which technology fits your application? Our process engineers will review your water quality data, flow rate, and treatment targets — then recommend the optimal solution.
Contact UsHow to Choose the Right Instrument for Your Application
| Consideration | Why It Matters | Typical Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Pressure range | Must cover normal operating and transient peaks | Typical working pressure 50-75% of span |
| Accuracy class | Control loops need higher precision than indication | Transmitters ±0.1%; gauges ±1% |
| Process connection | Thread type, flange rating, and diaphragm seal | ½" BSP, ANSI flange, clamp |
| Wetted material | Corrosion resistance to process fluid | 316SS, Hastelloy, tantalum, ceramic |
| Overpressure protection | Water hammer and pump start transients | 2× overpressure standard; 4× optional |
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Our engineers specify pressure instruments that withstand your process conditions while delivering the accuracy your control system demands.
Our expertise spans multiple industries with sector-specific water treatment solutions.