The THM-100™ online trihalomethane (THM) analyzer has played an important role in Aigües de Barcelona’s compliance and ESG strategy. Since 2014 Aigües de Barcelona has been using real-time THM data from the online THM analyzer to manage disinfection byproducts within its extensive network, minimize energy costs and reduce carbon footprint.

The town of Gilbert, Arizona, has been using real-time trihalomethane (THM) data from the online THM analyzer, THM-100™, since October 2017 to manage DBPs within its extensive network. The online THM-100 analyzer has acted as the brains of the THM remediation efforts across Gilbert’s reservoirs and pumping stations, providing operational certainty that the town did not have before.

Since 2014, the AMS online trihalomethane (THM) analyzer, THM-100™, has enabled Aigües de Barcelona to identify rapid changes in water quality in real-time, optimize its treatment processes, and reduce related expenses while ensuring THM regulatory compliance. 

In this episode of AMS Talks Value of Data series, Rick Bacon, CEO of AMS, is joined by Grady Eastman, Partner at TwinOxide North America, who discusses the company’s chlorine dioxide treatment solution and its unique demonstration trailer that’s currently making its way across the U.S. visiting with water utilities struggling with trihalomethane (THM) compliance. Eastman shares insights about how using the AMS online THM analyzer, THM-100™, has proven a valuable tool enabling TwinOxide to demonstrate the efficacy of their treatment process, helping to resolve THM compliance concerns for municipalities in the US.

SafeGuard™ H2O THM is an intelligent spray aeration system for real-time THM monitoring and control. SafeGuard H2O is a fully automated and consistently reliable THM treatment system that incorporates online, continuous, real-time THM monitoring with active spray aeration to bring utilities a highly accurate and cost-effective solution to meet DBP regulatory compliance and ensure public safety.  SafeGuard H2O is the only THM treatment system to guarantee up to an 80% reduction along with affordable operation for the control of THMs and the ability to understand, in real-time, THM and THM Formation Potential (THM-FP) levels.

In this episode of AMS Talks, Value of Data series, Rick Bacon, CEO of AMS, and Bryan Galvin, President of B&V Enterprises, discuss the challenges and opportunities in managing trihalomethanes (THMs) in drinking water systems and the role of real-time and predicative THM data in designing and operating a highly effective and cost-efficient aeration system. Learn about the operational and process benefits that can be achieved by implementing real-time online THM monitors, such as the AMS online THM analyzer, THM-100™, into your disinfection byproduct mitigation strategy.

A research project collaboration between the Water and Energy Technology Center at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, Ma., and AMS tested a novel method for near real-time analysis of disinfection byproduct precursors and natural organic matter properties in water supplies. AMS’ online trihalomethane (THM) and THM Formation Potential (THM-FP) monitoring technology was shown to be a viable method to predict THM precursor content and network THM levels accurately. The collaboration was funded by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center.

Real-time trihalomethane (THM) data from the online analyzer, THM-100™, has helped the City of San Luis Obispo to achieve DBP compliance, optimize its aeration process, and ensure public safety. In 2014 and 2015, the City of San Luis Obispo experienced high THM levels and staff began to research processes and practices that could head-off high THM recurrences. To ensure DBP regulatory compliance, the city chose in-tank aeration to mitigate THMs. While effective in removing THMs, in-tank aeration is a high-energy consumption process. Spending approximately $10K per month on power, San Luis Obispo began searching for an effective solution that would help reduce energy expenses while optimizing the treatment process and making it more cost-efficient. The online THM analyzer from AMS was valuable for aeration treatment system design, establishing continuous real-time THM data as vital assets in meeting regulatory compliance and protecting public health.

In this episode of AMS Talks Value of Data series, Rick Bacon, CEO of AMS, is joined by Craig Douglas, P.E., General Manager at the Brunswick & Topsham Water District (BTWD) in Maine, who discusses the importance of real-time monitoring water quality for trihalomethanes (THMs) to support the district’s water treatment process. Douglas shares insights about how using the online THM analyzer,  THM-100™, has proven a valuable tool enabling BTWD to optimize operations, better understand treatment processes, resolve THM compliance concerns and validate laboratory performance and results.