Referenzart: Flow measurement

City of Solothurn (CH), flood relief Postplatz
The old weir in the spillway at the Postplatz in Solothurn served for many years, but now had to make way for a system that meets the requirements of modern sewer network operation. The water flows from the 1.7m inlet canal via the opening in the ground (jump weir) into the 600-metre canal, which is about 1m lower, in the direction of the sewage treatment plant.
Measurement and control of the inflow volumes of the Limeco wastewater treatment plant
A newly fitted part-filled permanently installed flow metering system from STEBATEC acquires important measuring data on the distribution of inflows in the waste water treatment plant of Limeco. The system marks another step towards the optimum management of a sewerage system in which advanced measuring, control and regulating systems permit the optimized use of available infrastructures before extensions have to be implemented.
Rehabilitation of the sewage measuring station in the town of Kloten
The measuring point is used to define the quantity of wastewater from the town of Kloten, which is fed into the Kloten/Opfikon wastewater treatment plant for treatment. The existing venturi measurement is to be replaced by a more accurate and reliable measurement. The measurement data are the basis for the distribution key for the cause-based cost allocation of operating costs for wastewater treatment.
Braunau AT sewage treatment plant installs new measurement and control technology from STEBATEC AG
The installation of flow measurements in the inlet and outlet of the Braunau AT sewage treatment plant brings clarity to the quantitative balance. In addition, the outlet measurements were supplemented with pneumatic control flaps so that the levels in the secondary clarifiers can be kept precisely at a level of +-3cm via the underwater clear water outlets.
Greater safety, improved accessibility, and smart control systems at Lake Thun
The Ländte wastewater pumping station has been modernized and now offers improved accessibility and safety. The state-of-the-art control system, featuring the ARAbella Online management system, enables efficient monitoring and intelligent sewer network control. The project lays the foundation for sustainable and future-proof operations.
Reinhalteverband Mühltal & Region Böhmerwald
The Upper Austrian Reinhalteverband Mühltal & Region Böhmerwald comprises 24 municipalities and manages about 1,000 km of sewer, 18,000 sewer shafts, 300 pumping stations, 60 storm water basins and 5 sewage treatment plants. One of the storm water basins, the Erletbasin near Ulrichsberg, consists of two storagepipes each 30 m long and 2,000 mm in diameter.The pipes store the rainwater and retain it beforeit enters the main sewer towards the Ulrichsberg sewage treatment plant.
Waste water association of Meilen, Herrliberg and Uetikon am See
The Meilen waste water association on Lake Zurich had two measuring stations set up to collect data on wastewater charges at an industrial company. Because the wastewater flows from pressure pipes, the construction had to be adapted to the situation. The scope of supply includes a carefree package: Flow measurement Measuring chamber Control and lift for lowering Data transmission to the sewage treatment plant
Waste water URI, measurement technology in the catchment area
The waste water of the municipality of Spiringen is treated by the sewage treatment plant in Altdorf. A storm water tank is located at the boundary of the municipality of Spiringen. Until now, the discharge of this tank has only been limited by a statically adjusted gate valve. When large amounts of water accumulate, flooding occurred at the properties below the storm water tank.