Lecture new storm water treatment
15.02.2021
Lecture on the current topic:
Decentralized storm water treatment in times of climate change and microplastics
Urban flash floods, the progressive sealing of soils and anthropogenic pollution such as microplastics urgently require alternative solutions in the field of precipitation water treatment. Local treatment and infiltration help to relieve hydraulically loaded combined sewer systems and to take targeted action at the point of pollution. Decentralised rainwater treatment plants can offer an alternative. In Germany, but also in other countries, requirements are therefore already being placed on these systems and tested under laboratory conditions. The lecture shows the current problems, gives an overview of the different treatment systems and their possible applications, and presents the test requirements and the tests.
Speaker: Daniel Verschitz, Time: 24.02.2021 at 10:00 a.m., Language: English
Duration: Max. approx. 30 minutes each + 10 minutes questions / discussion / feedback
If you are interested, you can register here:
https://www.atbwater.com/en/about-us/events/online-seminars/
Christmas Wishes from PIA
23.12.2020
"PIA wishes you a relaxing holiday season and a good start into a healthy and successful year 2021!"
2 updated SR66 certificates online now
30.11.2020
Clenviro Ltd. + Harlequin Manufacturing Ltd. - MATRIX CLF + CAP
KLARO + PPR Carlow - KLARO one (distributed by Wastewater Solutions)
Successful transition to new ISO/IEC 17025 version
23.11.2020
On November 19th, 2020 PIA's accreditation was successfully converted to “DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018-03 General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories (ISO/IEC 17025:2017)”
The scope of the accreditation, as well as a list of testing methods can be found in the "Directory of accredited bodies" at DAkkS.de.
DAkkS is a full member of the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) to ensure mutual recognition under the ILAC MRA.
Decentralised storm water treatment
16.09.2020
British Water has published the Code of Practice "Assessment of Manufactured Treatment Devices Designed to Treat Surface Water Runoff".
More information is available here: https://www.britishwater.co.uk/publications/manufactured-treatment-devices.aspx