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As a water-intensive industry, pulp and paper plants across the globe are evaluating technology that will help them optimize their operations to reduce costs - without sacrificing the quality of the product or their ability to remain compliant according to water treatment standards.

Both public and private organizations need to effectively manage water and wastewater treatment. Ideally, utilities and water-intensive industries will adopt technology that will help them optimize their operations to reduce costs - without sacrificing the quality of service or their ability to remain compliant according to water treatment standards.

So far, we’ve covered the fundamentals of process control. We reviewed how PID controllers work, discussed their limitations and introduced the concept of predictive control. In this article, we’ll explore how MPC controllers work in more detail.

Which hydraulic modelling packages are suitable for which types of flood risk management modelling applications? Take a look at the UK Environment Agency's research.

River reach build, clip mesh genration, SWMM enhancements, and gridded ground models are in the latest release of InfoWorks ICM, version 11.0.

Regulations are now making systems responsible for sewer laterals, placing more intense scrutiny on septic systems, waste tanks, and even calling for real-time monitoring to become the norm