Who should attend?Process Operators, Regulators, Consultants and End-users who specify, use, purchase or are involved with process engineering, research anddevelopment, quality, level and flow control,environmental impact, asset management,instrumentation or laboratory analysis.

Visitors will come from water companies, utilities, food & beverage, power, process, chemical and oil & gas industries.

Why attend?• Guidance on the latest wastewater and

environmental regulations• MCerts updates• Latest monitoring technologies (over 100 exhibitors)• Wide range of informative practical and technical

walk-in/walk-out workshops• Conferences on analytical techniques, regulation,

operator monitoring and problem solving.• Probably the world’s largest event to focus on

water/wastewater testing and monitoring.

2008

Environmental Technology Publications Ltd

Telford International CentreTelford, England

5-6th November 2008

CONFERENCE • EXHIBITION • WORKSHOPS

Are you responsible for environmental monitoring and the testing of Water, Wastewater or Soil?

Specialist Monitoring Event for Personnel involved withOn-line, Field Testing and Laboratory Monitoring

Water, Wastewater & Environmental Monitoring

WWEM

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for FREE ENTRY

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The WWEM conference is repeated on both days, this will give delegates the opportunityto plan their attendance in both the conference and workshop sessions, as well as meet with exhibiting companies. The price of the conference is £55 + VAT per person for a daypass or £75 + VAT for a 2 day pass.

Chairman: Stuart Newstead, Newstead Consulting & SWIG

The Environment Agency is modernising its approach to regulation. Modern regulation focuses on environmental outcomes and placesgreater responsibility on industry. Under this approach operators can look forward to lower levels of regulatory attention through goodmanagement of their sites to high environmental standards. To underpin this approach the Agency is specifying performance standardsand requiring the use of appropriate systems for monitoring waste water discharges and water quality. Assessments through its OperatorMonitoring Assessment scheme, OMA, of operators self-monitoring arrangements and MCERTS are fundamental building blocks of theAgency's modernising regulation agenda.

Commenting on MCERTS, EA Director of Operations, Dr Paul Leinster says,

"The Environment Agency is committed to protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales and our MonitoringCertification Scheme, MCERTS, helps us to achieve this by giving us confidence in monitoring data provided by operators. It makes clearwhat we expect, whether monitoring emissions to air, discharges to water or analysing soils. MCERTS covers monitoring equipment,laboratories carrying out testing, and effluent flow monitoring arrangements. MCERTS is already mandatory as a condition in many ofthe permits we issue and will be extended to others in the future as part of our commitment to modernising regulation."

The WWEM Conference is designed to inform and help process operators, consultants, equipment suppliers andend-users across all industries who monitor water and soil. The conference is repeated on both days to encouragedelegates to attend Workshop Sessions and to meet with exhibitors.

5th November 2008, repeated 6th November 2008

Conference Information Abstract

Modern regulation and operator self monitoring

10:00 - 10:30 • John Tipping - Environment Agency

The presentation provides an update on the Environment Agency's Modern Regulation programme and its impact on monitoring. It also outlines the role of MCERTS and OMA in delivering the programme.

MCERTS for the self-monitoring of effluent flow

10:40 - 11:10 • Bob Cooper - SIRA

MCERTS for the self monitoring of effluent flow was introduced in 2004 and applied to sewage treatment worksoperated by the 10 regional water utilities. The objective of the scheme is to achieve accurate flow measurement of effluent discharges. More recently, the scheme was extended to process operators regulated under the PPC regime. This presentation provides further information and guidance.

MCERTS: water monitoring equipment

11:20 - 11:50 • Paul Wiggins - Environment Agency

MCERTS standards cover automatic samplers, flow monitoring equipment, continuous and portable analysers and some test kits. An update on the present position including a summary of equipment with MCERTS certificates will be given.Future developments will also be outlined.

Facing Challenges in the Water Industry

12:00 - 12:30 • Andy Johns TUV NEL Ltd.

The water industry is facing a challenging period as the increase in population and climatic change puts greater strain on the UK's water resources and their management. To understand many of the issues thrown up by these changes, it is crucial to have confidence in the underlying measurements - in particular of water flow. This presentation takes abroad look by the WIFC (Water Industries Flow Club), a knowledge transfer and networking group for interested parties involved with flow measurement in the water sector. It covers some of the activities of the forum, its membership and shows how it can be used as a lobby for focussing R&D in the UK's Engineering and Flow National Measurement Programme.

New MCERTS scheme for water sampling & analysis

12:40 - 13:10 • Debbie Hudson - UKAS

Following successful MCERTS schemes for organisations conducting Stack Emissions monitoring and Contaminated Land Testing, this talk will look at the implementation of the MCERTS scheme in the Water monitoring and samplingsector. The requirements for and process of gaining accreditation for laboratories and sampling organisations operating in this sector will also be presented.

Lunch

Operator Monitoring Assessment for discharges to water

14:00 - 14:30 • Paul Wiggins - Environment Agency

OMA has been successfully applied to emissions to air from industrial installations since 2001. OMA is now beingextended to include discharges to the aquatic environment. An explanation of how OMA works and how it can lead to improvements in environmental monitoring will be summarised.

MCERTS soil scheme and the importance of sampling

14:40 - 15:10 • Jeff Ruddle - UKAS

The MCERTS Soil Scheme has been running for several years now, this presentation will provide an update on itsprogress and the benefits for regulators, laboratories and customers alike. The importance of sampling, its effects on the uncertainty of data and possibilities for reducing the uncertainty will be discussed.

How to minimise the effect of MCERTaintyleading to Uncertainty in soil analysis

15:20 - 15:50 • Colin Green - QROS

The non homogeneity of soil on contaminated sites creates difficulties when interpreting laboratory data for riskassessment and waste classification. Effective use of on site analysis can minimise this problem. This paper discusses the integration of on site analysis and soil sampling under an MCERTS umbrella in soil analysis.

Positive feedback from the MCERTS schemes

16:00 - 16:30 • John/Chris Corris Critical Flow Systems

Examples of MCERTS that have saved the client money. Examples of MCERTS that have not saved money. Whatever the result, a sound basis for future planning has been established.

WWEM 2008 Conference Programme

Repeated both days

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Workshops Day One (Wednesday 5th Nov) - Free Entry

On the evening of Wednesday 5th November,WWEM will hold its Dinner and

Award Celebrations.

Catherine Wright, Head of Modern Regulation at The Environment Agency, will be speaking and

presenting MCERTS Awards.

The Gala Dinner is a great place to relax, reward your customers and work colleagues as well as network.

The cost of attending the Gala Dinner is £65 (+ VAT)

per head or £480 (+ VAT) for a table of eight.

Gala Dinner Sponsors:

Time Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6

10.00 -

10.30

Solutions for the CompleteAutomation of the Preparation of Samples of Environmental Water for Trace ContaminantAnalysis

What's going to increasethe demand for MCERTScertified products?

Continuous Real TimeWater Quality Monitoring,A New Reality and LongTerm Active ChlorineMeasurement in the PipeNetwork Without Reagentsor Membranes

MCERTS and SelfMonitoring of Effluent Flow Under PPC forIndustrial Operators

11.00 -

11.30

A Rapid, Turnkey LC/MS/MS Screening Technique for the Detection andConfirmation of TOC inRaw and Processed Waters

Internet Accessible DataLoggers for Remote FlowMeasurement and GasDetection

Removing Inaccuracy Due to Air TemperatureFluctuation on UltrasonicOpen Channel FlowMeasurement

Rainwater and Grey Water Recycling Systems and Waste Water Treatment Systems

Considerations for Wireless Networks

The Role of the MCERTSInspector for PPC SiteCompliance

12.00 -

12.30

Business Benefits of UKAS Accreditation

The Practicalities inConforming with MCERTSRequirements for FlowMeasurement

Do Ammonia Monitorsneed to cost the earth?

The Advantages of Auto-mated Multi-Parameter Test Systems and In-Process Measurement Technology for WasteWater Management

The Developing Role ofWireless Communications for Transmission ofEnvironmental Data

Protecting What'sImportant - UsingTechnology to MeasureChanging Water Levels in a Changing Environment

Lunch

1.30 -

2.00

Rules and Regulationsaffecting the manufactureand shipping of calibrationgases in disposablecylinders in Europe

Near Real TimeMeasurement of HeavyMetals in River and Waste Water

Introducing a NewTechnology - A NewMethod of MeasuringTurbidity

Pros & Cons of MeasuringTechniques in DifferingApplications for NH3-N, NO3--N, PO4-P andOrganics

Solving MCERTS andDifficult Flow MeasurementApplications with CrossCorrelation Techniques

PG Instruments

2.30 -

3.00

Intelligent Data Delivery from Station to Screen - New Technology thatmakes Cost-Effective, Web-Enabled Environ-mental MonitoringNetworks Easy

Automated MultiParameter Analysis ofTitration, Conductivity, ISE Analysis (ie, FI, NH3),Turbidity, Colour (ie, colour,PO4), UV (ie, NO3, Phenols),Dissolved Oxygen (DO)

Analyse your Environment:Europe's largest laboratory group delivers results for drinking water quality,investigating contaminatedland to verifyingremediation works

Energy Savings with Low MaintenanceAmmonium Probes

The Advantages ofIntelligent Pump StationManagement Systems overTraditional Controls in theWater Industry

Low Flow Sampling for Ground WaterMeasurement: How toEnsure Consistent Samples from Ground Water

3.30 -

4.00

Which Comms? Direct,GSM, SMS, GPRS, Radio,Bluetooth and Satellite

New Generation ofFluorescent Optical Sensorsfor the Determination ofOxygen

Reliable ProcessMeasurement? - How toSelect the Correct Level and Flow Products for your Application

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PLUS - Live

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DisplayandFree 1/2

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By RailThe International Centre is just two minutes by taxi from Telford Central Railway Station. With regularconnecting services from either Birmingham International,Birmingham New Street, Wolverhampton or Shrewsbury.

Telford International Centre, Telford, Shropshire TF3 4JH

By AirBirmingham International is the largest airport in the Midlands with direct rail links to BirminghamInternational & Telford Central Railway Stations.

Workshops Day Two (Thursday 6th Nov) - Free EntryTime Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6

10.00-

10.30

Sources of Error in On-site ChlorineMeasurement, Comparison of CurrentMethods

Automated Analysis ofWastewater and Conta-minated Land: Tailoredthroughput solutions for multi-determinand pH, Conductivity, Turbidity, Colour, BOD and Ion Analysis (eg. NH3, Sulphides)

Supporting Innovation andTechnological Uptake inEnvironmental Monitoringand Forensics

Energy Savings with Low MaintenanceAmmonium Probes

Flow Monitoring - Do Your ProcessesMeasure Up?

Protecting What'sImportant - UsingTechnology to MeasureChanging Water Levels in a ChangingEnvironment

11.00-

11.30

Monitor & Connect to yourRemote Assets and Devices

Optodes: Optimal Tools for Aquatic OxygenMonitoring - BasicTechnology andApplications

Buffer Free ChlorineMonitors Three Years On

Remote and UnattendedMonitoring of HeavyMetals in Waters.Requirements for suchMonitoring and how canbe done automatically.

Save on your ChemicalDosing Costs with the Use of Analysers

Enhancing Quality inEnvironmental Measure-ment Through ProficiencyTesting - Meeting theRequirements of MCERTSand Reducing the Risk ofGetting it Wrong

12.00-

12.30

PPC & MCERTS - Lessons learnt?

Application of UVAbsorption OzoneAnalysers in a DrinkingWater Treatment Plant.The Use of Ambient OzoneSafety Monitors.

An Approach to MCERTSDerogations

Raw Water IntakeMonitors - A Lower CostAlternative

Gas Flow Controlled HighTemperature CombustionInstruments, the PerfectTechnology for TOCAnalysis in Liquid andSolid Samples

Bufferless ChlorineMeasurement: AccurateOnline Measurement withNo Reagents and NoHassle!

Lunch

1.30-

2.00

Practical Measurement -Techniques and Tips to Ensure GoodMeasurement Practice

Plant Controlling and Data Handling Systemswith New Features (IQ SENSOR NET)

PumpSmart - The Conceptthat is Tailored for Driving Pumps

Innovative AnalyticalSolutions forChromatography & Sample Preparation

PG Instruments PPC Compliance

2.30-

3.00

Using Particle Countersand Streaming CurrentMonitors to OptimiseWater Treatment, RealWorld Examples

The Evolution ofAutomation for theColorimetric Determinationof Analytes in Waters andWastewaters

Measurement of KeyParameters in theEnvironmental Arena

Secure wireless monitoring– case studies ofunderground and under-water wireless networkingin the water industry

The Use of AutomatedLiquid Handling and SolidPhase Extraction forEnvironmental PollutionMonitoring

Measurement of SumParameters for SpecialApplications

3.30-

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VARiON: Insitu Probe forOnline Monitoring ofAmmonium and Nitrate inWaste Water

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Exhibitors

A1 EnviroscienceABB LimitedAchromaticAir Products plcAnachem LtdAnalytical TechnologyApplied BiosystemsAqua EnviroAquacoBMS Bulk Meter Services LtdCamlab LtdChemtest OnsiteCIWEMCritical Flow Systems LtdDurapipe UKDwyer Instruments LtdE-Sense & DiverEmerson ProcessEndress+Hauser LtdEnvitech LtdEnviro Technology ServicesEnvironment AgencyEnvironmental KTNEnvironmental Technology PublicationsEurofins Environmental Services LtdFaversham HouseFlotech Solutions LimitedFlowline Manufacturing LtdGambicaGE SensingHach Lange LtdHoneywell Process SolutionsHydro-Logic LtdILM BooksIndustrial Test SystemsInstruments Direct Services LtdIntelligent Data Systems LtdIntellitect Water LtdInternational Environmental TechnologyITT FlygtLab 21 LtdLabmedics Ltd

Lambda Advanced Technology (Analytic Jena)LGCMAC Solutions UKMettler ToledoMonitoring SystemsMultiTrode Pty LtdNitto Kohki LtdNIVUS UKNova AnalyticsOTT Hydrometry LtdPalintest LtdPalmer EnvironmentalPartech (Electronics) LtdPG Instruments LtdPollution & Process Monitoring LtdProcess Instruments (UK) LtdProcess Measurement & Analysis LtdPulsar Process Measurement LtdRobin InstrumentsRS Aqua LtdRS HydroSAL Scientific Analysis LaboratoriesSchott InstrumentsScientific & Technical GasesSEAL Analytical LtdSiemensSigma Aldrich Co LtdSira Environmental LtdSIRIS Environmental LimitedSpectronic Analytical InstrumentsSTS GBTCS BiosciencesTen Alps PublishingThermo Electron Corp - EID DivisionThermo FisherUKASVan Walt LtdWater Active LtdWireless Fibre SystemsWMA (Water Monitoring Association)WTWYoung Calibration LtdYSI Hydrodata LtdZinsser Analytic UK Ltd

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