Feedwater microbiological and chemistry water analysis offerings continue to grow.
Feedwater has proudly positioned itself as the all in one water treatment company carrying a wide gamut of products and services to cover the entirety of customer’s water treatment requirements. This has included having in-house chemistry and microbiological laboratories which process 10,000s of water samples for analysis every year.
Information obtained from regular monitoring can indicate:
whether or not water replacement and backwashing are being undertaken at sufficient frequency,
disinfectant levels are adequate,
show whether or not the operation of the water treatment plant is coping effectively with the bather load,
highlight any unnecessary hand dosing of water treatment chemicals,
provide information on the condition of the filter bed, and
provide advanced warning of failure of filter, pumps, valves etc.
If you have an interest in joining the Feedwater team please look on our Jobs page and contact us, if successful not only will you be joining a company which is good place to work, where people are respected, encouraged, developed and share in our success but you will also gain access to our company perks scheme on your first day!
It is important to test your closed system regularly, especially for chemical reserves, Feedwater offer a range of Chemistry and Microbial tests performed by our in-house Micro and Chemistry labs. We can also provide test kits for you to test your own closed system water for inhibitor reserves and other parameters.
It is common practice to test water for metals, this could be for drinking water reasons, limits on the levels prohibited in waste water or to establish the scale potential of the water. To make the provision of these types of water tests simple, Feedwater has created a number of metals analysis packs which include the sample kit and freepost return to our chemistry laboratory for analysis.
We can break down the guidance for you in an easily digestible manner so that you can be clear on what the guidance says and what you should be doing in your situation. Be aware that sometimes there is no requirement or need to sample. But in some cases sampling is required, especially in care homes and health care premises.
We get asked this questions a lot so we came up with an article to cover what you may consider.
Have a read and make an informed decision on what, if anything, you should test your potable/drinking water for.
When it comes to protecting your boiler from corrosion there are two aspects you need to look at, first is choosing the right chemical treatment and the second is hotwell/feedwater temperature.
With such demand to know more about legionella risk assessments on let properties; Feedwater made the effort to go down and represent at the Wirral landlord forum at the Village hotel, Bromborough on the 14th of May. The event was well attended and set up to be an education affair for landlord from around the…
Feedwater offer landlord legionella training Feedwater’s Technical Manager Gary Hogben will be performing a Landlord and properties legionella awareness course on June the 25th at the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton, Merseyside. The Event will offer guidance on performing your own assessments of rented properties and what your responsibilities as the duty holder are. Tools and…