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Hydrology And Water ​

     In the practical applications, it is common to measure meteorological and hydrological parameters in the same system to determine cause-and-effect relationships.
     The standalone data-acquisition systems used in hydrological stations are versatile, rugged, and powerful-factors that make them ideal for dam-monitoring applications, monitoring water level, flow rate, displacement, geographic position (GPS receivers), ...
      These stations and systems for unattended, long-term monitoring of water quality provide unmatched versatility and reliability. Our systems measure water quality in many natural and industrial environments including streams, watersheds, wells, caves, water/wastewater treatment plants, aquaculture operations, landfills, and processing plants. Key components of our systems include data loggers, sensors, and communications peripherals, which are customized for each application.


The benefits & characteristics of these systems are:                              ˃   Measure &record water level, flow, water quality parameters, water speed and direction.                                                                   ˃   Control gates, alarms, motors, valves, and other electrical devices.                                                                                                       ˃    For water quality measurement, the stations have multi-parameters probe measuring PH, temperature, redox, dissolved oxygen, conductivity, salinity, turbidity, NH4, N-NO3, P-PO4, total organic carbon TOC, Cl.                                                                ˃   We supplied also laboratory analytical instruments for different parameters of water quality.

  Tell us what you need and we'll help you configure a system that meets your exact needs.  

 Most of the sensors and multiparameter sonde other than that we supplied usually ,can be configured with our data logger systems  supplied from Campbell Scientific Inc.

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Water Quality Sensors we supplied from Campbell Scientific Inc.

 Customize Systems For Water Different Applications​

     We can configure  monitoring stations and systems for the following applications for water quality; flow; level;....... ​

* Agriculture and Plants 
​* Aquaculture
* Dam Monitoring - Water Level
​* Irrigation and Canal Control
​* Water Quality
* Wastewater
​* water Level and Flow
* Flood Warning
* Fisheries
​* Rural Water
      For more details ; see the link:

https://www.campbellsci.com/solutions

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Water and Wastewater Monitoring
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Monitoring Station
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Dam water level monitoring with Campbell Scientific Inc. system.
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Samples of multi-parameters sonde for water quality which was configured with our CR850 data logger.
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  • case-study: Mosul Dam ADAS
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