Water - Industrial Automation and Control

WaterTechnologies
	Siemens Water Technologies delivers customer value through the provision of key enabling process technologies, solutions, products and services. Customers in the municipal and industrial water and waste water market rely on Siemens Water Technologies to deliver innovative, cost effective and reliable systems and services for their business needs. Go directly to the Water Technologies international pages

Products & Solutions
	Wallace and Tiernan Products - UV Disinfection - Analysers & Controllers
	Stranco Products
	Memcor Products
	Odour Control (Vapour phase)
	Odour Control (Liquid phase)
	Envirex Products

	Field and Panel Instrumenation
	Telecontrol
	Water Processing

Service (W&T / Stranco)
	'us' - Utility Services (SEW Alliance)
	Project Planning
	Execution
	Commissioning
	Operation & Maintenance
	Modernization

Success stories
	Siemens Industrial Automation and Control has accomplished a number of projects. See the information below for a selection of our water references.

Contact our specialists
	Siemens Water Technologies Tony Handakas (Email) Tel: +61 (3) 9721-7531
	Wallace and Tiernan Products Allan Hughes (Email) Tel: +61 (2) 9491-5420
	Stranco Products Tim Batt (Email) Tel: +61 (2) 9491-5363
	Memcor Products Rhett Butler (Email) Tel: +61 (2) 9491-5415
	Odour Control John Williams (Email) Tel: +61 (2) 9491-5532
	Envirex Products Tony Handakas (Email) Tel: +61 (3) 9721-7531
	Service (W&T / Stranco) Frank Zirilli (Email) Tel: +61 (2) 4577-0030

Gippsland Water Factory Contract		01/03/07
	Siemens Water Technologies has been awarded a contract from the Gippsland Water Factory Alliance (GWFA) for the membrane operating system as part of the new water factory project located in Gippsland, Victoria.

Digesting bio-sludge for Sydney Water		29/09/06
	Siemens Water Technologies has been contracted to provide Sydney Water with a 'bio-sludge' digester which will assist in cleaning local waterways.

Gold Coast odour control solved		29/09/06
	Gold Coast Water has awarded Siemens Water Technologies a contract to supply and install eight activated carbon odour control systems.

Oil and walnuts on the menu in Geelong		21/09/06
	Siemens has been contracted by the Shell Oil Company in Australia to deliver a revolutionary oil-water separation technology using black walnut shells.

Siemens Stranco - The Water Down Under		27/07/06
	The host facility for the aquatic events of the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney, Australia, is using state-of-the-art water chemistry control to provide consistent, high-quality pool water. Please follow the link for the full article.

Diverting Waste and Drinking Water into the Right Channels		15/05/05
	Siemens has developed a software for controlling and simulating the flow of waste water in sewage systems. As reported in the research magazine "Pictures of the Future", the engineers created the Siwa Plan Sewer program by combining their expertise in process engineering for hydraulics with mathematical optimization and simulation methods for the first time.

Elements of Life - Solutions for a Thirsty Planet		07/05/04
	Which technologies will shape our lives in ten to twenty years? Pictures of the Future answers this by painting detailed scenarios of tomorrow's world - scenarios supported by reports on cutting edge research at Siemens, features on associated cooperative projects with external institutions, and interviews with outside experts.

Simatic PCS7 helps treat Melbourne's waste water
	In Melbourne Waters Eastern Treatment Plant, Simatic PCS7 is impressing plant operators with the speed and flexibility with which the process control system can be adapted to high demands.

Sludge Monitoring with InterRanger DPS 300 at Brisbane Water

Monitoring sludge levels in clarifiers is important for efficient operation of a wastewater treatment plant, but accurate measurement has traditionally been a challenge. In Brisbane, Australia, Brisbane Water sought a better solution for its Gibson Island wastewater treatment plant. The plant used infrared optical sensors to detect sludge levels in each of its six final settling tanks and two thickening tanks. Three sensors were needed per tank for a range of measurement points. Sensors were expensive at 2500 Australian Dollars each and needed replacing every 12 months. Plant management wanted a more reliable, cost-effective approach.

South East Water Alliance - 'us' Utility Services

'us' - Utility Services is the Alliance between South East Water Ltd, Siemens Ltd. and Thiess Services Pty Ltd.
'us' - Utility Services brings together three organisations with outstanding water industry expertise to progress benchmarks in water and waste water operations, maintenance, asset management and design & construction services throughout Australia. From April 2005, the companies commenced a landmark alliance agreement to expand on their service performance and capability, within SEWL infrastructure and in addition identify new business opportunities beyond these boundaries. The alliance will generally undertake and pursue activities in:

civil maintenance
mechanical and electrical maintenance
construction services
operations and control, and
systems engineering