MANTECH strives to increase awareness about the importance of real-time results to improve water treatment practices and protect the environment. Having results that are reliable, [...]
In 2015, the NOMiNOR project (Natural Organic Matter in Nordic drinking waters) was conducted by a number of academics, municipalities, and treatment utilities in Norway to address growing [...]
Drinking Water Treatment Plants (WTPs) have been accurately referred to as one of the last safeguards for human health. Having access to safe, clean water whenever needed is something that is [...]
MANTECH continues to see success in the Agricultural/Soil testing industry, with a recent sale to a customer in Othello, WA. This system utilizes the signature ‘Dual-Probe’ method to [...]
New Article in Ontario Pipeline Magazine – peCOD for Control & Prevention of Disinfection By-Products
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Check out the fall issue of Ontario Pipeline Magazine for an article about Online peCOD being used for control and prevention of the formation of harmful disinfection by-product formation in [...]
There have been a great number of methods developed to test soils and determine quality. While some of these tests are available for farmers to perform on-site, most farmers send soil samples out [...]
MANTECH is excited to announce that Justin Dickerman will be performing an educational session on peCOD applications in the drinking water industry at this year’s WQTC conference in [...]
Experts at QCL Scientific introduced the peCOD technology, and its benefits to the pulp and paper industry, during the UK Paper Industry Technical Association (PITA) conference: PAPERmatters [...]
MANTECH’s PeCOD® technology provides the fastest available chemical oxygen demand (COD) analysis method in the world. And now with the option to add a battery and carrying case, PeCOD® can [...]
IWA Book Release “Microbiological Sensors for the Drinking Water Industry” : FREE Open Access Chapters Available
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At the International Water Association (IWA) World Congress in Tokyo (September 16-21, 2018), the “Microbiological Sensors for the Drinking Water Industry” Textbook was released. [...]
