 UK Water Industry Research (UKWIR) was set up by the UK water industry in 1993 to provide a framework for the procurement of a common research program for UK water operators on 'one voice' issues. UKWIR's members comprise 26 water and sewerage undertakers in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The research program is currently divided into the following topic areas: drinking water quality and health; toxicology; water resources; climate change; wastewater treatment and sewerage; sewage sludge; water mains and services; leakage and metering; and regulatory issues.
Latest UKWIR newsletter (provided as an informational courtesy to The Foundation subscribers)
www.ukwir.org/
The Foundation has partnered with UKWIR on the following projects:
Automated Meter Reading - Best Practices for Selection, Acquisition and Implementation - 4000
Benefit Cost Analysis Tool - 4127
Case Studies of Best Practice and Innovation in Asset Management - 4111
Distribution Generated Taste-and-Odor Phenomena - 365
Framework for Developing Water Reuse Criteria With Reference to Drinking Water Supplies - 2968
Membrane Treatment--Technical Guidance Document - 3039
Molecular Typing of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in Distribution Systems - 268
Monitoring of BMPs/SUDS to Determine Performance and Whole-Life Costs - 2880
Multi-Utility Buried Pipes and Appurtenances Location Workshop - 2882
Reservoir Operations and Maintenance Strategies - 4222
Smart Sensors for Buried Utility Location and Performance Monitoring - 3129
Supply of Critical Drinking Water and Wastewater Treatment Chemicals - A White Paper for Understanding Recent Chemical Price Increases and Shortages - 4225
Technical Briefings for Navigating Climate Change Information and Data - 4204
Tool for Risk Management of Water Utility Assets - 4126
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