Sonardyne Acquires Chelsea Technologies Group
Subsea technology developer Sonardyne International Ltd. said it has acquired maritime and marine science technology specialist Chelsea Technologies Group Ltd. as part of a long-term growth strategy that includes market diversification.In acquiring Chelsea (also known as CTG), Sonardyne said it looks to strengthen its presence in the maritime, marine and ocean science sectors and create new opportunities in the water environmental, defense and process control markets. Chelsea will gain access to Sonardyne’s considerable research, production, testing, compliance and global distribution capabilities
Reducing Aquaculture Die-offs in Real-time
aquaculture trials of a fluorometer sensor system that can monitor organic matter online, and potentially reduce the risk of these die-offs. The FluoRAS system can potentially categorize and quantify different types of organic matter which accumulate in closed systems. The initial trials, using Chelsea Technologies Group BACTI-Wader Pro, will aim towards a real-time alert system, that gives enough warning time for operators to respond and avoid a potential toxic bacteria outbreak."If successful, the system can also save significant costs on energy consumption. Currently Recirculating Aquaculture Systems
CTG Introduces New Non-contact Algae System
A new Algae-Station Non-Contact system from water quality sensor designer Chelsea Technologies Group (CTG) will be launched at Sensing In Water (UK) on September 27-28 and WEFTEC 2017 on October 2-4. The Algae-Station NC provides water process control operators with a unique monitoring system which reduces cleaning and maintenance requirements that are commonly associated with in situ sensors, reducing cost of ownership of these type of sensors, CTG said. These non-contact systems, up till now only available for such parameters as turbidity and flow, are now, with the Algae-Station NC
MTR100: Chelsea Technologies Group
Chelsea Technologies Group (CTG) specializes in the design and manufacture of a range of sensors and systems for the oceanographic, maritime, environmental and defense markets. Innovation within the Chelsea Technologies Group crosses throughout the company’s core market sectors with key state-of-the-art technologies commonly adopted through the market groups. Chelsea Instruments Ltd. was established in 1965 as a spin off from Imperial Collage, London. It merged in 2001 with Marine Acoustics Ltd. to form Chelsea Technologies Group Ltd. A team of scientists and engineers are engaged in design
CTG Algae Monitoring System for United Utilities
United Utilities has chosen the Chelsea Technologies Group (CTG) ALGAE-Wader Pro and ALGAE-Station Pro systems to assist them in real time assessment of algae levels in their water sources feeding into a number of their Water Treatment Works. The CTG Algae monitoring systems were chosen after an extended trial period which successfully demonstrated the use of the TriLux fluorometer, from which these systems are based, in detecting chl-a, Phycocyanin and Phycoerythrin levels. The CTG ALGAE-Wader Pro is a portable system which includes the Hawk handheld display and logger.
Oceanology International 2016 in Review
with the OI Lifetime Achievement Award; Paul Ridout, Executive Chairman of Ocean Scientific International Limited was named the AMSI Council Business Person of the Year; the Alan Greig Memorial Prize for outstanding contribution to operational oceanography was awarded to Richard Burt of Chelsea Technologies Group; and, the SUT Oceanography Award for 2015 was presented to Professor Karen Heywood of the University of East Anglia. “We are thrilled for our customers and delighted that the active core of the ocean technology community has continued to support and attend OI, keeping it
MTR100 13' Chelsea Technologies Group
55 Central Avenue West Molesey, Surrey, U.K. KT8 2QZ Tel: +44(0)2084819019 Email: [email protected] Website: chelsea.co.uk CEO/President: Dr. Brian Phillips Engineering Director: Dr. John Attridge Number of Employees: 35 Annual Sales: $3,500,000.00 Chelsea Technologies Group (CTG) started life as a spin out from Imperial College. Over the last 50 years, it has developed an reputation as a manufacturer of innovative sensors & systems for the military & civil oceanographic, environmental, acoustics & process control markets. CTG’s sensor technology is being pioneered for
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