Industries

Water & Wastewater

Keep the Water Flowing with Expanse

When control systems malfunction, it can affect pressure, flow and water levels causing a significant negative impact on water and wastewater treatment operations. A rapid response is essential. We efficiently deploy our electrical, drive and pump technicians for a quick solution. From a simple pump starter fix to a full SCADA or PLC reconfiguration, our experts can troubleshoot and provide programming support or reconfiguration to keep the water and wastewater industries flowing.

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Why Expanse

Design and Integration Support

We design, implement and integrate leading automated control systems that improve process efficiency and overall treatment facility safety. We understand the importance of providing flexibility and reconfigurability to accommodate a range of components, equipment, software and future expansion.

Electrical evaluations of your current system
Single system integration of controls and data collection tailored to your exact needs
SCADA services

Why Expanse

Programming and Technical Support

Expanse’s team of control system engineers is experienced in implementing and supporting a wide range of PLC, SCADA, and information system technologies. From design, start-up, and commissioning to troubleshooting, repair and support, we aim to provide long-term support throughout a system’s entire lifecycle.

Why Expanse

Control Panels and VFDs

Expanse is experienced in a wide variety of PLC control panels and VFDs specifically suited to the water and wastewater markets. Expanse can design, build and program a control panel or VFD per customer specifications. Expanse utilizes major manufacturers such as ABB, Allen-Bradley, Eaton, IDEC, Red Lion, Schneider Electric, Siemens and Yaskawa.

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Service Spotlight

Rural Site Visit Provides One-Hour Fix of Malfunctioning Municipal Well Pump

A rural municipality’s freshwater PLC-controlled well pump ceased to function. The pump was part of a system that provides quality and dependable water to users in central Montana. As such, it was essential to quickly troubleshoot the problem and repair the pump to get it back online.