Do you do electrical things for the environment like water regulators that regulate how much water a house can use

Question: Do you do electrical things for the environment like water regulators that regulate how much water a house can use
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  electrical,
  environment,
  water regulators
Asked by Skycycle123 to Paul on 10 Mar 2016.
- Paul Duff answered on 10 Mar 2016:
  
  Hi Skycycle123,
  
  Not specifically, as a site engineer I am involved in many projects and some of those do take into consideration environmental improvements and monitoring.
  One example is; on my site I have three Frame 6001B Gas Turbines (like plane engines but tied down) and a recent project of mine was to install a Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) on the exhaust to the GT to monitor the Nitrous Oxides in ppm – parts per million) emitted to the environment. This was effectively installing a bunch of instrumentation at the base of a sample pipe to determine what levels of gasses were being exhausted. We can then operate our Gas Turbines to be within set limits.
  
  I have however seen a few mini-projects looking at installing micro electrical generators in mains water supplies. That looks interesting as there will be an almost constant flow to a large housing estate!!
  
  Paul

Question: Do you do electrical things for the environment like water regulators that regulate how much water a house can use