What the numbers here mean, and what they do not.

Using this site

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What the figures on this site mean

Numbers in the case studies come from audits of real plants and are presented anonymised. They are identified opportunities, not realised savings, and they are specific to the plant, the process and the tariff they came from. Each case study says so on its own page.

Industry figures quoted elsewhere — penalties, surcharge rates, typical ranges — are taken from public records and published sources as at the date shown, and are illustrative. None of it is a forecast of what your site would achieve, and none of it is a commitment.

Nothing on this website is an offer, a quotation or a warranty. What we commit to is what appears in a signed agreement.

About the product descriptions

We describe AquaMesh as it works today and flag what is planned as planned. Capabilities described in general terms may need configuration, calibration or additional instrumentation at a given site. AquaMesh is advisory by default: it produces recommendations, and your people decide.

AquaMesh is not a safety system. It is not a qualified analytical instrument, it does not sit in a validated control path, and it is not a substitute for your regulatory obligations, your methods of record or your engineering judgement.

Liability

This site is provided as-is. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for loss arising from decisions made on the basis of what is written here. Anything operational should rest on your own data, your own engineers and a signed agreement — not on a web page.

Trade marks and third-party names

AquaMesh and AquaSpectra are our marks. Other company, product and institution names appearing on this site belong to their respective owners, and are used to describe factual relationships, public records or industry context. Their use does not imply endorsement in either direction.

Governing law and contact

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, United States. Questions go to info@aquamesh.ai.