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ASC Tech Services

Feb. 14, 2013

Environmental contamination is risky business, to access risk, high-tech and unique geophysical site characterization methods can be employed. By utilizing these high tech gadgets that describe the ground and detail exactly what can’t be seen. Just like the Silicon Valley, new methods have surfaced and now more than ever it is easy to ...

ASC Tech Services

Using Conductivity Measurements to Determine Concentration of Dissolved Substances

Mar. 9, 2012

Conductivity is a simple and cost-effective method that is frequently used to determine the concentration of dissolved substances in a sample.  At first sight, conductivity measurements may seem easy. The parameters used for the method are straightforward, but they do however vary strongly depending on the type of sample. This article ...

Mettler - Toledo Int. Inc

Conductivity Measurement in high purity water samples below 10 microsiems/cm

Jan. 1, 2012

High Purity Water Resistivity/ Conductivity Measurement Ultra-Pure Water without any chemical impurities will still have a conductivity because of the presence of H* and OH" ions due to the self-ionization of water. Ultra-pure water has a conductivity of 0.055 HSiemens'cm or a resistivity of 18.18 mQ-cm at 25 °C. In order to know the ...

IC Controls

Case study - Sievers 900/5310 C series TOC analyzers — calibration

Jan. 1, 2012

Synopsis The Sievers* 900 and 5310 C Series TOC Analyzers incorporate a number of new features and options designed toimprove the accuracy and linearity of the TOC measurements. Three new calibration options are available in the Analyzers: automatic conductivity offset, automatic TOC autozero, and single- or multipoint calibration of the TC and IC ...

Redhill Primary School - case study

Oct. 31, 2011

Reducing energy costs and shrinking carbon footprint without compromising on comfort When it came to choosing the right heating and cooling solution for Redhill Primary School, Worcestershire County Council wanted a sustainable alternative to the less environmentally friendly methods of oil or gas. ENER-G Sustainable Technologies (EST) delivered ...

ENER-G

Subsurface characterization using a D-optimality based pilot point method

Oct. 1, 2011

Detailed hydraulic conductivity estimation is a difficult problem as the number of direct measurements available at a typical field site is relatively few and sparse. A common approach to estimate hydraulic conductivity is to combine direct hydraulic conductivity measurements with secondary measurements such as hydraulic head and tracer ...

IWA Publishing

Effect of draw solution type and operational mode of forward osmosis with laboratory-scale membranes and a spiral wound membrane module

Sep. 1, 2011

Forward osmosis (FO) is a concentration driven membrane process which recently gained an increase in attention due to the development of improved FO membranes. Most of the currently available data on FO research is obtained on small laboratory-scale set-ups, thereby overlooking the effects of scaling-up to pilot or full-scale size. In this paper, ...

IWA Publishing

Chloride transport and related processes at a municipal snow storage and disposal site

May 1, 2011

The practice of used snow disposal has evolved from indiscriminate snow dumping to storage and meltwater management at engineered snow disposal sites. The Town of Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, constructed such a snow disposal site in 2003. Environment Canada and the Town of Richmond Hill formed a partnership to investigate the operation of the ...

IWA Publishing

TDS and EC meters for hydroponics explained

Jul. 20, 2010

As technology advances, questions inevitably follow. Due to the rapid growth of the hydroponics and indoor gardening industry, it is important for growers to be familiar with the technology, in this case instrumentation. There is a myriad of nutrients and fertilizers available to help you cultivate the best possible plant yields, but what is ...

HM Digital, Inc.

Water quality monitoring with hydrolab MS5

May 6, 2010

Background The Škocjan caves are a unique natural phenomenon located in south western Slovenia and are preserved as the Škocjan Caves Park under UNESCO protection. One of the most famous network of underground caves in the world, they were formed by the flow of the Reka River as it bored tunnels through the region’s limestone geology. The river ...

OTT Hydromet

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