drinking water toxin Applications

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  algae control in drinking water plants

  By controlling algae, cyanobacteria and fouling LG Sonic can efficiently reduce taste and odor problems in a treatment plant. The performance of a drinking water treatment plant is consistent with the amount ol contamination in the water. Growth of algae and other fouling in and before a treatment plant can cause various problems within the process. In general, these issues are related with taste or odor of the water. Growth of algae, cyanobacteria and bacteria within the basins of the plant itself, increase the...

  By LG Sonic based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS.

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  Monitoring of Algae in Drinking Water

  The UniLux in-situ fluorometer can be configured to detect a number of key parameters that are of importance to the Water Supply Industry. Primarily, the detection of Chlorophyll a in stored water systems, such as reservoirs, assists in the planning and informs decisions on water abstraction in relation to natural algae blooms that regularly occur throughout the year. As well as Chlorophyll a, these in-situ fluorometers can detect cyanobacterias, such as Phycocyanin and Phycoerythrin, which are often associated...

  By Chelsea Technologies Group based in West Molesey, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Pure drinking water solutions for day care & preschools

  CHILDREN ARE ESPECIALLY SENSITIVE TO TOXINS IN WATER. Children are much more sensitive to chemicals in the water supply than adults. A child’s brain continues to grow after birth, and this development process is very sensitive to chemical interference. Research now suggests that a single small dose of a chemical on a critical day of development can cause permanent learning disorders*. Now you can show parents that your preschool is the market leader in protecting their children from toxins that could be...

  By Pure & Secure, LLC. based in Lincoln, NEBRASKA (USA).