metals water monitoring Applications

Related terms for "metals water monitoring ": water monitoring applications , multi-metals water monitoring applications , multi-metals water monitoring system applications , heavy metals water monitoring applications

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  Trace metals monitoring in water for drinking water intake and distribution

  By Modern Water - Monitoring Division based in Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Water monitoring for laboratories

  Chemical purity of water is assessed for a wide variety of different chemicals depending on the type of water and applicable local legislation. 

  Chemical analysis of water can include testing for nitrogen compounds, dissolved heavy metals, and total and dissolved organic carbon.

  Common water monitoring applications include:

  • Determination of suspended solids in waterusing for example glass fiber filters.
  • Chemical analyses of for example heavy metals, dissolved organic carbons (DOC), and ions.
  • Microbiological analyses using membrane based microfiltration methods

  By GE Healthcare UK Limited based in Little Chalfont, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Trace metals monitoring in water for accidental contamination events

  By Modern Water - Monitoring Division based in Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Trace metals monitoring in water for contaminated land remediation

  By Modern Water - Monitoring Division based in Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Sub-ppm Oil in Water Testing

  InfraCal 2 is the newest addition to the worldwide-recognized Wilks InfraCal line of portable, filter-based infrared analyzers. It provides sub-ppm measurement capability, password protected calibrations and instrument settings, data storage and multiple calibrations, and a touch screen display for more user options. Ideal for measuring oil content levels in FRAC and produced water, fats, oil and grease (FOG) in wastewater, industrial and refinery wastewater effluents, cleaning of metal parats, drill cuttings, containment ponds and remediation sites.

  By Spectro Scientific based in Chelmsford, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

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  Measuring Fats, Oil and Grease (FOG) in Wastewater

  It is estimated that 23-28% of Sanitary Sewer Overflows (SSOs) are due to Fats, Oil and Grease (FOG). With significant growth in the commercial food sector on top of other high FOG producing industries such as metal processors, meat packers, cosmetic manufacturers and industrial laundry establishments, the need for publicly owned treatment plants (POTWs) and industries to regulate and monitor FOG is crucial to public health. Besides clogged sewer lines, high FOG levels also disrupt the effective operation of a wastewater treatment plant. An important feature of any FOG program is locating and monitoring high oil and grease producing industries and food service establishments. InfraCal TOG/TPH Analyzers provide a simplified procedure for FOG analysis based on solvent extraction and infrared absorption which can give the regulator or operator an on-site result in less than 10 minutes.

  By Spectro Scientific based in Chelmsford, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).