stationary gas Applications

Related terms for "stationary gas ": stationary gas monitoring applications , stationary gas monitor applications

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  Analysis of Herbicides in Drinking Water

  Herbicides are used throughout the world to combat the growth of unwanted plant life. These polar compounds are hydrophilic, so they may find their way into drinking water sources. While gas chromatography has historically been the preferred technique for analysis of herbicides in water samples, the use of LC-MS/MS for this application is gaining acceptance. This is due to the power of MS/MS to provide detailed identification of multiple analytes, but also in part due to the variety of HPLC stationary phases that are available. In particular, several HPLC phases are available that provide great retention and peak shapes for polar analytes, such as herbicides, even under mostly aqueous mobile phase conditions. The combination of these factors may possibly eliminate need for time-consuming sample preparation.

  By MilliporeSigma based in Bellefonte, PENNSYLVANIA (USA).

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  Air Quality & Emission Management Issues

  • Development of documents substantiating the volumes of emissions of pollutants into the air from stationary sources for enterprises, organizations and private entrepreneurs; • Inventory of air pollutants emissions from stationary sources; • Preparing, maintenance support of documentation for receiving a Permit for Emissions of Pollutants into the Air from Stationary Sources (PEPASS) *, issued by the Departments of Environment and Natural Resources of the regional state administrations of Ukraine; • Development and registration of dust and gas cleaning equipment passports; • Monitoring of the dust and gas cleaning equipment effectiveness; • Quality control of the implementation of projects of Maximum Permissible Emissions (MPE); • Calculation of fees for environmental pollution (environmental tax) on the basis of amount of emission of pollutants into the air.

  By PP `Tehnologia O` based in Vinnytsia, UKRAINE.