Automatic Chemical Analysis System Articles

Implementation of an automatic and miniature on-line multi-parameter water quality monitoring system and experimental determination of chemical oxygen demand and ammonia-nitrogen

An automatic, miniature and multi-parameter on-line water quality monitoring system based on a micro-spectrometer is designed and implemented. The system is integrated with the flow-batch analysis and spectrophotometric detection method. The effectiveness of the system is tested by measuring chemical oxygen demand (COD) and ammonia-nitrogen in water. The results show that the modified system ...

Oct. 26, 2015

By IWA Publishing

Water Quality Analysis Safeguarding Families

Water is intensely purified and treated by water authorities before being ready for thousands of families. Everybody expects clean and safe tap water when turning on their taps. A water quality analysis center in Shanghi, China excels in its water testing and analysis with fully automatic potentiometric titration. Traditional Water Quality Analysis In order to ensure water hygiene and safety ...

Apr. 15, 2010

By Mettler - Toledo Int. Inc

Improved Usage of Tanning Chemicals: Carlile Brothers

By implementing a number of cleaner production initiatives relating to more efficient usage of tanning chemicals, Carlile Bros Pty Ltd has been able to continue operation of the Bowron lambskin tannery in the face of lower trade waste limits and increased trade waste costs. A key component of Carlile Bros.' cleaner production program was a detailed understanding of all its waste streams. ...

Jan. 1, 1997

Global solution: Gas and particulate analysis in Cement industry

Cement plants are increasingly required to install continuous emission monitoring systems (CEMS). While these represent a significant financial outlay, a range of other factors also need to be considered when selecting a suitable CEMS. To the inexperienced, selecting a suitable CEM can mistakenly be considered as simply ensuring that the applicable national regulations (eg MACT in the USA, ...

Oct. 11, 2016

By ENVEA ( ex Environnement S.A Group)

Total solution: Gas and particulate analysis in Cement industry

Cement plants are increasingly required to install continuous emission monitoring systems (CEMS). While these represent a significant financial outlay, a range of other factors also need to be considered when selecting a suitable CEMS. To the inexperienced, selecting a suitable CEM can mistakenly be considered as simply ensuring that the applicable national regulations (eg MACT in the USA, ...

Oct. 12, 2016

By ENVEA ( ex Environnement S.A Group)

Industrial applications – Air analysis in clean air room - Case study

Context & Challenges To ensure people’s safety and a good repeatability of industrial process, the analysis of ambient air is crucial. Especially, electronic boards are produced in clean air room by complex lithographic process using very reactive chemicals. The nature and concentration of volatile compounds can be different depending on the chemical process and can also vary ...

Sep. 15, 2015

By Chromatotec Group

Site Vulnerability Assessments for Facilities That Use, Store, or Transport Chemicals

In response to pressing issues facing the new Department of Homeland Security, over 15,000 chemical and industrial plants may have to evaluate their vulnerability to terrorist attack and improve countermeasures at their facilities. Federal lawmakers are considering two bills requiring facilities to submit site security plans: the Chemical Security Act (Senate Bill S. 157, reintroduced in January, ...

Jan. 1, 2002

By AECOM

"Non-Chemical Water Conditioning at Schick: A Pollution Prevention Case Study"

Untitled Document Overview Since 1994, the Schick company of Milford has ...

Mar. 1, 2005

By Dolphin WaterCare

North West chemicals companies in UK advised on climate change legislation

This article will also be included in the Chemicals Northwest Newsletter in March 2010. A LEADING global environmental and sustainability consultancy is helping companies across the North West cope with the £72 billion cost of meeting their obligations for flexing into a low carbon economy. Deloitte, who conducted a “mini-Stern” review for the region, recently estimated that the cost of ...

Nov. 18, 2009

By WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

Best Practices for Chemical Management for Cost Savings, Regulatory Compliance, and Environmental Responsibility

If you ask industrial and laboratory operations managers about their biggest challenges, the answers you'll hear most often relate to environmental regulations and the management of chemicals. And the concern permeates the whole organization as well -- according to Accenture and the Conference Board, over one third of 500 top US CEO's named chemical-related Environmental Health ...

Jan. 1, 2006

By Chemical Safety Software

Reforming EU Chemicals Policy: A Triumph of Hope over Experience?

An eight-week consultation on a draft Regulation which will reform the EU's chemicals policy was launched by the European Commission on 7 May. Heated debate on the costs of the reforms and their impacts on the chemical industry's competitiveness will continue - but will they at least deliver the accelerated risk management which all sides to the debate agree is badly needed? It is not every day ...

Jan. 1, 2003

By Environmental News and Data Services (ENDS)

From Waste in Anodising Plant to New Chemical Product in Sewage Treatment Plants

Aluminium containing caustic soda used as a pickling agent in the pre-treatment of aluminium before anodising and aluminium containing sulphuric acids used as electrolytes for the formation of oxide layers in anodising plants can be utilised in municipal sewage treatment plants to reduce phosphates and improve precipitation. From the anodiser's point of view, these products are spent once they ...

Jan. 1, 1999

Case Study N°I1 – Industrial Applications – Air Analysis i n Clean Air Room

Context & Challenges To ensure people’s safety and a good repeatability of industrial process, the analysis of ambient air is crucial. Especially, electronic boards are produced in clean air room by complex lithographic process using very reactive chemicals. The nature and concentration of volatile compounds can be different depending on the chemical process and can also vary ...

Sep. 15, 2015

By Chromatotec Group

Automated Consignment Sampling Systems

Introduction The following is a case study where consignment sampling has been implemented at a UK coal fired power station. Bias-Free Sampling The production of consistent and repeatable ‘bias-free’ samples is not possible but all international sampling standards give precise limits within which systems can be considered as being ...

Dec. 17, 2014

By Eriez Magnetics Europe Ltd

Texas Instruments - A Novel Separation Technique for the Analysis of Trace Levels of Atmospheric Contaminants in Inert Semiconductor Process Gases

A NOVEL SEPARATION TECHNIQUE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF TRACELEVELS OF ATMOSPHERIC CONTAMINANTS IN INERTSEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS GASES J. Scott McWilliams, Alan Johnson, Charlene Long, Jeremiah D. Hogan*Texas Instruments, Inc.Dallas, TX 75265 Low ppb detection limits for contamination in cylinder gases have been achieved with gas chromatography using a modified gas ...

Jun. 28, 2007

By Environics, Inc.

Portable oil analysis solutions empower ship maintainers to act fast in preventing failure - Case study

Marine operators have known why oil analysis is a critical part of a good maintenance program for quite some time, and they practice it with combinations of onboard test kits and shoreside analysis laboratories commonly provided by the lubricant supplier. Slow steaming, long component lead times, constant switchovers from HFO to lowsulfur fuel, and high and low BN lubricants means having an ...

Apr. 1, 2014

By Spectro Scientific

10 Reasons why you should continuously monitor low temperature and liquid chemical sterilants for worker safety

1. Sterilant chemicals are highly toxic Low temperature and liquid chemical sterilants are designed to kill all microorganisms including resistant spores and if they were not toxic, they would not be effective in sufficiently high concentration to destroy all microbial life including the chemically resistant sporicidal forms of certain ...

Jan. 12, 2017

By ChemDAQ, Inc.

Spatial diversity of chlorine residual in a drinking water distribution system: application of an integrated fuzzy logic technique

A reduction in the concentration of chlorine, which is used as a chemical disinfectant for water in drinking water distribution systems, can be considered to be an index of the progressive deterioration of water quality. In this work, attention is given to the spatial distribution of the residual chlorine in drinking water distribution systems. The criterion for grouping the water-quality ...

Mar. 6, 2015

By IWA Publishing

Introduction to Decentralized Packaged Wastewater Treatment (PWWT) Systems - PDH Article

Learning Objectives After reading this article, you should understand: Functions and processes of a decentralized PWWT system; Design considerations of a PWWT system. Overview "Clean water will be the oil of the 21st Century." The accuracy and magnitude of this statement is resonating worldwide. ...

Nov. 16, 2011

By Contech Engineered Solutions LLC

Duke Energy’s e-TRAC system achieves strategic EHS compliance and safety incident management goals

Duke Energy, which is poised to become the largest utility in the United States1, is widely recognized as a leader in addressing a broad array of environmental, health and safety (EHS) compliance and sustainability challenges. One major step in delivering on the company’s strategic vision for EHS management excellence began in 2007 when Duke Energy identified four objectives as key to its ...

May 26, 2011

By IHS Markit

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