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Electrocoagulation System for Water and Wastewater Treatment

Electrocoagulation is a cost-effective method to treat and purify many kinds of waters and wastewaters. It can remove up to 95% of pollutants with minimal operational costs. How does an electrocoagulation system work? What are the most typical applications? Continue reading this article to find out. What is Electrocoagulation (EC)? Electrocoagulation (EC) is an electrochemical ...

Radar Level Measurement In Open Channels - Case study

The inlet and outlet levels of a test facility of the Federal Office for Water Management are to be continuously monitored and ...

Oil in Water Monitoring using Handheld UVF-500D Analyzer - Case Study

The Maximum Contaminant Level and the Public Water Supply

Implementing an On-Site Drinking Water Monitoring System in Indigenous Communities Across Canada

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One Concern and Veolia partner to increase water resilience in Japan

One Concern, a climate analytics company, and Veolia, the global champion of ecological transformation, announced today a three-year partnership agreement that establishes One Concern in Japan as a primary supplier of resilience and climate ...

Cytiva Filtering out inconsistencies

Water Quality Testing in Puerto Rico from Public and Private Sources for Arsenic, Lead and Other Contaminants

US plagued by hundreds of toxic algae bloom outbreaks in 2021

Arsenic and Testing Drinking Water from Private Wells Discussed in New Online Video

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Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons Calibration Kit

Use to detect Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons in the C15 to C50 range. This test compares well to EPA Methods 9071B or 1664 by gravimetric for 'oil and grease' range hydrocarbons. Minimum detection limit = 0.5 ppm. TPH OIL, LOW RANGE CONCENTRATIONS.

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Bannow Exports Ltd

Bannow Exports Ltd

Sitelab Corporation

Sitelab Corporation

Myron L Company

Myron L Company

Real Tech Inc.

Real Tech Inc.