Monitoring & Testing Newsletter
August 08, 2013
This Week´s Featured News Stories
Agilent Technologies enhances dissolution workstation software for greater instrument control and improved monitoring of pharmaceutical ingredients
Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today introduced an enhanced version of its Dissolution Workstation Software, providing better data integration, method change control and instrument monitoring for controlling multiple dissolution systems. Dissolution is a technique used in the pharmaceutical industry to determine the rate at which pure active pharmaceutical ingredients dissolve. The software supports laboratory capabilities to build, edit, search, retrieve, execute and archive all dissolution methods and test reports from a single interface. To improve efficiency, the new features allow users ...
Bruker introduces the integrated camera and small spot options for the S1 TITAN Handheld XRF Analyzer
Bruker Elemental is pleased to announce the introduction of two new options for the S1 TITAN Handheld XRF analyzer- an integrated camera option and a small spot collimator option. The camera helps ensure accurate measurement positioning to “zero in” on specific areas of interest. The small spot collimator creates a smaller focus area for the X-ray energies and thus allows better control of what area is analyzed- especially if combined with the camera option. This can be especially important when you want to analyze just one color on a toy or inspect just the weld seam on a pipe or ...
Silixa Ltd
Silixa has developed a technique called Distributed Thermal Acoustics (DTA) to monitor simultaneously the thermal and acoustic profile along a hybrid optical fibre cable in submarine environments. Using its world leading distributed fibre optic technology (ULTIMATMDTS and iDASTM) Silixa deployed an optical fibre cable along the seabed and across the water column in an active gas seepage field. Measurements were carried out to investigate the effects of gas seeping from the seafloor.  Submarine gas seepages are closely related to petroleum reservoirs and geohazards. The seepage mechanism has not yet been fully explained. This is partly due to the difficulties encountered. Read more

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