Hydrocarbon Contamination Applications available in Australasia
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Solutions for the aerobic bioremediation
BioSolve Pinkwater is used to accelerate natural bioremediation of contaminated soil either on site through surface application or on land farms through application to biopiles. When Pinkwater solution is sprayed onto and aggressively mixed into contaminated soil, hydrocarbons come in contact with the strongly “lipophilic” (oil loving) surfactant. Mimicking the process by which bacteria make hydrocarbons digestible, the surfactants “solubilize” contaminates, pulling them into an aqueous ...
By The BioSolve Company based in Lexington, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).
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Detecting oil, hydrocarbons and pollution in river water
In this study, we are going to look at how the MS1200 Oil in Water/VOC/Hydrocarbon analyser has been used by municipal water companies in the UK. Specifically, we will show how the instrument has been used to monitor spillages and contamination events affecting source water, and how this detection has been beneficial to the water companies concerned. We will also look at some graphs that show what kind of response can be expected during different kinds of events, and we will also briefly discuss what subsequent ...
By Multisensor Systems Ltd. based in Cheadle, UNITED KINGDOM.
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Wastewater evaporator Solutions for the vehicle and marina wastewater
Cars, Boats, Trucks, Busses, Rail Cars, Aircraft, More... All vehicles – cars, boats, trucks, busses, rail cars, aircraft - must be regularly washed to remove road dirt and salt and other wastewater contaminates picked up from use, oil and solutions used for deicing. Boat wash wastewater, bilge wastewater and general marina wastewater present special problems for marina operators because of new regulations. As one example, the wash facility for a modest school bus garage can generate thousand of gallons of ...
By Draygon based in Venice, FLORIDA (USA).
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High-solids cross flow filtration and separation solutions for dewatering oil/water emulsions sector
Emulsified oil in wastewater can be problematic for industries wanting to discharge or recycle it, such as the automotive, aerospace, textile and plastics industries. Oil concentrations from these industries may range from 1,000 to more than 100,000ppm in wastewaters, but discharge limits are often below 100ppm. Today, recycle and reuse are needed for any viable water source. To reuse or recycle wastewater, oil levels of less than 30ppm are required. ...
By Porex - Filtration Group based in Fairburn, GEORGIA (US) (USA).
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