Surface Water Equipment For Water And Wastewater Near Idaho
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Manufactured by Land Pride - Great Plains Manufacturingbased in USA
The Land Pride CA15 Series Core Aerators relieve soil compaction and allow air circulation in grassy surfaces such as lawns, soccer fields, football fields, baseball fields, municipal parks and golf course fairways. They utilize replaceable hardened spring steel spoons mounted on rotating discs. Pulled cores are deposited on the surface for subsequent drying, pulverization or removal. Weight can ...
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Manufactured by NEFCO - part of North American Filtration Family of Companiesbased in USA
Effective Odor Control System. It is estimated that more than 80% of the odors in the clarifier are produced when effluent breaks over the weir and flows into the launder channel. NEFCO Odor Covers are sealed systems designed to contain these odors and/or operate in conjunction with scrubber systems that draw the trapped gases off and treat them to eliminate the odor. NEFCO Covers are an ...
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Manufactured by Openchannelflowbased in USA
The Parshall flume is an economical and accurate way of measuring the flow of water in open channels and non-full pipes. The flume was originally developed to measure surface waters, water rights apportionment, and irrigation flows, but its use has expended to include measuring the flow of sewage (both in pipe and treatment plants), industrial discharges, and seepage from dams. As a class of 22 ...
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Manufactured by Openchannelflowbased in USA
The Dust Bowl experienced by the United States during 1930’s saw the establishment of the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) on April 27, 1935. The SCS was established as a permanent agency the US Department of Agriculture with a mission to conserve the nation’s soil and water ...
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Manufactured by Openchannelflowbased in USA
The Parshall flume is an economical and accurate way of measuring the flow of water in open channels and non-full pipes. The flume was originally developed to measure surface waters, water rights apportionment, and irrigation flows, but its use has expended to include measuring the flow of sewage (both in pipe and treatment plants), industrial discharges, and seepage from dams. As a class of 22 ...
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Manufactured by Cascade Drillingbased in USA
Direct push technology, often referred to as DPT, uses the static weight of the rig combined with a hydraulic hammer to advance tooling or instrumentation through the subsurface. Unlike rotary, the drill cuttings are not removed from the hole. The speed and depth of penetration is largely dependent on the soil type, the size of the sampler, and the weight and power of the rig. These systems ...
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Manufactured by Campbell Scientific, Inc.based in USA
The CS475A radar sensor monitors the water level of rivers, lakes, tidal seas, and reservoirs. The sensor is ideal for areas where submersed sensors can be damaged due to corrosion, contamination, flood-related debris, lightning, or vandalism. It emits short microwave pulses and then measures the elapsed time between the emission and return of the pulses. The elapsed time measurement is used to ...
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Fluorescent dyes like Rhodamine are often added to water systems to provide water discharge and velocity data. Dye tracing studies can provide useful information for modeling surface and groundwater systems in addition to tracing contaminants. Fluorometers allow researchers to measure ultra-low concentrations of dye. The sensors extreme sensitivity and instrument flexibility allows researchers ...
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Fluorescent dyes like Fluorescein, are often added to water systems to provide water discharge and velocity data. Dye tracing studies can provide useful information for modeling surface and groundwater systems in addition to tracing contaminants. Fluorometers allow researchers to measure ultra-low concentrations of dye. With extreme sensitivity and instrument flexibility, researchers can glean ...
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Liquid water is a loose matrix of water molecules. If water without oxygen comes into contact with a source of oxygen, such as the atmosphere, then oxygen will slowly move into the gaps in the water-molecule matrix. That oxygen is called dissolved oxygen (DO); it is the same thing as dissolving table salt in water. Oxygen dissolved in water comes from the atmosphere and/or photosynthetic ...
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Depth is distance below the water surface. Stage is the same thing, except that stage sensors are more accurate over a smaller range (usually a maximum of 10 meters) than depth sensors and are vented to the atmosphere at the surface. The term “level” is often used interchangeably with stage. ...
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Carbon dioxide can enter the water through multiple pathways. Some primary land sources can include decay of organic matter, dissolution of carbonate rocks, wastewater discharge, and watershed draining. Other natural sources include biological respiration, sediment diagenesis, or volcanic activity. A major source/sink of CO2 is atmospheric exchange at the air/water interface. Simply, carbon ...
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Technically, temperature is a measure of the energy of the molecules comprising a substance. For our purposes, it is how hot or how cold a water body might be. The Centigrade scale is used most often in studies of water. Temperature affects natural waters several ways. Small changes in water temperature can affect the reproduction and growth rate of the aquatic flora and fauna. Chemically, ...
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Optical Brighteners (OBAs) or Fluorescent Whitening Agents (FWAs) are added to products, such as laundry soaps, detergents, or cleaning agents. Fabrics or materials absorb OBAs during the washing or cleaning process. When illuminated by ultraviolet light, they fluoresce and make products and fabrics appear brighter. ...
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“Crude oil” is a catch-all term for unprocessed, natural petroleum. There are many classes of crude oil, and the chemical composition of each source is slightly different. Not all crude oil in water is the result of a man-made oil spill; many water bodies have small amounts of oil seepage. One source estimates that each year, 500,000 barrels of oil seep into the Gulf of Mexico from ...
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Fluorescent dyes, particularly those which are non-toxic and not visible, like PTSA, are often added to water systems to provide water discharge and velocity data. Dye tracing studies can provide useful information for modeling surface and groundwater systems in addition to tracing contaminants. Fluorometers allow researchers to measure ultra-low concentrations of dye. With this extreme ...
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Measuring photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) under the surface of water is useful in a variety of fields, from algal biofuels research to environmental quality. When light passes through a water column, it is attenuated based on the thickness of the column and the turbidity of the water. Measuring PAR underneath the surface of a lake, stream, bay, ocean, pond, or bioreactor can provide an ...
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Dissolved Organic Material (DOM) exists in many forms ranging from naturally occurring humic acids, to by-products or secretions excreted from organisms. DOM is a highly abundant form of organic matter and represents a major reservoir of reactive carbon. It is also a dynamic substrate which can undergo reactions to become accessible to bacteria, plants, and animals as an energy source, or it ...
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Manufactured by Apogee Instruments, Inc.based in USA
The SI-121 is an un-amplified analog sensor with a voltage output. The sensor has a 18° half-angle field of view and a response time of 0.6 seconds. Typical applications include plant canopy temperature measurement for use in plant water status estimation, road surface temperature measurement of determination of icing conditions, and terrestrial surface (soil, vegetation, water, snow) temperature ...
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Manufactured by Apogee Instruments, Inc.based in USA
The SI-1H1 is an un-amplified analog sensor with a voltage output. The unique geometry of the sensor gives a wide 32° half-angle field of view in the horizontal direction with a 13° half-angle field of view in the vertical direction. This enables the user to mount the sensor at shallower angles without seeing above the horizon while maximizing the area measured. The sensor has a response time of ...
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