water safety monitoring Articles
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Get Schooled in Water Safety and Microbial Monitoring with LuminUltra Academy
It’s not often you come across a company so committed to educating its customers and partners that it develops an entire suite of training courses, but that’s exactly what led to the creation of LuminUltra Academy. Access to this new, web-based training and certification center is available to anyone with an interest in learning more about how to monitor and manage the risks posed ...
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Dynamic soft sensors for detecting factors affecting turbidity in drinking water
Effective monitoring of water quality is critical for water safety. In particular, online monitoring based on modeling is useful in several applications such as process assessment, hazardous event detection or common fault diagnostics in the water processes. Soft sensors have lately established themselves as a good alternative for different tasks of process control such as the acquisition of ...
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Water and climate variability in developing countries: the case of Uganda
Water safety and climate mitigation measures are global concerns. In this study, climate variability and related health implications were examined. The data included 11,101 outpatient records in the Luwero district from the Ugandan Ministry of Health database, the records of 2,358 outpatients connected with water-related health risks linked to climate variability (diseases such as cholera, ...
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Remotely Monitoring Conductivity in Treated Water
Explore the importance of remotely monitoring conductivity in treated water for quality assurance and safety. Learn about the technology, benefits, and key considerations for efficient water management. Introduction In the era of advanced technology, ensuring the safety and quality of treated water is of paramount importance. Remotely monitoring conductivity in treated water plays a crucial ...
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Continuous Real Time Water Monitoring for Radiation Safety Terrorist Attack, Improper Disposal of Industrial Waste, Accidental Discharge
Safe drinking water is essential to life on earth. Unfortunately, this vast infrastructure suffers from critical vulnerability. Keeping America safe with continuous real time water monitoring is a vital goal and is currently being addressed for biological and chemical risks. For monitoring of radionuclides in drinking water as recommended in the Safe Drinking Water Act 8, the Clean Water Act 9, ...
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Satellites monitor algae toxin levels to ensure drinking water safety
Imagine that your daily routine is disrupted by a sudden ‘do not drink’ advisory for your local tap water because of elevated toxin levels. This scenario became a reality for cities like Toledo, OH in 2014, affecting more than 400,000 residents. The source? Microcystins - toxins produced by cyanobacteria, commonly referred to as blue-green algae. As climate change and human ...
By LG Sonic
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Opportunistic pathogens and faecal indicators in drinking water associated biofilms in Cluj, Romania
Biofouling occurs without exception in all water systems, with undesirable effects such as biocorrosion and deterioration of water quality. Drinking water associated biofilms represent a potential risk to human health by harbouring pathogenic or toxin-releasing microorganisms. This is the first study investigating the attached microbiota, with potential threat to human health, in a public water ...
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Water monitoring as a safety feature for nuclear desalination
It is widely accepted that the general safety approach for nuclear facilities is valid for a Nuclear Desalination Plant (NDP), thus IAEA standards and guides are applicable. The coupling of a NDP should be designed with the safety objective of ensuring that it results in no adverse effect on the Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) safety. The first objective (provisions of barriers) is complied with by the ...
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Conductivity: A Fundamental Water Quality Parameter
Monitoring the conductivity of groundwater and surface water is an essential task for maintaining the quality and safety of our water resources. Continuous monitoring of conductivity can help identify long-term trends and seasonal variations in water quality, which are used to predict changes in water availability and quality over time. This can aid in the development of effective ...
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Safety in Drinking Water? Monitoring for Radioactive ContaminantsOnly Required Every Three, Six, or Nine Years per Federal Law
Current federal law requires testing of drinking water for radionuclides, “hazardous radioactive materials” every three, six, or nine years. The states have the option to increase testing frequency. [Federal Register Year 2000; page 76746. http://www.gpoaccess.gov/fr/retrieve.html] An incident of terrorism, accident, or improper disposal of radioactive materials will surely ...
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Setting the standards for headspace sampling by PID
Summary The responsiveness of PIDs to virtually all VOCs has seen them become the accepted tool for initial site entry assessment, ensuring optimal detection of unknown and often toxic or hazardous chemicals found at hazardous waste sites and chemical emergencies. The speed and accuracy of modern PID equipment means that many worker and community safety concerns during initial and ongoing ...
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Setting the standards for headspace sampling by PID
The responsiveness of PIDs to virtually all VOCs has seen them become the accepted tool for initial site entry assessment, ensuring optimal detection of unknown and often toxic or hazardous chemicals found at hazardous waste sites and chemical emergencies. The speed and accuracy of modern PID equipment means that many worker and community safety concerns during initial and ongoing operations can ...
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Harnessing Data for Sustainable Water Management: The Role of Water Quality Sensors
Water is a vital resource for sustaining life and supporting various ecosystems. However, the growing population and increasing industrialization have put immense pressure on water resources, leading to concerns about water scarcity and deteriorating water quality. To address these challenges, sustainable water management practices are essential. This article explores the role of water quality ...
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What is a Water Safety Plan?
Water is an essential basis in many industrial processes and a Water Safety Plan can prevent and manage threats to the water supply for those processes from the catchment to the process itself. Industries that use large quantities of water include brewery and carbonated beverage water; dairy industries; textile manufacturing; pulp and paper mills; oil and gas; the pharmaceutical industry and ...
By Coftec
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