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Featured Articles
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Verify Fluid Flow To Your Analyzer And Keep Your Plant Running
By Sam Kresch, Product Manager, Fluid Components International (FCI)
No matter how sophisticated a fluid analyzer system may be, it will be ineffective if a sample flow fails to reach the analyzer sensor or if the sample is contaminated or stale.
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Seepage Water Treatment: ZS Screw Blower Supplies Bacteria With Air
By Atlas Copco Compressor
In the seepage water treatment installation at the Münster waste management center, a screw blower from Atlas Copco supplies aerobic bacteria with air. The low-maintenance technology and the integrated frequency inverter were the deciding factors to use the energy efficient ZS 55+ VSD.
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Monitoring Organics In Water For Reuse
By Real Tech Inc.
Water is used in many industrial processes for a wide variety of applications, including washing, diluting, cooling, heating, transporting, sanitizing, and processing.
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Reducing Perchlorates: A Comparison Of Hypochlorite Options
By James P. Brennan, Arch Chemicals, Inc.
Switching from gas chlorine to sodium hypochlorite is no panacea. Now, adding to the burden is the proposed U.S. EPA regulation for perchlorate. Considering the factors that lead to excessive perchlorate formation, switching to calcium hypochlorite provides utilities another key advantage.
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Consultant's Corner
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Arsenic Removal: 10 Years Of Lessons
By Lee Odell, CH2M HILL, and Sam Perry, Water Treatment Engineer, Washington State Department of Health
Since the U.S. EPA established the final arsenic primary drinking water maximum contaminant level (MCL) of 10 ug/L, which became effective February 22, 2002, many research projects, health effects studies, and deployments of new technologies have been completed. The purpose of this article is to try to summarize the key findings from the past 10 years of industry work on arsenic removal.
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