Analytical Instruments News

  1. Department Of Environmental Conservation Releases Reports On PFAS Chemicals 2/5/2020

    The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) released several per- and polyfluorinated substances (PFAS) reports today.

  2. Microplastics From Ocean Fishing Can 'Hide' In Deep Sediments 1/29/2020

    Microplastic pollution in the world’s oceans is a growing problem, and most studies of the issue have focused on land-based sources, such as discarded plastic bags or water bottles.

  3. Endress+Hauser Releases Liquiphant FTL51B And FTL41 Point Level Instruments 1/16/2020

    Endress+Hauser releases Liquiphant FTL51B and FTL41 vibrating fork (vibronic) level instruments.

  4. Hyde Marine Announces That Hyde GUARDIAN-US™ Ballast Water Treatment System Has Been Submitted For USCG Type Approval 1/9/2020

    Hyde Marine, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Calgon Carbon Corporation, has announced that they have successfully submitted their application for U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) Type Approval of the Hyde GUARDIAN-US product in accordance with the requirements of 46 CFR 162.060-14.

  5. A New Way To Remove Contaminants From Nuclear Wastewater 12/19/2019

    Nuclear power continues to expand globally, propelled, in part, by the fact that it produces few greenhouse gas emissions while providing steady power output.

  6. Sourcewater Awarded By Frost & Sullivan For Its Digital Water Intelligence Platform For The Energy Industry 12/3/2019

    Based on its recent analysis of the North American upstream oil and gas (O&G) water supply chain market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Sourcewater, Inc. with the 2019 North American Enabling Technology Leadership Award for providing the most comprehensive water and disposal intelligence platform in the oilfield water supply chain space.

  7. ABB Optimizes Efficient Water Usage And Treatment With Launch Of New Analytical Transmitter 10/30/2019

    ABB has expanded its digital analytical measurement range of solutions with the launch of the AWT420 transmitter.

  8. Federal Studies: Oil Waste Fluid Contaminated California Groundwater 10/3/2019

    Oil industry waste fluids containing benzene and other toxic chemicals have migrated into California’s groundwater through multiple pathways at sites in Kern County, west of Bakersfield, federal experts have discovered.

  9. GoAigua Integrates A New Solution For Efficient Sewerage Management 10/3/2019

    GoAigua is committed to advanced sewerage management and invests in a new technological solution for monitoring sedimentation levels and detecting deficiencies in the sewerage system.

  10. Researchers Find Antibiotic Resistant Genes Prevalent In Groundwater Samples In Southern California 10/3/2019

    With climate change’s undeniability comes not only increasing water shortages, but longer periods of drought. As policymakers look urgently to wastewater recycling to stem the gap in water resources, the question is not whether or not reuse is necessary—it is—but how best to approach it.