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Two unbalances (shown here as arrows) can have the same size, but their angular position is offset by precisely 180° to each other. This unbalance distribution cannot be detected by knife edges as with static unbalance, because the rotor does not take up a unique position at rest. The rotating rotor executes a wobbling movement about its vertical axis (perpendicular to the axis of rotation), because the two unbalances exert a moment. Ergo, this type of unbalance distribution is called couple (moment) ...
ByDatatechnic S.A.S. based in  Uxegney, FRANCE
A real rotor does not only have a single unbalance, theoretically it has an infinite number arbitrarily distributed along the axis of rotation. These can be replaced with two resulting unbalances (shown here as arrows) in two random planes, which generally have different sizes and angular positions. As this unbalance condition can only be fully determined during rotation, it is called dynamic unbalance. It can be broken down into a static unbalance and a couple unbalance, whereby one or the other can be the ...
ByDatatechnic S.A.S. based in  Uxegney, FRANCE
Water is often used as a product, or as part of the manufacturing process. In many industrial applications, processes are chemical (chlorine) intolerant, and UV is widely adopted. atg UV Technology engineers will be pleased to discuss solving disinfection problems with you. As well as a powerful disinfectant, UV is used to remove chlorine, chloramines, ozone, bromine, and a wide variety of contaminants from industrial process water. Within micro-electronics facilities for example, UV is used to remove Total ...
Byatg UV Systems - a brand by EVOQUA Water Technologies LLC based in  Wigan, UNITED KINGDOM
Industry has had to respond to the requirements of progressive environmental legislation such as the Urban Waste Water Directive, IPC, IPPC and now the EPR (Environmental Permitting Regulations). As successive legislation becomes more stringent, discharge consents have been progressively tightened, and the need for self-regulation has become more important. As a consequence, on-line instrumentation has been installed throughout waste-water industry to continuously to provide trade discharge monitoring and perform ...
ByPollution & Process Monitoring Ltd based in  Sevenoaks, UNITED KINGDOM
Ozone is an allotropic form of oxygen; each molecule contains three atoms of oxygen instead of the usual two. Ozone is a powerful disinfectant and has been used commercially for the treatment of potable water since 1904. It is produced on site in the same way that ozone is formed naturally, by the discharge of electricity during a thunderstorm. A high voltage is passed across a gas stream containing oxygen. This method of ozone generation is called corona discharge. The energy of the high voltage splits an ...
Byatg UV Systems - a brand by EVOQUA Water Technologies LLC based in  Wigan, UNITED KINGDOM
Chemical purity of water is assessed for a wide variety of different chemicals depending on the type of water and applicable local legislation. Chemical analysis of water can include testing for nitrogen compounds, dissolved heavy metals, and total and dissolved organic carbon. Common water monitoring applications include: Determination of suspended solids in waterusing for example glass fiber filters. Chemical analyses of for example heavy metals, dissolved organic carbons (DOC), and ions. Microbiological ...
ByCytiva based in  Marlborough, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
All surface waters contain varying amounts of naturally occurring organic acids. The most commonly encountered being tannic and humic. These substances have varying molecular weights and varying amounts of carboxylic functionality. There has been much interest in the removal of these substances from drinking water supplies due to their tendency to form THM's when chlorinated. They can be removed effectively by use of anion exchange resins operated in the chloride form. Because the organics can be removed by ...
ByPuriTech Bvba based in  Herentals, BELGIUM
Problem: Organic matter (UV254/TOC) in drinking water can react with chlorine to form harmful disinfection by-products (DBPs). Some removal of TOC is achieved through the conventional drinking water treatment processes, while carbon absorption may be used to further enhance the removal of TOC prior to chlorine ...
ByUviTec, part of ABB (Formerly Real Tech Inc.) based in  Whitby, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Oil & Gas is a multi-trillion dollar industry that continues to fuel our world’s economic engine. Getting this resource from the ground to its final destination is a complex process with many steps along the way. Heat recovery can improve process efficiencies and get more product to ...
ByEchogen Power Systems based in  Akron, OHIO (USA)