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Algae degrade water quality: Some algal species that grow in drinking water reservoirs produce toxins (geosmin & MIB), resulting in bad taste and foul odors. These toxins can also cause illnesses in humans and animals. If not treated at the source, algae are likely to end up in treatment plants, clogging filters and pipes. This raises concerns about water quality and safety, can cause service interruptions during treatment, or even operational ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
Air emissions attributed to animal agriculture consist of odorous and gaseous compounds as well as particulate matter associated with manure and animal management While localized problems associated with odor tend to get highlighted, gaseous compounds that get released into the atmosphere, such as ammonia and bioaerosols, plus wastewater runoff are becoming major regulatory issues and producers are now being forced to look at more effective measures of treatment and ...
ByMicronomix, LLC based in Ocala, FLORIDA (USA)
Measurement of water quality in coastal regions and estuaries is critical in the characterization of hypoxic ‘dead zones’ as a result of nutrient loading and algal blooms in the water bodies. Sediment loading analysis through turbidity measurement is also important for coastal trend identification and modeling. Hydrolab and Sea-Bird Scientific offer a variety of multiparameter water quality instrumentation and nutrient sensors for long-term coastal applications. Sea-Bird Scientific water quality ...
ByOtt - Veralto based in Kempten, GERMANY
Reduce algae to improve the water quality. Treated wastewater usually contains high levels of nutrients that can cause algal blooms on the water surface of storage ponds. An excess of algae can increase levels of pH, BOD and TSS, making reuse or discharge of the water difficult. Control algae with LG Sonic ultrasound to have higher quality water that is safe to release back in the ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
Prevent taste and odour problems. The performance of drinking water treatment plants is consistent with the amount of contamination in the water. Growth of algae and biofouling in a treatment plant can cause various problems within the process including: clogging of intake screens, fouling of weirs, increased chlorine demand, tastes/ odours, and the release of toxins. Control algae, cyanobacteria and fouling efficiently with LG Sonic ultrasound to reduce taste and odor problems in the water treatment ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
The Situation: Plankton biomass in sea water can be variable by season, weather and other uncontrollable conditions. Industrial plants with sea water intake can be affected by high plankton concentrations. Reverse osmosis desalination systems can have high differential pressure, and when treated with chlorine, can have high disinfection byproducts in the membrane permeate. Chlorophyll A is the primary pigment in algae. Its measurement in sea water is an effective method of tracking total plankton concentration. In ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
CSignum’s HydroFi Modem (HyFi Modem) provides coastal and ocean observers and researchers with near real-time data that is transmitted wirelessly and automatically on a wider scale than has ever been possible before. The HyFi Modem is ideal for virtually any deployment as it works with standard sensor, communication and electrical interfaces, as well as any subsea, and bi-directionally through the water-air boundary application. ...
ByCSignum based in Livingston, UNITED KINGDOM