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Complete chlor-alkali units up to 20 TPD. On-line analyzers for chlorine process. Sulfate removal by nano-filtration. pPTFE membrane filtration. ...
ByTechlink Associated International Engineers based in Villeneuve d’Ascq, FRANCE
In response to the complexity of the causes of air pollution, the combination of wind lidar, Raman and Mie scattering aerosol lidar, particulate flux lidar, ozone lidar and other equipment can not only monitor the distribution characteristics of particulate matter, spatial changes in ozone concentration, and dynamic evolution of the wind field in real time, but also deeply analyze the complete process of various pollutants, including sand and dust, from the source to the ...
ByQingdao Leice Transient Technology Co., Ltd. based in Qingdao, CHINA
Some metal processing applications necessitate moisture monitoring and analysis. For example, when analyzing metal powders to ensure that specific parameters can be reproduced for future ...
ByMAC Instruments based in Sandusky, OHIO (USA)
Our field-proven and innovative solutions enable our customers to control their current machining processes, while providing the insight to analyze and solve manufacturing challenges as they ...
ByZygo Corporation - AMETEK, Inc based in Middlefield, CONNECTICUT (USA)
The emissions of the PFC compounds into the ambient air are reduced by scrubbing of the exhaust gases from the process. In this process, the Gasmet™ FTIR Gas Analyzers can be used to measure the emissions into the atmosphere and also monitor the efficiency of the scrubbers. ...
ByGasmet Technologies - a Nederman company based in Vantaa, FINLAND
During the manufacturing process, cosmetic products need to be chemically analyzed to ensure conforming to product specification and safety regulations, as well as achieving cost-effectiveness in the manufacturing process. ...
ByXenemetrix Ltd. based in Migdal Haemek, ISRAEL
Many producers of iron and steel are struggling with unstable content of such elements as Si, Ca, Al, Mg, C etc. in iron ore, sinter, fluxes, coal and other raw materials, as their use in the production process not only lead to customer claims due to lower and unstable quality of sinter, pellets, iron and steel, but may also significantly increase production costs, i.e. coke and energy consumption in sintering and blast furnace production. Thanks to continuous control of Fe, SiO2, CaO, MgO, Al2O3 ...
ByLyncis based in Vilnius, LITHUANIA