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Xprt Product Applications In Nova Scotia
68 applications found
Neuson machines can make use of their advantages particularly in forests with a great deal of undergrowth (e.g. in spruce forests with hornbeam). Due to their manoeuvrability undergrowth can also be cut, even if these trees are often bent and ...
ByNeuson Forest GmbH based in Linz, AUSTRIA
360° rotatable upper carriage. Perfect view. Powerful parallel crane: The compact design, the great stability and the powerful parallel crane distinguish this machine when it comes to reclaiming damaged wood. When you are harvesting uprooted trees for the most part it’s only possible to retrieve tree trunks that are located all over the place in a cost-effective manner by using a harvester chain. Utilisation of the machine in the 360° swivel range is an essential ...
ByNeuson Forest GmbH based in Linz, AUSTRIA
Among the various industrial treatment options available for heavy metal reduction, few are simple, proven, affordable, and reliable as the selective adsorption treatment technology offered by AdEdge Technologies. AdEdge provides a line of pre-engineered, packaged industrial wastewater treatment systems designed for removal of heavy metals from groundwater and industrial wastewater using a variety of adsorption media ...
ByChartWater™ - A Chart Industries Company based in Duluth, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
AdEdge provides treatment systems for for Uranium removal using AD92 an anion exchange media that is ideal for use in potable water as well as non-potable and environmental remediation applications for removal of naturally occurring uranium. The high efficiency AD92 can selectively remove the negatively charged uranium anion (most often in the form of uranyl carbonate) to below the existing EPA MCL of 30 ug/L. The AdEdge AD92 systems can deliver the needed performance in two ways: (1) via regeneration type systems ...
ByChartWater™ - A Chart Industries Company based in Duluth, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Sulfates and hydrogen sulfide are both common nuisance contaminants. Although neither is usually a significant health hazard, sulfates can have a temporary laxative effect on humans and young livestock. Sulfates also may clog plumbing and stain clothing. Hydrogen sulfide produces an offensive 'rotten egg' odor and taste in the water, especially when the water is ...
ByChartWater™ - A Chart Industries Company based in Duluth, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Most nitrogenous materials in natural waters tend to be converted to nitrate, so all sources of combined nitrogen, particularly organic nitrogen and ammonia, should be considered as potential nitrate sources. Primary sources of organic nitrates include human sewage and livestock manure, especially from feedlots. The primary inorganic nitrates which may contaminate drinking water are potassium nitrate and ammonium nitrate both of which are widely used as fertilizers. According to the Toxics Release Inventory, ...
ByChartWater™ - A Chart Industries Company based in Duluth, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral in the soil in some areas of the country. It can leach into the drinking water supply. At low levels, it is not considered to be harmful. In fact, many water treatment plants add fluoride to the water because fluoride has been shown to help decrease tooth decay. However, higher levels can be hazardous to our ...
ByChartWater™ - A Chart Industries Company based in Duluth, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Turbidity is a measure of the loss of light transmittance through a liquid due to suspended particles. The more particles in the water, the murkier it looks or the higher the turbidity. This is a measure of the quality of the water. It is measured in units called Nephelometric Turbidity Units (NTU). Turbidity can be caused by run off after a heavy rain as erosion washes soil into a river or lake. It is often increased in the spring and fall when the water temperature at different levels in a lake change causing a ...
ByChartWater™ - A Chart Industries Company based in Duluth, GEORGIA (US) (USA)