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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 which use the media to remove the uranium with periodic regeneration using NaCl brine; or (2) as a “throw away” discardable media, which can be discarded when spent. ...
ByChartWater™ - A Chart Industries Company based in Duluth, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
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Whether you’re working with beets or cane, chances are the water you use needs some specialized attention. Our wastewater treatment experts have the experience you can rely on and the range of tools required to build an aeration system that delivers oxygen to your water more durably and efficiently, with low operations and maintenance costs that allows your team to devote more of your time and money to your ...
ByEnvironmental Dynamics International (EDI) - Axius Water based in Columbia, MISSOURI (USA)
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In a competitive industry like pulp and paper, you can’t afford an inefficient aeration system that subtracts from your bottom line and needs constant maintenance just to keep you in compliance. EDI’s aeration experts have helped numerous other pulp and paper manufacturers by choosing from our unique tools to create wastewater treatment that is simple to operate, reliable over the long haul, and efficient to keep more paper in your ...
ByEnvironmental Dynamics International (EDI) - Axius Water based in Columbia, MISSOURI (USA)
AN0019 – Measuring Isotopic CO2 and CH4 Soil Flux with the Picarro G2201-i ...
ByEosense Inc based in Dartmouth, NOVA SCOTIA (CANADA)
AN0016 – Automated multi-species flux measurements with eosAC and Gasmet DX4015/4040 Portable FTIR Gas Analyzers ...
ByEosense Inc based in Dartmouth, NOVA SCOTIA (CANADA)
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)