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The TD-4100 utilizes a non-fouling, non-contact flow cell which requires little to no maintenance, and uses fluorescence technology to accurately detect oil in water from low ppb to high ppm. For this application, the TD-4100 monitors oil in water at 1 to 5 ppm and signals an operator with an alarm when the concentration exceeds the high alarm relay ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
In any application of nuclear technology, the removal of particulate radioactive material from exhaust air or gases is essential in preventing dangerous exposure by facility personnel and surrounding communities. Nuclear power plants also require air cooling systems to maintain atmospheric temperatures for safe operations and in response to emergency shutdowns. ...
ByAmerican Air Filter Company, Inc. based in Louisville, KENTUCKY (USA)
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The overall efficiency of thermal power generation inherently depends on the & cold-end of the cycle, where the waste heat is dissipated by the heat sink: The cooling system of the power plant. This actually is the part of a power plant where Brentwood supports its customers and partners with its rich product portfolio ranges from all dry air-cooled condensers (ACC) and Heller Technologies to all ...
ByBrentwood Industries, Inc. based in Reading, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
The Situation: A municipal power plant in the southern United States operates more than 10 stationary power plant engines capable of producing 52 megawatts of electric power. ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Superior reliability for superior control! Biocide treatments are essential to control microbiological growth in cooling systems. If not properly managed, the warm environments of cooling systems are ideal for the growth of microorganisms. As microorganism communities grow in cooling systems, they can attach to pipe walls and form biofilms. These biofilms pose serious risks, from human health risks like Legionnaire's disease to reduced operating efficiency and eventually to equipment failure via microbiologically ...
ByLuminUltra Technologies Ltd. based in Fredericton, NEW BRUNSWICK (CANADA)