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Control of high radioactivity levels can be done only with dedicated instruments able to measure radiation up to 300 ...
ByBertin Technologies based in Montigny-le-Bretonneux, FRANCE
“Efficiently lowers algae, biofilm formation, bacterial counts and chemical consumption.” When temperatures are high, for example in cooling towers, a matrix of different microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, EPS and algae can grow very rapidly. The disadvantages of biofilm formation in cooling towers can be enormous. Therefore water used in cooling towers needs frequent treatment and chemical shocks to keep levels of micro-organisms to a ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
SenZ2 provides a complete solution to optimise the waste collection process. Highly accurate insights are given on container fill-levels with the unique LEVELRADAR™. This reliable source of information, together with the route optimisation application will result in direct operational cost savings. Beside, complaints about full containers can be avoided effectively. Through a significant reduction in emissions, road wear, vehicle wear, noise pollution and work hours, SenZ2 provides cities as well as ...
ByStaal Instruments BV based in , NETHERLANDS
If industrial wastewater entering a treatment works contains toxic components the rate of biodegradation will be inhibited or stop completely. This can result in failed consents and will certainly give rise to operational problems. Visible indications include deflocculation, bulking and the appearance of filamentous bacteria. Sometimes, there are no visible effects. When the sludge bacteria are inhibited, there is the possibility of toxicity carryover in the effluent that is discharged to receiving waters. With ...
ByStrathkelvin Instruments Limited based in North Lanarkshire, UNITED KINGDOM
Water companies, water authorities or publicly-owned treatment works (POTW) need to have some knowledge of the composition of the wastes they it receive. In addition to testing for ammonia and BOD or COD levels, treatment works can license industrial discharges on the basis of concentrations of some of the known toxic compounds. ...
ByStrathkelvin Instruments Limited based in North Lanarkshire, UNITED KINGDOM