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Xprt Product Applications In North Carolina
768 applications found
One of the greatest problems facing the planet is the management, conservation and equitable distribution of fresh water supplies. The fresh water sources may be lakes, rivers or ground water aquifers, most of which are now under ...
ByHeron Instruments Inc. based in  Dundas, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Understanding the importance of soil continues to increase across various sectors. Soil monitoring and assessment are critical for a wide range of applications, including research, climate observation, water resource forecasting, groundwater management, stormwater control, agriculture, turf management for golf courses and sports fields, civil engineering, and property conservation. Integrating advanced soil measurement technologies with a commitment to environmental sustainability fosters resilience to climate ...
ByStevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc. based in  Portland, OREGON (USA)
Water resource management refers to the conservation, custody and transport monitoring of water as a natural resource. Measurements are made to quantify water for the purpose of protection, forecasting, management, lawmaking, enforcement, policymaking, resource allocation and public reporting. Stevens has been providing quality products for water management for over 100 ...
ByStevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc. based in  Portland, OREGON (USA)
AMS, Inc. has been a leading provider of high quality sampling equipment since 1942. AMS sampling equipment is primarily used for environmental, geotechnical, and remediation uses as well as soil, soil gas, and groundwater monitoring. In addition, AMS makes PowerProbe direct push/hollowstem auger drill rigs for environmental and geotechnical drilling activities. AMS also manufactures and offers direct push tooling, drilling equipment, accessories, and expendables for soil sampling, groundwater sampling and ...
ByAMS, Inc. based in  American Falls, IDAHO (USA)
All construction affects groundwater and a water management plan will be required. From deforestation to urbanisation, from holes to heaps and dams to drains, they all have an affect on the groundwater. Deforestation causes an increase in the rate of run off of rainwater resulting in lower percolation of precipitation into the soil and a consequent increase in soil erosion leading to slope instability, hence land and mud slides. The increased rate of run off can cause small streams and large rivers to rise ...
ByHeron Instruments Inc. based in  Dundas, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Pulsair Systems is a leading supplier of efficient mixing system for Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) for over 25 years. Our mixing process is more effective and energy efficient than mechanical top-entry agitators, side-entry agitators and other types of mixers that are expensive and require more maintenance and consume more ...
ByPulsair Systems, Inc based in  Bellevue, WASHINGTON (USA)
In crude oil refining, our technologies are successfully applied during plant turnarounds to remove pyrophoric iron sulfide scale, reducing the threat of exothermic reactions and toxic sulfide odor ...
ByCarus Group Inc. based in  Peru, ILLINOIS (USA)
A boiler is water containing vessel which transfers heat from a fuel source (oil, gas, coal) into steam which is piped to a point where it can be used to run production equipment, to sterilize, provide heat, to steam-clean, etc. The energy given up by the steam is sufficient to convert it back into the form of water. When 100% of the steam produced is returned to be reused, the system is called a closed system. Examples of closed systems are closed steam heating, hot water heating, and “one-pipe” ...
ByEnerac, LLC based in  Holbrook, NEW YORK (USA)





