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Xprt Product Applications In USA
11,148 applications found
A breakthrough treatment for anxiety attacks and PTSD symptoms. Freespira is the only FDA-cleared treatment device proven to reduce or eliminate panic attacks and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms. Unlike medication or talk therapy, in 28 days Freespira addresses the underlying breathing irregularities for individuals suffering from these debilitating anxiety conditions. Freespira’s at-home treatment is available to Veterans with VA ...
ByFreespira, Inc. based in  Kirkland, WASHINGTON (USA)
Groundwater hydrology is an interpretive science: we can’t observe the aquifers directly so we must interpolate and extrapolate our understanding from water-level measurements taken from observation wells. Stevens has expertise for measuring both water quantity and water ...
ByStevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc. based in  Portland, OREGON (USA)
GIS is a powerful tool for developing solutions for water resources such as assessing water quality and managing water resources on a local or regional scale. Hydrologists use GIS technology to integrate various data and applications into one, manageable system. The suite of tools contained in Arc Hydro facilitate the creation, manipulation, and display of hydro features and objects within the ArcGIS ...
ByEsri based in  Redlands, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Climate change makes for more extreme weather. The main reasons for this are wind and precipitation.That is why an increasing number of meteorological and hydrological monitoring networks are coming together. Global coverage with hydro-meteorological measuring technology is varied. Very old and very modern (new) measuring networks are used for climate monitoring worldwide. And there are still large gaps, for example on the ...
ByOtt - Veralto based in  Kempten, GERMANY
STS has been a hydrologist partner for many years, and through this work we have developed the experience to become specialists in the monitoring of river, lake and ground water levels. Measuring groundwater level is critically important for identifying long term trends, including declining water levels, saltwater intrusion, seasonal variations, aquifer recharge, artificial aquifer storage and recovery, and level status for drinking ...
BySTS Sensor Technik Sirnach AG based in  Sirnach, SWITZERLAND
The Early Warning System (EWS) integrates advanced weather radar precipitation data with a dynamic flood modeling system to generate high-resolution, real-time warning products. This system combines weather radar information with rain gauge stations to produce the most accurate precipitation estimates, which are then incorporated into the high-resolution WRF-Hydro flood prediction ...
ByRadiometrics Corporation based in  Frederick, COLORADO (USA)
You refine the fuel, we’ll remove the odors. Oil refineries and petrochemical plants may generate large volumes of odor from the processing and refining of different fuels. Sulfides, mercaptans, and hydrocarbon compounds are all closely related to the oil industry. The odors generated from these industrial compounds are of a high nuisance value and generally create concern among local air boards and the public. Ecosorb odor removal products may be used in a variety of areas around the refinery including ...
ByEcosorb by OMI Industries based in  Palatine, ILLINOIS (USA)
Aeration Process Introduction: Waste Water Treatment removes impurities and contaminants from a com¬munity's sewage utilizing a number of different processes and a variety of equipment. One of the processes is the use of surface aerated basins that use aerobic micro-organisms to remove 80 to 90% of organic matter in waste water. Oxygen concentration in the water basins is a critical factor to promote the optimum micro-organism growth rate needed to treat the water in the shortest amount of time. As a result, ...
ByKurz Instruments, Inc. based in  Monterey, CALIFORNIA (USA)
The water treatment issues confronting the Agriculture market today include an ever-increasing demand for irrigation water, compromised water quality, declining availability, and expanded goverment regulations. Water sources traditionally used for agricultural applications include groundwater, surface water, properly treated municipal and industrial wastewaters, as well as liquid manures stored in lagoons onsite at large dairy and swine operations. Dairy and CAFO manure storage, treatment, and handling regulation ...
ByLindsay Corporation based in  Omaha, NEBRASKA (USA)
Controlling and preventing the growth of microorganisms in a cooling tower is extremely important and required to keep the system running at optimal levels. The presence of microorganisms will cause the system to breakdown and decreases the efficiency of the heat transfer. Typically oxidizing biocides such as chlorine and bromine have been used to treat cooling water. Unfortunately these chemicals are highly reactive with other chemicals and microbiological species found in the water. Chlorine dioxide however is ...
ByApplied Oxidation LLC based in  Chattanooga, TENNESSEE (USA)
Because of its superior disinfection ability, many applications of chlorine dioxide have been found to be extremely beneficial in the dairy industry. Dosing the drinking water lines has led to the reduction in bacteria in the water and thus decreased the somatic cell count in the milk. Replacing iodine with chlorine dioxide as the active ingredient in teat dips has led to reduced mastitis cases. Using chlorine dioxide as a CIP agent in the milk line disinfection has brought a decrease in the E-coli count found in ...
ByApplied Oxidation LLC based in  Chattanooga, TENNESSEE (USA)
In broiler and layer farms, drinking water is often acidified to obtain a lower pH in order to stimulate the feed intake of the birds. However, doing so counteracts the efficacy of chlorine, since this most commonly used disinfectant requires a higher rather than a lower pH of the drinking water. Consequently, more chlorine is needed to compensate the diminishing effect caused by the organic acid, which in turn results in uncontrolled (over)dosing. With chlorine dioxide, nothing of this kind occurs since chlorine ...
ByApplied Oxidation LLC based in  Chattanooga, TENNESSEE (USA)
Chlorine dioxide has a number of advantages over other biocides commonly used in the fish and fish processing industry. Chlorine dioxide in solution can be added to water/ice that is used in processing and packing any fish. The slow release of chlorine dioxide gas from the water onto the surface of fish as the ice melts helps to prevent spoilage and odors during transport. It maintains the microbial quality of water even in presence of high organic load, thereby impacting upon quality maintenance and substantial ...
ByApplied Oxidation LLC based in  Chattanooga, TENNESSEE (USA)
Water is one of the single biggest raw materials used in meat processing, and its quality is of great importance to prevent contamination of food product. The use of contaminated water in the processing plant can spread infection across the whole food batch. This is a cause of serious concern to the food industry, consumers and regulatory bodies, besides that, it causes financial losses and food scare. Chlorine dioxide, a very powerful biocide, has a number of advantages over other products commonly used in the ...
ByApplied Oxidation LLC based in  Chattanooga, TENNESSEE (USA)
The Tarboro Water Treatment Plant, built from 1937 to 1938, serves approximately 14,000 people in Tarboro, NC, as well as some of the surrounding rural areas. Originally, the plant had rapid sand filters with a total capacity of 1.5 mgd. It was upgraded in 1958 increasing the plant’s capacity to 3 mgd. In 1979, the filters were converted to a dual-media consisting of a nine inch layer of filter sand beneath a twenty inch layer of filter anthracite, again doubling the capacity to 6 million gallons per day. ...
ByUnifilt Corporation based in  Wilkes-Barre, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Buckman offers chemicals to tissue makers to improve wicking and therefore absorbency, which is critical for towel grades. Absorbency is a key performance characteristic for toweling grades. The market for toweling products continues to demand increasing wet and dry tensile strength, which often has an inverse relationship with both absorbency rate and capacity. Additionally, the use of recycled fiber sources containing hydrophobic materials (such as sizing components) for the manufacture of toweling grades will ...
ByBuckman Laboratories International, Inc. based in  Memphis, TENNESSEE (USA)
Clean your paper mill systems while reducing corrosion, organic demand and toxicity with Buckman’s boilout chemical programs. Buckman deposit control and boilout programs include formulas specially created to reduce corrosion, organic demand and toxicity in your systems while providing superior ...
ByBuckman Laboratories International, Inc. based in  Memphis, TENNESSEE (USA)
Control charge demand and anionic trash in paper systems with Buckman’s charge control chemicals. Wet end chemistry is dominated by colloidal chemistry. Most chemical interactions occur at the component surfaces. Colloids often carry an electrical charge on their surfaces that results from the presence of anionic, or cationic groups. Because most molecular interactions in paper machine stock systems are surface-charge interactions, chemical additives must be carefully selected. The selected additives, plus ...
ByBuckman Laboratories International, Inc. based in  Memphis, TENNESSEE (USA)
Chemicals for deposit control, stickies control, boilouts and more help keep pulp and papermaking systems clean. From controlling stickies and wet end deposits on your paper machines to efficient boilouts and dryer felt cleaning, Buckman’s enzymatic and other advanced technologies help you improve worker safety, lower chemical costs and reduce downtime and ...
ByBuckman Laboratories International, Inc. based in  Memphis, TENNESSEE (USA)
International Dioxcide, a division of ERCO Worldwide, is a leading provider of chlorine dioxide technology, equipment and expertise to the oilfield.With over 70 years of chlorine dioxide experience, International Dioxcide (IDI) has been providing materials, equipment and application expertise thru a partnership program with leading field service companies including: Baker Hughes, Fountain Quail, Remote and others.Together we form the largest network of ClO2 providers in the O&G industry.Chlorine dioxide (ClO2) ...
ByInternational Dioxide Inc a division of ERCO Worldwide based in  North Kingstown, RHODE ISLAND (USA)