Spotlight Environmental Analysis & Water Testing Replacement Cartridges for Competitor Water


SG Water can offer a wide range of replacement cartridges to fit most competitor water systems. Their cartridges feature high quality resin and ion exchange capacity; unique diffuser design to maximise resin utilisation, and removal efficiency; vacuum packaging for maximum shelf life; and lower replacement costs.


filters require no electricity and can produce water quality of up to 18 megohm. Convenient colour change indicates exhaustion. Applications range from humidifiers, ice machines, environmental chambers, automotive corrosion testing, to steam lines for food industry, and power plants.


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Further on SG Water offers a line of economical modular DI cartridges that operate on tap water pressure to produce high quality water for basic laboratory applications. The IWT®


Free Feed Water Analysis


Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc has introduced the free Thermo Scientific H2O SELECT Water Testing Programme, providing total confidence for scientists with their pure water applications. For over


125 years, Thermo Scientific Barnstead pure water systems have been a trusted resource for both science and industry. Thermo Fisher Scientific now offers the most comprehensive line of laboratory water purification systems available from one company, which is enhanced by the no obligation H2O SELECTTM


water testing programme.


The H2O SELECT programme analyses feed water to generate a customised summary and system recommendation based on the


quality of the feed water, the laboratory applications it is used for and the daily water demand and budget. An estimated life expectancy of consumables is also included to help project system operation costs. The free water testing kit is very easy to use: simply fill the bottle with a feed water sample, complete the brief form and send it back to the Thermo Scientific water experts for in-depth analysis. The Thermo


Scientific H2O SELECT water analysis programme provides expertise for complete confidence in pure water applications.


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Handheld and Inline Instrumentation for Water Quality Control Conductivity • Resistivity • TDS • pH • ORP • Temperature


Measure, monitor and control water quality parameters critical in process control with Myron L instrumentation and accessories. Myron L manufactures high quality handheld meters and inline monitor/controllers that are accurate, reliable and simple to use.


Myron L handheld meters are ideal for fast on-the-spot testing. Myron L manufactures digital handhelds that feature advanced microelectronics for lab-accuracy, easy keypad calibration, memory capacity and a waterproof case.


Ultrameter II™ Series instruments feature autoranging capability that delivers precise results across diverse applications for up to 6 parameters: Conductivity, Resistivity, TDS, pH, ORP and Temperature. Store up to 100 measurements in memory then download to your computer using the optional uDock™ accessory package for easy data entry, analysis and reporting.


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THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS.


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TechPro II™ Series instruments measure up to 4 parameters: Conductivity, TDS, pH and Temperature. All TechPro IIs have a 20- measurement memory capacity.


Our analogue DS/pDS Meters™ measure up to 2 of the following parameters: Conductivity or Resistivity, TDS and pH. DS/pDS Meters are available in a variety of ranges.


Use Myron L inline monitor/controllers to establish and maintain solution concentrations within setpoints for Conductivity, Resistivity, TDS, pH, ORP and Temperature. Myron L monitor/controllers are available in numerous ranges with options and accessories added to meet your specific requirements.


Keep instruments operating at peak performance with Myron L NIST-traceable pH buffers, conductivity standards and storage solutions.


Myron L instruments are built to last: Some have been in continuous use for over 40 years. And we stand behind our products with lifetime service and technical support.


TAKE ACCURATE, LIGHT SPEED READINGS OF UP TO 6 PARAMETERS WITH A SINGLE INSTRUMENT: CONDUCTIVITY, RESISTIVITY, TDS, pH, ORP/REDOX & TEMPERATURE


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Arup and the Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) are moving ahead with their efforts to develop pioneering engineering systems to scale up a novel idea that could revolutionise carbon capture.


The organisations have developed a system of using algae, which draws on the carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted by power stations and factories. It closes the carbon cycle, using wastes to produce environmentally friendly bio-based products, reducing our


reliance on fossil fuels and artificial chemicals in crop growth.


Rising emissions of CO2 are causing a major environmental problem. If successful, the new system, developed using the combined expertise of CPI and Arup, will allow the biomass from the algae to be recycled and used to produce a wide variety of products. These could provide an additional source of revenue to offset carbon capping investment, and they include: bioethanol – which can be used as a motor fuel; biopharmaceuticals; the biofuel methane rich biogas – reducing dependence on fossil fuels; and rich compost, a non-chemical soil conditioner for crop production. The idea first originated during through Arup's work on carbon capture and research into food technologies for the Dongtan eco-city project. It has been further developed with process and systems engineers from the CPI. Peter Head, Director and Global Head of Planning at Arup, said: “The use of algae in this way could have a vast impact on the environment. It not only has the potential to reduce the carbon dioxide that power plants emit by 70 to 80% - improving their carbon footprint. The algae could potentially provide an alternative source of fuel in itself, and through its by-products, a new revenue stream to support investment in carbon capture technologies.” The idea was unveiled at the ‘Breakthroughs for the 21st Century’ event hosted by the Sustainable Development Commission. The event was held at the Royal Horticultural Halls, London attended by His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales.


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