24 Environmental Analysis Intelligent Monitoring Solution for Your Compressed Air System
AirVision from VP Instruments (The Netherlands) is the first intelligent monitoring solution for your compressed air system. It shows the condition of your system and gives you direct insight in your compressed air consumption, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Furthermore AirVision gives advice on how to improve your system.
The heart of the system is a central touch screen that provides an overview of the status and performance of your installation. You can see where optimisation is most rewarding, based on parameters like compressed air consumption, system pressure, dew point, air velocity, leakage and compressor performance.
AirVision can be implemented for every compressed air installation. Even when a compressor control system is replaced, AirVision will continue show your measurements and energy efficiency. AirVision is intelligent, it evaluates the quality of your compressed air system and gives tips for improvement. Also AirVision generates monthly reports with an overview of the compressed air consumption and where savings can be done.
Thus with AirVision you will have a powerful system at hand to monitor and improve your compressed air system. AirVision makes energy savings easy. Reader Reply Card no 79 EPA Federal Register Approval of Ion Chromatography for Total Cyanide Analysis
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing to add new and revised methods published by the EPA, voluntary consensus organisations such as ASTM International, and other commercial entities, for use in water quality monitoring. These changes and additional methods will provide increased flexibility to the regulated community and laboratories in their selection of analytical methods for use in Clean Water Act programs.
Dionex (USA) is pleased to announce that as part of a joint EPA/ASTM task force, Dionex has worked to implement new updates to expand choices available to laboratories for achieving compliance monitoring. This joint task force was created to simplify CN sampling and testing methods that sometimes result in false positives and false negatives in complex matrices. The EPA is proposing to add ASTM D2036-09 Standard Test Methods for Cyanides in Water, Test Method A Total Cyanide after Distillation. “The inclusion of ion chromatography and gas diffusion separation with amperometric detection as determinative steps (D2036-09, sections 16.5 and 16.6) will give users additional options to measure cyanide after distillation. Furthermore, these determinative steps can be used to mitigate interferences that have been associated with conventional colorimetric test methods.”
How does Merck help me keep food and water safe? Easy!
Our broad range of test materials are straightforward and intuitive to use – and they deliver reliable,
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That’s what’s in it for you. Merck Chemicals Reader Reply Card no 80
Systech Instruments and Illinois Instruments Merger and Launch of New Website
Systech Instruments and Illinois Instruments, leading manufacturers of gas analysis instrumentation are pleased to announce their upcoming merger. Since 1985 the two companies have worked closely together and this imminent merger will be of mutual benefit to their customers, representatives and employees worldwide. This merger will allow joint resourcing and efficiency of Research & Development, Manufacturing, Sales and Marketing and Servicing.
Bryan Cummings, Managing Director says, “The merger of Systech Illinois will reinforce the close working relationship of these two companies. We look forward to continuing to provide our customers with specialist help and support in gas analysis applications.”
The Spectroquant® Pharo 100 and Spectroquant® Pharo 300 spectrophotometers are programmed to work seamlessly with over 150 Spectroquant® test kits in water and food analysis.
In addition, to manufacturing operations in the UK and U.S, Systech Illinois have a sales and support facility in China and Thailand and over 100 dedicated representatives worldwide. The Systech Illinois range includes gas analysers for process industries, gas flushing of food, and permeation applications including the testing of oxygen permeation in packaging
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stands for the best BOC (UK) has to offer in speciality gases, equipment and high quality services. In a highly complex and specialised business sector, our vision is simple: we provide precisely what our customers need, whenever and however they need it.
HiQ® HYGROGEN2 RAPID AND EASY CALIBRATION The new HygroGen2 - humidity and temperature generator for efficient calibration
Based on AirChip3000 technology the HygroGen2 is extremely precise and with its user-friendly touch screen interface allows rapid set-point changes. HygroGen2 takes the calibration laboratory to the instrument or transmitter so that full system validation may be performed without the need to remove equipment from operation. Thanks to the significant calibration time saving possibilities, the HygroGen2 delivers a rapid return on investement.
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