0 Ensure Safe Wastewater Disposal
Specialist electrochemical sensor manufacturer Analytical Technology (UK) selected by Britannia Food Ingredients Ltd to ensure safe wastewater disposal. Located in Goole, England, Britannia Foods Ingredients formed in 1966 produces a range of speciality fats for the chocolate, confectionery, biscuit and snack food industries. Like all manufacturing companies, Britannia Foods must comply with strict regulations to ensure that trade effluent entering the public sewerage system is pre monitored to ensure it does not contain any harmful chemical levels.
Britannia Foods Ingredients trade effluent is handled by Yorkshire Water, who issue trade effluent consents relating to factors including the rate and maximum volume of the discharge, the temperature of the discharge and where the discharge may be made. The conditions of a trade effluent consent are set for a number of reasons including preventing the corrosion of sewer fabric, overloading of sewers and possible flooding of properties, blockage of sewers and hazardous situations involving employees conducting maintenance within the sewerage system.
In order to comply with its trade effluent consent and ensure protection of human health, Britannia Food Ingredients selected Analytical Technology’s Q45P AutoClean pH monitors and D15-76 monitor with an Air Blast AutoClean system to indicate water quality and the presence of suspended solids in its waste water stream. The D15-76 monitor has enabled Britannia Food Ingredients to realise turbidity measurements down to 0.001 Nephlometric turbidity units (NTU) and as high as 4000 NTU, eliminating the need for separate high and low ranges.
Britannia Foods Ingredients have found the pH and turbidity monitors to have overcome challenges associated with sensor fouling and are reliable, accurate and low maintenance. Richard Stockdale, Operations Manager at Britannia Food Ingredients explains: “Both monitors have enabled us to comply wit the stringent trade effluent consent criteria outlined by Yorkshire Water, providing reliability and giving us peace of mind that our effluent will not negatively impact upon the environment or the sewerage system. In addition to this, we have found the Analytical Technology instruments and controllers to be extremely easy to programme and set-up, with the whole implementation process taking less than two days.”
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Depth Discrete Monitoring
Water/Wastewater 15
Compact Photometer PF-3 for COD Analysis
As MACHERY-NAGEL is constantly working on adding new tests and versions to increase the breadth of the PF-3 line, they are pleased to present the newest version of their PF-3. Together with the proven NANOCOLOR®
test kits, the PF-3 is a perfect combination for cost-efficient COD analysis.
The COD concentration plays a major role for the assessment of waste water. As a sum parameter for the organic load within waste-water, COD is one of the most important parameters in waste water analysis. Amongst other things, the parameter is used for calculation and control of water purification in sewage plants.
With the new PF- 3 version, MACHERY-NAGEL offers a unique and mobile instrument for convienient COD analysis at low costs. Being able to evaluate even low range COD tests, the PF-3 is the ideal companion for various industrial applications and in-field analysis. The user-friendly and precise NANOCOLOR®
avoided, because the measurement is performed directly in the test tube.
Of course, even with the new version of the compact photometer PF-3, you benefit from convenient handling and comprehensive menu structure, as well as the handy and robust design. The instrument is water proof according to IP 68 and enables reliable performance even under extreme conditions. The unique “Open-Slot” technology allows to measure without cuvette slot cover, thus simplifying and speeding up your processes. Additional features such as an optional 0-measurement storage, multiple power supply options and a bright display add to the power and user friendliness of the PF-3
With the instrument´s USB interface, you can quickly transfer data or update the instrument, supply it with power or charge the (optional) accu- pack. As with all MACHERY-NAGEL photometers, they provide free of charge software packages to administer and manage your data. Using the USB interface, you can also add any additional tests that may be available for your specific version for free.
Solinst (Canada) Waterloo Multilevel Systems allow groundwater samples, hydraulic head and permeability measurements from many isolated zones in a single borehole. Flexible system allows users to place sampling pumps and pressure transducers exactly where needed. The Waterloo System has engineered seals, and is ideal for long term monitoring to 1000 ft (300 m). Providing accurate site characterisation and plume delineation in both bedrock and overburden applications.
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Thus, MACHERY-NAGEL can address customers´ future needs, enabling you to benefit from all the options of their systems without incurring unnecessary costs.
In the near future, more versions of the PF-3 will come to market, enabling additional applications in different areas and industries.
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