70 Water / Wastewater
Multiple levels of groundwater data at PFAS-contaminated sites
Myron L® Company’s Ultrameter II™ Delivers Fast, Lab-Accurate Readings
in a Handheld Instrument Ultrameter II instruments provide a comprehensive suite of in-situ water quality analysis tools that can replace more costly and less convenient laboratory equipment.
A true, one-handed instrument, model 4P delivers Conductivity, Resistivity, TDS, and Temperature readings quickly and easily with autoranging capabilities resulting in increased reading resolution across a broad range of applications.
The 4P also features three preprogrammed solution models: KCl; NaCl; and Myron L’s own 442 Natural Water™ Standard. Setting the instrument to the solution model that most closely matches the constituents of the analyte yields more accurate results than instrumentation programmed to a single standard. A User mode can also be programmed when sampling a known solution. The result is benchtop accuracy of ±1% of reading in a handheld instrument.
And the 4P is IP67 dust-tight and waterproof, NEMA 6 submersible, and buoyant. Wireless data transfer is possible with bluDock™ option.
Model 6PFCE includes all features of the 4P but adds the ability to measure pH, ORP, and Free Chlorine Equivalent (FCE ™).
pH readings are temperature compensated; you can choose to perform a 1-, 2-, or 3-point calibration depending on the range of samples measured to achieve ±.01 pH accuracy. The pH sensor is of a proprietary construction and includes a large potassium chloride solution reservoir for long life.
ORP measurements utilize a 99.9% pure platinum electrode and a reference junction that is shared with the pH sensor. ORP accuracy achieved is ±1 millivolt.
In addition, the 6PFCE
features a groundbreaking new way to determine Free Available Chlorine. Get empirical measurements of the chemical activity of a solution without the hassle and subjectivity of colorimetric and test-strip methods. The FCE function is the fast, accurate way to determine the killing power of free chlorine species in water. It employs a proprietary predictive ORP algorithm to determine free available chlorine levels at the actual pH of water, so you know your chlorine treatment is effective.
Calibration and maintenance are simple, and 6PFCE pH sensors are user replaceable making both Ultrameter II models user
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Solinst Model 403 CMT Multilevel Systems have been proven effective for monitoring PFAS- contaminated sites. As Solinst CMT Multilevel Systems monitor multiple depth discrete groundwater zones within a single borehole, they can provide the most accurate 3D assessment of a PFAS site. This is vital to understanding the vertical and horizontal transport of PFAS, delineating the PFAS plume and tracking changes in concentration. CMT is available with either 3 or 7 channels, with monitoring ports easily constructed at different depths in each channel. The 3-Channel CMT can be used in direct push installations. Both CMT Systems minimise site disturbance, are cost-effective and easy to install.
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Reagent-free disinfectant monitoring ensuring lower costs and
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reduced maintenance The Swan AMI Trides is a microprocessor-controlled instrument for the automatic and continuous measurement of disinfectants in potable water applications.
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The AMI Trides instrument utilises innovative amperometric measurement technology for the measurement of free active chlorine, chlorine-dioxide, ozone, bromine and iodine. The optional integrated pH sensor also ensures accurate automatic calculation of free chlorine in applications where the pH of the sample may vary. With no requirements for reagents and no requirements for membrane and electrolyte replacements, the AMI Trides ensures lower whole- life costs with signifi cantly reduced service and maintenance needs.
AMI Trides is reagentless and membrane-free thus signifi cantly lowering operating costs. This instrument offers automatic sensor cleaning and high zero point stabiliy both of which further reduce maintenance requirements. The device’s durable platinum sensor lasts the lifetime of the instrument which improves the AMI Trides’ longevity. With its integrated pH measurement, users are assured of accurate and reliable measurements and the instrument comes on a complete panel mounted system which means that installation and start up are quick and simple.
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The AMI Trides instrument is manufactured at the Swan Analytical Headquarters in Switzerland where each component is produced and assembled so that it is delivered as a complete sample panel mounted solution. Every Swan instrument is rigorously checked, tested and calibrated so that it is delivered ready for immediate operation.
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