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PM 2500 XRD
User Manual | PDF
File (539 KB)
The monitor provides a sensitive indication of very low
concentrations of particulate impurities in a flowing
water sample. It is especially suitable for particles
greater than 1 micron in size and can be over 100 times
more sensitive than conventional nephelometric turbidimeters. |
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A New Method
for Detecting Condenser Leaks | PDF
File (4,869 KB)
Anyone involved with steam water operations in power plants
appreciates the significance of cooling water leakage
into returned condensate. The severity of problems caused
escalates with higher boiler operating pressures, primarily
due to very sensitive chemistry “balance”
needed to prevent tube deposits, corrosion, and or metal
cracking. |
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A Simple Particle
Monitor for Low-Turbidity Waters | PDF
File (2,735 KB)
There is increasing concern over low levels of particulate
contaminants in drinking water and turbidities well below
1 NTU are the goal of many treatement plants (1). In some
cases, a turbidity of less than 0.1 NTU can be achieved,
with a well-operating plant. |
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EPA
Letter | PDF
File (579 KB)
...The particle counter was connected to the effluent
stream of a dual media filter. The filter was monitored
for turbidity and particle counts while the particle monitor
was being used. At the time the particle monitor was connected,
the dual media filter was being used in the direct filtration
mode. The source water was a low turbidity water that
we added a coagulant into, rapid mixed the water, and
then flocculated before challenging the filter. |
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Monitoring
Water Filtration Processes | PDF
File (1,189 KB)
Filtered
Water is routinely monitored for particles, usually by
turbidiy measurements. In recent years, concern over certain
parasitic protozoa water has led to the use of more sensitive
particle monitoring techniques. Although particle counting
instruments are suitable for such purposes, it is shown
that a simpler, but very sensitive technique, based on
turbidity fluctuations, may also be acceptable. |
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A
System for Minimizing Legionella
Concentration in Water Systems|
PDF File (1.3 MB)
The term “Legionnaires’
disease” was coined in 1976 after a respiratory
disease outbreak among attendees at a convention in Philadelphia
held by the American Legion of Pennsylvania... |
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Optimizing
Pretreatment |
PDF File (2,322 KB)
The old axiom of "garbage
in - garbage out" has signicance, even in high-purity
and industrial water treatment processes... |
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Optimizing
Pretreatment Key to Boiler Feedwater Quality |
PDF File (1.98 MB) Updated
05/04!!
Maintaining boiler feedwater
(BFW) quality is essential to the effecient and reliable
operation of a boiler system. |
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PM2500XRD
Membrane Fouling Monitor Datasheet
| PDF File (66 KB)
The Membrane Fouling Monitor
is a sensitive low-maintenance device that alerts operators
to the presence of particulate contaminants allowing corrective
action to be taken at the pretreatment system before the
membranes are fouled or damaged. |
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PM2500XRD
Condensate Monitor
| PDF File (50 KB)
The
Condesate Monitor is a sensitive, reliable, and low-maintenance
device that alerts operators to the presence of process
contaminants, allowing corrective action to be taken before
the feedwater / condensate enters
the boiler. |
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PM 2500 Datasheet
| PDF File (601 KB)
Conventional
Treatment..Direct Filtration..High Rate/Slow Sand..Membrane
Technology... |
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PM 2500 Operator
Manual (Older
Model)
| PDF File (453 KB)
The monitor provides a sensitive indication of very low
concentrations of particulate impurities in a flowing
water sample. It is especially suitable for particles
greater than 1 micron in size and can be over 100 times
more sensitive than conventional nephelometric turbidimeters... |
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PM 3500 PS
Datasheet (Older
Model)
| PDF File (803 KB)
The instrument uses a unique
technique called Dyanamic Light Obscuration (DLO)... |
