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New optical fiber sensor detects arsenic in drinking water
The new sensor features an optical fiber and relies on an optical phenomenon called localized surface plasmon resonance, which enabled the detection of arsenic levels as low as 0.09 parts per billion (ppb).
Emerson helps oil and gas company meet emissions standards with new electric dump valves
These zero-emissions electric dump valves help producers comply with state regulations, reduce maintenance and boost productivity.
Understanding pH and its key industrial applications
pH values are a growing concern in food and beverage, pharmaceutical, agricultural and water industries. Consumers want to know what is acidic versus basic and how pH can affect the products they use, eat and drink.
Waterman S-6000 series heavy-duty sluice/slide gates from MPI
These gates are designed and constructed for long life in critical applications such as dams and rivers, tidal environments and wastewater treatment plants.
IPETRONIK publishes Sustainability Report 2024
The report provides a detailed overview of progress and objectives in the areas of environmental protection, resource management, social engagement, labor and human rights, as well as innovation and product management.
Temperature can affect pH measurements. Here’s how to compensate.
A slight difference in temperature can change the sample’s pH values, thereby causing significant measurement errors.
Mitsui Chemicals America, Inc. receives APR Design for Recyclability Recognition for ADMER RA105A recycling agent
The new additive improves the mechanical and optical properties of recycled films and also ensures process stability during extrusion with recycled content.
Climate change could overwhelm our sewers — Here’s how green infrastructure could help
A projected increase in combined sewer overflows calls for green infrastructure solutions in urban areas.
This water treatment plant is solar-powered
A 100 kW ground mounted solar system with a 27-kW rooftop system now powers this water treatment plant.
The role of polymer additions in concrete
Polymers can increase the strength, make the concrete more “green” and can decrease the mass of the final product. With these advantages in mind, material scientists are exploring all of the possible additives and how they may impact the structures of the future.
Materials innovations sparked from agricultural waste
Any time a waste stream can be converted into useful material, there is potential to make a profit as well as reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills. Because of this, research in reusing agricultural waste has become a growing field.
Forecasting US hydropower under climate change
The implications of future climatic trends for hydroelectric power capacity in the U.S. have been analyzed.
Artificial plants clear the air indoors
In addition to feeding on indoor carbon dioxide, these devices also generate a small amount of electricity.
A new floating drone to pick up microplastics with its teeth
During trials of the technology, the team reportedly achieved more than 80% recovery efficiency of microplastics like expanded polystyrene, polypropylene and polyethylene, among others.
Steel beams to sofas: The silent carbon sink of the technosphere
A large amount will end up in landfills, incinerated, or simply become litter.
Zero-water cooling for data centers
Microsoft plans to implement water-free cooling systems across its new data center developments.
The PrevEx Analyzer: Unmatched accuracy and safety for maximizing efficiency and profitability in industrial applications
The analyzer performs critical safety functions, protecting plant and personnel, while also providing the ability to increase productivity and profitability through process-control energy savings.
Well, well, well: AI's orphaned oil mission
AI needs to perform flawlessly across maps of varying terrains, colors, and from perfectly new, to brittle and discolored.
A renewable route to pumping water in the desert
Simulations optimized a system that combines solar panels, wind turbines, and battery storage to operate water pumping systems in Jordan.
Analyzers for smart and efficient chlorine measurement
The new analyzer family offers highly accurate and stable measurements for effective chlorine control.