An Optical Luminescent Dissolved Oxygen (DO) Sensor, made of CPVC, that measures at a range of 0.004–20mg/L (ppb).
 
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An Optical Luminescent Dissolved Oxygen (DO) Sensor, made of 304 Stainless Steel, that measures at a range of 0.004–20mg/L
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An Ultra-Low range Dissolved Oxygen (DO) Sensor with a an unmatched range of 0.4–2,000µg/L (ppb).
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Sulfite drop count test kit where 1 drop equals 2ppm or 10ppm as NA2SO3Â as a 25mL test. Sulfites are used to remove dissolved oxygen from treatment water
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Challenges of Dechlorination Control Chlorine breakthrough can negatively affect your process and increase your operational cost. For example, Reserve Osmosis CPA membranes have an estimated chlorine tolerance of 1,000 to 2,000 ppm-hours before a doubling in salt passage occurs. The 1,000 ppm-hours level correlates to a chlorine residual in the RO feedwater of only 0.038
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AI Critical Cooling Overview Data center cooling for artificial intelligence (AI) servers is a critical aspect of modern infrastructure, driven by the increasing computational demands of AI workloads. AI servers, particularly those running machine learning models and high-performance computing tasks, generate significant heat due to their dense configurations and high-power components, such as GPUs and
This kit contains a swiveling conduit mounting bracket and ball float-probe adapter assembly in 1” FNPT.
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A Technical Overview by Dr. Caibin Xiao The concepts of free chlorine and total chlorine are misleading and the cause for significant con-fusion in the water treatment industry. In this short paper, we would like to provide an overview of the underlying chemistry to understand the use of the terms related to the measurement and
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