On Line Analyzers
HIGH QUALITY AND PRECISON DISSOLVED OXYGEN, pH, ORP, Conductivity, Chlorine and Chlorine Dioxide analyzers with immersion probes; special electrodes for pipes and tanks. Special versions for treatment plants, rivers, lakes etc. Special instruments for ultra-pure water at ppb level measures.
TOXICITY ANALYZERS: 5 instruments using different microorganisms (algae, Pseudomonas fluoresens or nitrifying bacteria, activated sludge, etc.) with different sensitivity levels for monitoring the influents into a treatment plant, or into a nitrification stage, or into a river and even tap water. The instruments are completely automatized thank to their professional computer and require only little maintenance.
AUTOMATIC ANALYZERS: based on photometrical principle or using ion selective electrodes for the continuous analysis of ammonium, nitrate, nitrite and also of all other substances, included heavy metals, which can be measured in laboratory through the same method. A Multi Analysis System can be assembled on request with a maximum of 4 potentiometric parameters and 3 - 4 photometrical parameters.
COMPUTER ANALYZERS for B.O.D.: functioning with the activated sludge of a biological treatment plant. Simultaneous measures of the influent B.O.D. and of the biomass endogenous respiration (correlation with suspended solids). Analysis results within few minutes. Innovative instrument suitable for the automation of the main functions of a biological treatment plant.
OIL IN WATER ANALYZERS: Instruments for effluent or process waters monitoring. Sensitivity of fraction of ppm. In sea version thousands of these instruments have been sold everywhere in the world where they are installed on the petrol tankers for continuous monitoring of ballast waste waters.
ALGAE AND CHLOROPHYLL ANALYZERS: Measuring device with a special fluorimeter with double wave lenght. Special versions for monitoring stations and for high depth measurements with suitable immersion sensor, able of selecting several classes of algae and indicating cancentration of each at different depths.
