Abstract:
Described is a lab-on-a-chip device and a method of employing a lab-on-a-chip device for determining the concentration of species present in the water.
Abstract:
A fluid quantification instrument is provided according to the invention. The fluid quantification instrument includes one or more sensor probes and meter electronics in communication with the one or more sensor probes. The meter electronics are configured to receive one or more raw fluid measurements from the one or more sensor probes, process the one or more raw fluid measurements using a predictive system model to produce one or more optimized fluid measurements, and determine one or more fluid quantifications using at least the one or more optimized fluid measurements.
Abstract:
An embodiment provides a cuvette apparatus including: a lid and a body, the body including a fluid channel disposed therein; and the lid including at least one opening aligned with a portion of the fluid channel, thereby providing access to the fluid channel in the body. Other aspects are described and claimed.
Abstract:
Apparatuses for analyzing total carbon and chemical oxygen demand in a sample are disclosed. Also disclosed is a method for analyzing carbon and chemical oxygen demand.
Abstract:
A test element (10) used to determine concentration levels of free and total chlorine in a water sample comprises a test pad (12) adhered to a substrate (14), wherein the test pad (12) is impregnated with a stabilized DPD solution. The test pad (12) is color responsive to different concentration levels of chlorine in the water and compared to a color chart to determine the level of free chlorine and/or total chlorine in the water. The stabilized DPD solution may include N,N-diethyl-p-phenylenediamine oxalate salt, a polymeric anhydride such as a methyl-vinyl anhydride and an organo-sulfate such as dimethyisulfone.
Abstract:
An electronic device for analyzing an aqueous solution may comprise a housing, one or more measurement circuits and a control circuit all arranged inside the housing. The housing may be configured to receive a test element. The one or more measurement circuits may be configured to produce one or more corresponding sets of measurement signals relating to an aqueous solution received on the test element. The control circuit may include a memory having instructions stored therein that are executable by the control circuit to process the one or more sets of measurement signals to determine one or more corresponding characteristics of the aqueous solution.
Abstract:
A process analysis system includes sensors and a processing system. The sensors monitor the process to generate sensor signals. The processing system processes the sensor signals to detect a deviation from a baseline for the process. The processing system generates a process vector for the deviation in response to detecting the deviation. The processing system compares the process vector to a plurality of library vectors to classify the deviation. In some examples, the process comprises a system that supplies water.
Abstract:
A self-contained petri dish container for growth of microorganism cultures. The petri dish container has a lid for the container which fits sufficiently snug to seal the container from contaminants, container pad for growth media containment positioned within the container and the container pad is made of sterile glass microfiber material, as opposed to conventional cellulose pads.
Abstract:
A method for removing sulfide from a liquid sample such as water in a test for arsenic. The method involves adding a strong oxidizing agent to the sample to oxidize the sulfide to sulfate, and then adding an organic amine to the sample to react with any remaining oxidizing agent.
Abstract:
An embodiment provides a method for measuring ozone in a sample, including: introducing an indigo-based indicator to a sample, wherein the sample contains an amount of ozone and the introducing causes a change in fluorescence intensity of the solution; introducing an ammonium salt to the sample; and measuring the amount of ozone in the sample by measuring the change in intensity of the fluorescence.