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BioTector TOC Analyzer
Designed to withstand corrosive environments, BioTector TOC Analyzer is housed in a FRP enclosure with dual compartment to keep all electronic components separate from the "wet" or analysis section.
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Biotector TN (Total Nitrogen) Analyzer
The TN, or Total Nitrogen, Analyzer is an additional analysis available from the BioTector range of products. When the BioTector oxidizes organic carbon compounds (for TOC measurement) it also oxidizes bound (organic and inorganic) nitrogen compounds and ammonium compounds into nitrate (NO3-).
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Biotector TP (Total Phosphorous) Analyzer
The TP, or Total Phosphorous, Analyzer is an additional analysis tool available from the BioTector range of products. When the BioTector oxidizes organic carbon compounds for TOC measurement, it also reduces phosphorus compounds (with the exception of poly-phosphates) to orthophosphates (PO4-).
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Vacuum Sampler
The BioTector vacuum sampling system is designed to bring water over a distance of 40 meters with a maximum lift of 6 meters, and to present the sample to the BioTector TOC analyzer or alternative water analyser at ambient pressure.
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TOC Success with Salt Samples
The wastewater from the Dursban® Plant of the Dow Chemical Company Ltd. (UK), has a high salt content which typically ranges from 1% to 5%. A TOC analyzer was required that would work continuously while analysing water with a high salt concentration. After a short trial period, a BioTector 970 was permanently installed and has been in operation since April 1997.
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BioTower Effluent Treatment Control Systems
The BioTector 970 eliminates emissions from Bio-tower Effluent Treatment Control Systems
- On-line time >99% since installation in March 1997, even with high fat concentrations in the sample stream
- Bio-tower cod loading controlled to maximise operational efficency
- Bio-tower emmissions economically and effectively eliminated
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Successful Measurement of TOC in Surface Water
The successful measurement of TOC in surface water at airports presents several challenges:
- The water levels can vary dramatically, from high in wet weather to low in the summer months.
- The TOC analyzer must be able to cope with the wide variety of chemicals used for de-icing, and also the particles found in surface water...
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