Ammonia as Nitrogen (results 1-18 of 18)

Nitrogen, Total   What is Nitrogen? Nitrogen is a chemical element with the symbol N, the atomic number of 7, and the atomic mass of 14. It

Ammonia & Ammonium   What is Ammonia?  Ammonia is a colorless, pungent gaseous compound of hydrogen and nitrogen (one nitrogen atom and three hydrogen atoms, NH 3 ) that is highly soluble in water. Ammonia is formed naturally as a product of the microbiological decay of

nutrient monitoring brings excellent visibility to diurnal load and flow changes as well as seasonal treatment challenges. Whether you need to determine what to measure or find the equipment that’s best for your

Knowledge Base: Hach Parameter FAQ   Alkalinity Ammonia Arsenic

Chloramination   Is Chloramination right for you? Chloramination disinfects drinking water by adding chlorine and ammonia to achieve a residual of monochloramine. Chloramination is favored for disinfection

Analytical Range The EZ Series suite of analysers is the complete solution for the water cycle, measuring innovative parameters such as ATP , Toxicity , VFA/TAC ,  and Trace Metals , along with Organics

to adjust pH for the other steps in the process. Solids may also be removed as a preliminary treatment process. This may include DAF (Dissolved Air Floatation) to remove solids, fats, oils, and/or greases. Some

various parameters and methods for source water monitoring below.   Ammonia Ammonia levels can reach several mg/L in groundwater systems, especially those located in agricultural areas. The ammonia levels can change seasonally and need to be monitored. The ammonia will react with chlorine to form chloramines, creating an uncontrolled chloraminated

, and support.   Explore the various parameters and methods for surface water monitoring below.     Ammonia Ammonia levels can reach mg/L in surface water, especially in smaller water bodies and streams located

Wastewater Treatment for the Food Industry   Produce the best quality foods with the best quality water.   As a food business, your wastewater treatment process varies depending on your unique goals. If you

treatment facilities for processing and discharge. Some older systems know as combined sewer systems also carry stormwater runoff in addition to the wastewater from residential and commercial sources. The

navigate the tough decisions on product release, process adjustments and response to regulatory changes. With Hach as your partner in process monitoring and laboratory analysis, you can more effectively control

and form a solid precipitate. This decreases the cleaning efficiency of the soap and forms soap scum. As more soap is added, solids continue to form until the minerals are depleted. When the minerals are no

Meet Regulations, Reduce Costs, Protect the Environment Water is a critical topic in the food industry, as companies are encouraged to pay more attention to wastewater management to meet stricter regulations

Nitrate & Nitrite   What are Nitrates and Nitrites? Nitrate and nitrite are compounds that contain nitrogen and oxygen. Both nitrate and nitrite molecules contain one nitrogen atom. Nitrites have two oxygen atoms, while nitrates have three oxygen atoms. Nitrate Nitrate

- Nitrogen Removal   Nitrogen Removal – How It Works   Nitrogen enters wastewater treatment plants mainly as Ammonia and is typically removed biologically. Using aeration, the nitrification stage utilizes

+ THMs + THM Formation Potential + UV254 + TOC + Chlorine Demand + Ammonia + Free Chlorine THMs Why Test Trihalomethane (THM) disinfection byproducts are formed by the reaction of chlorine with natural organic

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