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Continuous water monitoring system for process cooling water
Award last edited on: 6/24/2015

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : AF
Total Award Amount
$139,169
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
AF89-030
Principal Investigator
Walton Caldwell

Company Information

E S Industries

701 South Route 73
Berlin, NJ 08009
   (609) 983-3616
   N/A
   N/A
Location: Single
Congr. District: 01
County: Camden

Phase I

Contract Number: F40600-89-C-0012
Start Date: 9/18/1989    Completed: 00/00/00
Phase I year
1989
Phase I Amount
$20,629
This proposal describes the steps necessary to develop an online gas chromatographic system capable of continuous monitoring of both volatile and non-volatile organic contaminants in process cooling water in a 15 minute cycle time. Phase i work would consist of the development of a sampling system and colums required to separate specified contaminants. Limits of detection, accuracy and precision of the analysis system would be determined. An appropriate alarm system would be developed based on specified limits for each analyzed contaminant. A phase i report completely describing the recommended system and presenting the results to prove to aedc that the specified results can be obtained with the system would be available within 18 weeks.

Keywords:
WATER MONITORING SYST SPARGING GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY CONTAMINANTS PROCESS COOLING ALARM SYSTEM

Phase II

Contract Number: F40600-91-C-0003
Start Date: 3/20/1991    Completed: 3/20/1993
Phase II year
1991
Phase II Amount
$118,540
This proposal describes the steps necessary to develop an online gas chromatographic system capable of continuous monitoring of both volitile and non-volitile organic contaminants in process cooling water in a 15 minute cycle time. Phase I work consisted of development of a sampling system and columns required to separate specified contaminants. Limits of detection, accuracy and precision of the analysis system were determined. An alarm system was developed based on specified limits for each analyzed contaminant. A final report describing the proposed system and documenting the Phase I effort was provided. The Phase II effort consists of design, fabrication, installation and checkout of the monitoring system at AEDC.