Date: Oct 19, 2012 Source: (
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Scientists and technicians monitoring perchlorate in underground wells or in process treatment streams can quickly make measurements below the parts-per-million level. With access to such rapidly-acquired data, engineers and scientists can now quickly detect the edge of a perchlorate plume, or make on-the-fly treatment process adjustments without requiring expensive and expedited efforts from the analytical lab.
The perchlorate test kit can easily be set up in a truck, trailer, or temporary structure near the well site, and within five minutes of pulling the sample, the user can have a test result. This system is not only simple to use, but results are easily interpreted to get a measurement.
Just open a new cartridge envelope for each sample you wish to analyze, apply a drop of fluid to the cartridge, put it in the instrument, and tell the software to collect a measurement. In less than 60 seconds you will have your result.
