Almost half of the population of Ontario relies on Lake Ontario for their drinking water. Source water from the great lake must be monitored and protected constantly to ensure chemical and [...]
Photoelectrochemical COD (PeCOD) determination occurs by the process of titanium dioxide photocatalysis. COD is analyzed from the current measured when organics are oxidized by OH* radical [...]
Drinking Water Treatment Plants (WTPs) have been accurately referred to as one of the last safeguards for human health. Having access to safe, clean water whenever needed is something that is [...]
New Article in Ontario Pipeline Magazine – peCOD for Control & Prevention of Disinfection By-Products
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Check out the fall issue of Ontario Pipeline Magazine for an article about Online peCOD being used for control and prevention of the formation of harmful disinfection by-product formation in [...]
Experts at QCL Scientific introduced the peCOD technology, and its benefits to the pulp and paper industry, during the UK Paper Industry Technical Association (PITA) conference: PAPERmatters [...]
MANTECH’s PeCOD® technology provides the fastest available chemical oxygen demand (COD) analysis method in the world. And now with the option to add a battery and carrying case, PeCOD® can [...]
IWA Book Release “Microbiological Sensors for the Drinking Water Industry” : FREE Open Access Chapters Available
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At the International Water Association (IWA) World Congress in Tokyo (September 16-21, 2018), the “Microbiological Sensors for the Drinking Water Industry” Textbook was released. [...]
The idea of ‘clean’ water has evolved over the years as we further our understanding of human impact on the environment, and the subsequent impact of a polluted environment on our health. The [...]
Introduction The idea of ‘clean’ water has evolved over the years as we further our understanding of human impact on the environment, and the subsequent impact of a polluted [...]
On August 29, 2018, a Benchtop peCOD Analyzer was installed at the newly constructed Canadian High Arctic Research Station (CHARS) in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut. The peCOD will be used as a tool for [...]
