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Meet the microbes Our waterMONITOR dataloggers give you a higher level of intelligence. The microbial population is a particular assemblage of natural microorganisms initially selected to bio-remediate hydrocarbons. The microbes are effective on a range of compounds such as those found in furniture or fiberglass production. These single-celled organisms had to be gathered from soil and water sources from all over the world. A major difference between these microbes and their The waterMONITOR series of submersible datalogging level transducers takes "smart transducers" to a new level of intelligence for water resource management. It blends the reliability of our proven line of KPSI level transducers with Pressure Systems' renowned embedded microcomputer expertise. The waterMONITOR delivers high-performance datalogging of well, groundwater, lake, stream, and reservoir levels with these unique features: “ These singlecelled organisms had to be gathered from soil and water sources over decades, from all over the world. • Storage of up to 600,000 measurements (level, temperature, time stamp) • Compliance to the demanding accuracy requirements of the USGS Office of Surface Water • Networkable RS-485 interface with SDI-12 protocol • Also available in baroMONITOR configuration for atmospheric pressure compensation indigenous cousins is their density, over 90 billion per gram. The organisms also can double in population every 15 minutes in a favorable environment. They are nontoxic and non-pathogenic. It is due to the special characteristics of this collection of microbes that modern filters can clean the carbon in place. ” • Intuitive application software for data management, real-time sampling, and graphic display Removing odor If the carbon used inside the rotating drum is replaced with catalytic carbon, the filter becomes an odor removal system for use on wastewater pumping stations or wastewater treatment plants. The difference with this system is the method of cleaning the carbon in place with no downtime. There is no high-acid water of which to dispose as long as the water bath section is discharged every month before the system is recharged with the microbial product. The water discharge can be treated as normal wastewater. PE Contact Edward D. Seagle, P.E. at (404) 2900622, or Sidney Brown at (434) 949-0190 for more information concerning this equipment. • Level ranges up to 700 ft. (210m) H2O • Quick-connect cable attachment • Field-replaceable batteries and upgradeable firmware For more details on the waterMONITOR, visit www.PressureSystems.com/550.html, or contact us directly today! Order online at: www.PressureSystems.com Visit us at Booth #23127 at WEFTEC (800) 328-3665 sales@PressureSystems.com 46 Pollution Engineering SEPTEMBER2008 8/15/08 5:46:01 PM PLE08074Pres.indd 1 http://www.PressureSystems.com/550.html http://www.PressureSystems.com http://www.PressureSystems.com

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Pollution Engineering - September 2008 Contents The Editor’s Desk Reader Comments EnviroNews PE Events Legal Lookout Environmental Management The Green Files Guest Dialog 500-Year Storm Control How Do You Clean Up 100 Years of Pollution? SPCC: Don’t Wait and See The Next Wave in Air Purification An Invitation to the Windy City Flood Control Infrastructure Saves ‘Green’ Puts a New Spin on Pest Control Instrumentation Products Material Safety and Storage Equipment PE Products Classified Marketplace Advertisers Index State Rules

Pollution Engineering - September 2008

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