Whether you need to monitor chlorine in a municipal water treatment plant, or in a pool or spa, or in an industrial setting, our Chemtrac Residual Chlorine Analyzers offer precise, stable, and versatile solutions. No Reagents, no pH compensation, no monthly maintenance…no doubt a chlorine analyzer to consider.
The City of King Water Treatment Facility is a conventional water treatment plant located in Tobaccoville, NC. The plant treats up to 3 million gallons per day of Yadkin River water, and has inground storage tanks, onsite and at the booster station, totaling 6 million gallons.
In our home state of Georgia, the first Monday in May each year is designated Water Professionals Appreciation Day. Chemtrac would like to salute all those professionals who contribute to maintaining our water treatment and wastewater treatment systems: from the operators, lab technicians, and maintenance staff, to the administrators, engineers and management teams.
A is for Analyzer. C is for Controller. T is for Transmitter. Together that spells ACT…HydroACT…our versatile multi-parameter monitoring solution for water treatment processes. Whether your need involves chlorine, pH, organics, streaming current, or many others, HydroACT offers a wide range of monitoring and control capabilities. Key features include data logging, analog outputs, digital communications,…
For the second year in a row, Chemtrac joined four of their North American Filtration (NAF) sister-companies in exhibiting in a combined booth at WEFTEC. The other NAF subsidiaries were: NEFCO, Mass Transfer Systems, Sanborn Technologies, and LEEM Filtration. The event took place at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, October 1-4,…
Chemtrac was one of 16 exhibiting sponsors at the 21st International Conference on Water Chemistry in Nuclear Reactor Systems. The conference took place on September 9-14 in San Francisco, and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) hosted the event.
When the water treatment plant in Auburn, AL was looking for the ability to monitor chlorine in off-site locations, they did not want to have to deal with on-line analyzers that required reagents.
In order to get the most out of your Streaming Current analyzers, it is imperative to keep up with any maintenance needs for the probes and pistons. This means periodic cleaning and eventual replacement. We have posted four new “How-to Videos” to help out when it is time to clean, or replace, the probe and…
