When planning to use glycol-water heat transfer fluids at low temperatures, there are a couple of important points to consider. The first is the freezing point of the mixture, and the second is the burst point.
Refractometer or Hydrometer? Which to use for glycol concentration testing? The concentration of glycol in your system is what ensures that you have adequate freeze and burst protection. Glycol concentration…
Download this article Abstract Sulfate contamination can cause corrosion, which can affect operation and downtime for maintenance. Dynalene’s ion exchange resin can be used to reduce the sulfate concentration to…
Download this article Abstract Low concentrations of selenium (Se) in elemental form is relatively safe for drinking water and aquatic life, however elemental selenium and its compounds are toxic in…
Download this article Abstract Lead contamination is most commonly found in drinking water [1]. Activated carbon was used to reduce the concentration of lead in an aqueous solution to less…
Download this article Abstract Vanadium (V) and nickel (Ni) are industrial toxic waste which endangers the productivity and life of plants, crops, and the whole agricultural system. In this case…
Contributed by: Bojanna Shantheyanda, Dr. Sreya Dutta, Kevin Coscia and David Schiemer Dynalene, Inc. Download this article This article was published in Electronics Cooling Magazine, December 1, 2015, Number 4, Volume 21. Click here…