Our video team is hard at work. Another ozone monitor video is done. Watch the SM-70 video below:
View the SM-70 on our website here.
The original article/video can be found at New Video – SM-70
Analytically Technology Incorporated (ATI) has brought a new ozone monitor to market that we are happy to be a distributor of. The F12 Gas Transmitter is a gas detection device designed specifically for toxic gases in hazardous areas that have Intrinsically Safe (IS) requirements. This device is also well suited for all general purpose applications where toxic gas measurement is required.
The sensor for this unit are easily exchanged and contain all calibration constants in sensor memory. The F12 gas transmitter also has an optional AC powered instrument with 3 alarm relays for external alarming.
Video work here at Ozone Solutions continues. Check out our newest product video featuring the OS-1X:
To see our previous videos follow the following links:
EZ-1X
The original article/video can be found at New Ozone Monitor Video – OS-1X
The Flash Reactor manufactured by Mazzei Injector Company is yet another great tool to dissolving ozone gas into water. This product has been in production for a few years now. I wanted to take the time explain a little about where these might be used in an ozone injection system.
Typically a Flash Reactor would be used in conjunction with an Ozone Injector. The Flash Reactor can be placed in line after the ozone injector to aid in mass transfer of ozone into the water. Following is the description of the Flash Reactor from the Mazzei website.
June 20, 2011 — Jeff Neemann has been elected the new president of the International Ozone Association (IOA) by the organization’s general assembly.
Jeff Neemann will begin his two-year term as IOA International President in January 2012.
Neemann is the Assistant Director of Water Treatment Technology for Black & Veatch and currently serves as IOA International Treasurer. Previously he served as IOA Pan American Group President and IOA International Secretary.
Neemann will begin his two-year term as IOA International President in January 2012.
A few of our rental ozone injection systems have been added to our website, and are officially available for rental. We now rent 2 new ozone injection systems mounted inside weather tight enclosures. These systems can be placed in harsh plant environments, or the elements of the outdoors if necessary. This offers a greater amount of flexibility for you, the user.
The WS-80 Ozone Injection System produces 80 g/hr of ozone.
The WS-120 Ozone Injection System produces 120 g/hr of ozone.
One of the many mysteries of ozone application and use is the common Mazzei Venturi Injector. At Ozone Solutions, we field many questions and try to help customers understand and correctly apply the use of these injectors.
Venturi Injectors work by forcing water through a conical body which initiates a pressure differential between the inlet and outlet ports. This creates a vacuum inside the injector body, which initiates ozone suction through the suction port.
Ozone Solutions does offer calibration services for your ozone detection device. We service and sell many brands of ozone monitors, however; we do offer calibration services for other types of ozone monitors also.
Ozone Solutions Calibrates Monitors from Most Major Brands
Most manufacturers recommend that their Ozone Monitors get calibrated once every 12 months for optimal operation. Age, environment, and usage habits are all factors that can cause a monitor’s readings to ‘drift’ over time. Eventually, the readings can drift far outside of their specified accuracy range or the monitor may even stop responding to ozone at all. Staying on an annual re-calibration schedule can help keep your monitors within spec, keep your employees safe, and keep your ozone levels consistent.
Ozone Solutions has started to create a series of short videos illustrating some of our products. These are informative, educational, and fun to watch. See below for our first two videos.
EZ-1X Ozone Monitor
C-30ZX Ozone Monitor
The original article/video can be found at New Video work at Ozone Solutions
