Application Insights

#10 Weekly application : beer turbidity

2024-08-06

It’s Friday, so what would you rather have? A clear pilsner or a hazy New-England Indian Pale Ale? Beer turbidity refers to the cloudiness or haziness seen in a beer, a characteristic that can be influenced by various factors. Turbidity is not a well-defined physical entity like temperature or the density of a liquid, but…

#9 Weekly application : oil in water

2024-07-30

Did you know that the hashtag#Kemtrak oil-in-water analyzer can detect both fluorescence and turbidity at the same time? Detecting and addressing trace oil leaks as quickly as possible is crucial for preventing environmental contamination and ensuring equipment integrity. A leading technology for achieving this goal is UV fluorescence monitoring, which offers the ability to detect…

#8 Weekly application : Iodine

2024-07-15

Iodine (“violet” in ancient Greek) is a non-metallic trace element that got its name from its color when in a liquid or gas phase. Its anti-bacterial properties make it an essential ingredient in wound care products, surgical scrubs, and preoperative skin preparations. Iodine is on WHO’s model list of essential medicines 2023 both as a…

#7 Weekly application : Beer color

2024-07-08

Fun Fact: The European Brewery Convention (EBC), founded in 1947, supports brew-scientific activities across Europe. Its mission is to develop analytical methods that ensure beer quality, maintaining high standards for raw materials and brewing processes Chemical consistency: The color of beer and wort is a crucial parameter for quality control during brewing. To determine the…

#6 Weekly Application: Sulfuric acid

2024-07-01

Did you know that the Kemtrak sulfuric acid analyzer not only monitors sulfuric acid concentration with high accuracy but also does so over the whole range? Sulfuric acid is a highly corrosive, strong mineral acid used in various industrial processes, from fertilizer production to oil refining. It is vital to monitor its concentration and quality…

#5 Weekly Application: Soy Milk

2024-06-28

#5 Weekly Application: Soy Milk Soy milk is a plant-based drink produced by soaking and grinding soybeans, boiling the mixture, and filtering out remaining particulates. It consists of tiny particles (such as proteins, fibers, and other solids) that remain dispersed in the liquid. Monitoring suspended solids in soy milk serves two main purposes: 1. Quality…

#4 Weekly Application: Trace water

2024-06-24

Trace measurement of water in alcohols is crucial for various industries, as water affects product quality, safety, stability, process efficiency, and equipment lifetime. Near Infra-Red (NIR) absorption is a popular analytical method for determining water content. The method is instantaneous, accurate, and does not require hazardous reagents that need regular refilling, making it the most…

#3 Weekly application: crude oil in water

2024-06-12

The TC007 process turbidimeter offers real-time continuous measurement of crude oil in water, which is essential for applications such as produced water, condensate, and cooling water The TC007 features: – Measurement range: 0-10% light crude oil in water – Safe operation in hazardous environments – Maintenance-free industrial-grade optic fibers Ensure precise crude oil monitoring with…

#2 Weekly application: iron in water

2024-06-04

Let’s delve into the fascinating world of color measurement in water using the Platinum-Cobalt (Pt-Co) scale The Pt-Co color scale measures the “yellowness” of a liquid. It was introduced in 1892 by chemist Allen Hazen and is also known as the APHA/Hazen scale. This scale evaluates pollution levels of iron or manganese in water or…

#1 Weekly Application: Diesel

2024-05-28

Did you know that diesel fuel originated from experiments conducted by German scientist and inventor Rudolf Diesel around 1892? Let’s explore more about this fascinating fuel! Diesel fuel is refined from crude oil and consists of a blend of hydrocarbons. The most common type of diesel fuel is a specific refined petroleum fuel oil. How…