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Stream segmentation

Figure. 3.20 Colocation of correct upstream sampler and PAT sensor, shown here for a recirculation loop configuration (right). The PAT sensor is deployed in upstream small-diameter piping with a field of view matching as best possible the same stream segment which is being sampled for reference analysis. This setup allows for reliable multivariate calibration because of the colocated [X, f] modalities. Figure. 3.20 Colocation of correct upstream sampler and PAT sensor, shown here for a recirculation loop configuration (right). The PAT sensor is deployed in upstream small-diameter piping with a field of view matching as best possible the same stream segment which is being sampled for reference analysis. This setup allows for reliable multivariate calibration because of the colocated [X, f] modalities.
The study was conducted to evaluate in situ sedimentation as an abatement procedure. DDT was chosen as the test pesticide since it is a persistent, water-insoluble compound that has created difficult disposal problems and since a contaminated site exists in Alabama where DDT residues estimated to exceed 500 tons have been found in the bottom sediment of a 3-mile stream segment. [Pg.262]

Segmented flow analysis relies on three cornerstone features sample aspiration, stream segmentation and reproducible conditions due to precise timing. [Pg.18]

After the intensive development of air-segmented flow analysis, some successful analytical procedures without stream segmentation were proposed, mainly in connection with enthalpimetric [29,30], chem-iluminometric [31] or spectrophotometric [32,33] detection. In these systems the time domain involved was generally short, thus air addition and removal was not performed. Either the sample or the wash solution was continuously aspirated towards the main channel and measurements were made under an almost steady state situation. Without air-segmentation, however, sample throughput was impaired and sample changing was cumbersome. [Pg.19]

As stream segmentation prior to stream splitting was not involved in either of these classical applications, the flow rates of the emergent streams were governed by the aspiration rates of a peristaltic pump. Although the splitting process is a simple concept, its initial development required much effort. After the experience with a two-channel system... [Pg.264]

Manifold Architectures Without Stream Segmentation and/or Phase Separation... [Pg.344]

A noteworthy feature of flow systems exploiting in-line LLE is that stream segmentation and /or phase separation is not necessarily required for analytical procedures involving enhanced detection capabilities, wetting film2 extraction and/or the establishment of a cloud point, as discussed below. [Pg.344]

Heat capacity of each stream or segment, defined as CP=AH/AT, where AH is the enthalpy variation over the temperature interval AT. Conversely, the enthalpy change of a stream segment is ... [Pg.399]

Figure 10.16 Balanced composite curves 10.2.4 Stream segmentation... Figure 10.16 Balanced composite curves 10.2.4 Stream segmentation...
The key computational assumption in Pinch Point Analysis is constant CP on the interval where the streams are matched. If not, stream segmentation is necessary. [Pg.432]

Reduction in stream flows as a result of mine dewatering could result in decreased biodiversity and biomass in these communities. If stream segments become dry as a result of reduced flows, aquatic habitat and associated biota would disappear. Increased flows to the Humboldt River would increase the habitat for fish and their food organisms. However, the possible elimination of shallow pools and channels could decrease nursery ground habitat. Increased sediment levels associated with... [Pg.363]

The sample is injected into a carrier stream, segmented, and acidified. Under acidic conditions the WAD cyanide complexes convert to HCN and the strong metal-cyanide complexes are irradiated by ultraviolet light in the UV digestion module where they break down and release HCN. The HCN gas from all cyanide species present in the sample diffuses across a hydrophobic membrane into a basic acceptor solution, where it converts back to CN and is carried to a flow cell of an amperometric detector. Cyanide ions react with a silver electrode and generate a current proportional to the cyanide ion concentration. [Pg.191]

The sampling sites were chosen to be above tidal influence and well-mixed, at locations which facilitated the measurements for stream discharge. This was usually a straight stream segment with a uniform cross-section, such as a culvert, which was surveyed and marked for future reference. At Millsboro Pond, sampling was conducted near the USGS gauging station. [Pg.247]


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