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When Nitrite Drifts, Corrosion Wins

When Nitrite Drifts, Corrosion Wins

This application note demonstrates the high-stakes risk of relying on sporadic manual testing to monitor nitrite levels in closed-loop cooling systems, where chemical levels can rapidly drop due to bacteria, dilution, or air ingress.

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Real-Time NO₃⁻ Monitoring and  Feedforward Carbon Dosing

Real-Time NO₃⁻ Monitoring and Feedforward Carbon Dosing

This case study examines the optimisation of biological denitrification at a hydrogen peroxide production facility operating the anthraquinone process. The wastewater generated at this site is characterised by an unusually complex matrix, presenting significant challenges for both accurate nitrogen monitoring and effective carbon dosing control.

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From Support to Shared Success: Aquamonitrix® and The Kingfish Company

From Support to Shared Success: Aquamonitrix® and The Kingfish Company

At Aquamonitrix® – On-line Analysers, we know that no piece of equipment is perfect. Occasional hiccups are part of the journey. But for us, what truly matters is how we respond.

When a customer reaches out with feedback or a technical question, we don’t just see a problem to solve. We see a chance to strengthen trust, refine our processes, and fuel our commitment to continuous improvement.

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Good News for Ireland: Declining Nitrogen Concentrations Levels in Rivers

Good News for Ireland: Declining Nitrogen Concentrations Levels in Rivers

In a welcome development for Ireland’s waterways and environment, the latest report from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) shows a continued decline in nitrogen concentrations in major rivers. The data, covering the period from January to December 2024, highlights a positive downward trend in nitrate levels, reinforcing improvements that have been observed since 2019.

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Going for Gold: Open season for swimming on the river Seine

Going for Gold: Open season for swimming on the river Seine

The Olympic Games start on Friday 26th of July in Paris. The river Seine plays a central role to life in the capital and formed an important part of Paris’s bid for the Games. The opening ceremonies and several of the marquee events – the swimming section of the triathlon and the 10-kilometre marathon swim – will take place on the river. The opening ceremonies will be like no other before, with 600,000 spectators and 10,500 athletes on a flotilla of 160 boats along a 6-kilometre route through the heart of the city.

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Activated sludge monitoring N2O emissions

Activated sludge monitoring N2O emissions

Aquamonitrix Real-Time Nitrite and Nitrate Analyser for optimising RAS operations, biofilter performance and water qualityAquamonitrix® in now analysing in the activated sludge zone to help minimise nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from biological nitrogen removal in...

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Graphs for Various RAS Monitoring Projects

Graphs for Various RAS Monitoring Projects

Aquamonitrix® Real-Time Nitrite and Nitrate Analyser for optimising RAS operations, biofilter performance and water quality Water quality has an impact on fish quality - toxicity associated with nitrite and excessively high levels of nitrate can impact fish health and...

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RAS Marine Institute

RAS Marine Institute

Using Aquamonitrix® Real-Time Nitrite and Nitrite Monitor to Maximise Biomass Gain and Feed Conversion Efficiency in a New R&D Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS) Introduction In many ways, recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) are no different from any other...

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