The Science Behind Your Turbidity Measurements
A turbidimeter’s limit of detection plays a role in producing more consistent water?
The limit of detection is an important specification for low-level process turbidity monitoring.
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Bubbles can interfere with your turbidity readings?
Bubbles are caused by an outgassing of the sample. These are preventable!
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Stray light can impact your turbidity readings?
If you don‘t properly control for it, it can create a positive interference. There are several ways to mitigate this risk.
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How a laser turbidimeter can help optimize your filter performance?
With a laser turbidimeter you can see turbidity spikes faster and prevent filter breakthrough.
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Why your light source matters when measuring turbidity
Learn about the benefits of different light sources from a leading turbidity expert. You'll learn which light source is best suited for what you're trying to achieve with your turbidity measurements.
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An LED light source is better for turbidity measurement than a Tungsten bulb?
LED light sources contribute to better process turbidity measurements.
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Interested in simplifying your turbidity workflow?
The PTV Series of Process Turbidimeters solves the little things that make a big difference. From installation and setup; daily measurement and control; routine procedures such as calibration, verification and maintenance; to data collection and management. Our goal is to save you time and ensure accuracy. 
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