A large citrus grove in central Florida recently incorporated FreeWave Technologies’ industrial wireless M2M communications solutions in a study of autonomous tractors utilized for mowing operations.
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Smart Irrigation For Agriculture Leads To More Efficient Carbon CaptureFarmers are key to carbon capture, though many plans to reverse greenhouse gas emissions — such as the one described in Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's 2020 report on California's efforts, Getting to Neutral — largely ignore them.
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Innovation In Water Remediation: Specialized Electrocoagulation For Water Hardness RemovalHardness in water can be characterized into its primary constituent mineral components, typically calcium and magnesium. Excess water hardness in a water supply creates many issues for industry, utilities, and life in general.
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Micro-Irrigation Maintenance: How To Lower The Cost of Water And Increase Your YieldDo you have a micro-irrigation system that doesn’t seem to work just right?
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Math Solutions Explained: Calculate Food-to-Microorganism (F-M) RatioThe food-to-microorganism (F-M) ratio is a process control numeric value advantageous to determine the proper number of microorganisms for the biological treatment process. The solution of calculating F-M ratio uses the influent volume of wastewater into an activated sludge system (flow MGD), incoming carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand (CBOD) (mg/L) concentration into the aeration tank, mixed liquor volatile suspended solids (MLVSS) concentration (mg/L), and quantity (in gallons) of the respective aeration system.
WHITE PAPERS
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Explanation, Methods, And Solutions For Chemical Treatment Of Industrial Water And Wastewater5/23/2022
We discuss the function of various types of chemicals used, and why we believe a FLEXFLO peristaltic dosing pump is the best choice to deliver those chemicals.
As spring and summer approach, stored water flow and temperature will gradually increase in all water storage tanks. This results in chemical and thermal stratification. Learn how a robust active mixer can eliminate chemical and thermal stratification.
We review six key considerations to take into account when crafting machines that function along the automation measuring chain.
Realize the value of connectivity, and more specifically, the value of information provided by checkweighing, metal detection, vision inspection, and x-ray inspection.
This guide provides you with the tools to evaluate the washdown capabilities of a given piece of production equipment.
APPLICATION NOTES & CASE STUDIES
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Florida Orchard Deploys Autonomous Tractor For Precision Agriculture Research9/14/2022
A large citrus grove in central Florida recently incorporated FreeWave Technologies’ industrial wireless M2M communications solutions in a study of autonomous tractors utilized for mowing operations.
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Next generation industrial food manufacturing metal detector offers a step-change in performance and very high sensitivity. Suitable for dry or deep frozen products inspection.
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The Oenoflow HS system is a new crossflow filtration system for lees filtration that overcomes many of the obstacles associated with the traditional DE based technologies.
The Palltronic Compact Touch Integrity Test Device is the next generation of pressure decay integrity test device, designed specifically for Food & Beverage producers.
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The Microflow XL-M Brine systems achieve clairtifcation without the need for filter aids or centrifuge and are specifically designed to meet needs and requirements of brine purification in small and medium cheese plants. The small unit provides an environmentally friendly solution for longer brine life, with a reliable microbial stabilization which reduces the risk of cheese contamination from spoilage or pathogenic microorganisms during the brine salting process.
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A unique solution which inspects individually wrapped food or pharmaceutical products at high line speeds. The X34C combines a short total footprint with an optimized focal distance to enhance detection of non-conforming products and reducing waste.
Our industrial metal detectors and metal detection systems can safely detect and reject metal contamination from production lines to help manufacturers achieve compliance, minimize risk of product recalls and reduce production downtime.
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FOOD INDUSTRY INSIGHTS
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We explore how colloidal stabilization beer systems and cold final filtration can help produce a high-quality, shelf-stable product.
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Discover three different steam applications and how to remove physical impurities in steam.
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Discover the processes manufactures should take to provide their customers with protein-filled, delicious plant-based food while also minimizing potential denaturation effects and preventing contamination.
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![GettyImages-1371073807]( "Smart Irrigation For Agriculture Leads To More Efficient Carbon Capture")
Farmers are key to carbon capture, though many plans to reverse greenhouse gas emissions — such as the one described in Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's 2020 report on California's efforts, Getting to Neutral — largely ignore them.
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![Water-Hardness-Indicator-GettyImages-1024573372]( "Innovation In Water Remediation: Specialized Electrocoagulation For Water Hardness Removal")
Hardness in water can be characterized into its primary constituent mineral components, typically calcium and magnesium. Excess water hardness in a water supply creates many issues for industry, utilities, and life in general.
