Measuring Oil Concentration In Open Water Basins.pdf

Challenges:
- Oil tends to float and may not form a visible sheen at low concentrations.
- Waves, wind, and other conditions can disperse oil or create non-uniform sheens.
- Some oil can be suspended in water, depending on its type and the presence of particles or debris.
- Debris like rust, dirt, and sticks can foul or plug measurement devices.
- Remote locations may receive limited attention from plant operators.

2. Solution: TD-4100XD and TD-4100XDC Monitors
- TD-4100XD (Dirty Waste Water): Low maintenance, no direct water contact, suitable for challenging environments.
- TD-4100XDC (Cleaner Intake Water): Offers additional sensitivity for screened or filtered water.
- Key Features:
- Rugged, all-316SS construction.
- Self-cleaning system and level/flow switch input for easy installation and maintenance.
- Floating suction skimmer and self-priming pump for changing surface levels.
- Fluorescence measurement unaffected by water turbidity.
- Internal data logger, diagnostic record, and event log for easy monitoring and troubleshooting.
- Performance: Measures waste water in dirty discharge sumps from 0-50 ppm with no cleaning for over 30 days, matching lab results within 2%.