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INTRODUCTION INTERNET COMMUNICATION BETWEEN A REMOTE ECOPROBE 5 AND A REMOTE COMPUTER Innovative technology provides Internet communication between a remote ECOPROBE 5 and a computer located anywhere – for example in your office or at RS DYNAMICS Ltd. In this way you can set up the instrument, calibrate or download data from a remote ECOPROBE 5, or have it checked, adjusted or upgraded by the manufacturer from any place worldwide. For more information kindly refer to the manual for communication and data acquisition software “ECOPROBE_VIEW“. 7
APPLICATIONS Main Applications • Detection, delineation and monitoring of hydrocarbon contamination of soils from fuel and other spills. • Fast and convenient monitoring of UST (underground storage tanks) and pipelines for leakage. • Monitoring of contaminant plume migration. • Monitoring of in situ bioremediation processes where bacteria consume oxygen and generate heat, methane and carbon dioxide. Routine monitoring at fixed locations can track both the progress and the efficiency of the process. The results provide a good indication of bacterial activity and also of the contaminant concentration. • Detection and monitoring of methane flux over decommissioned coal mines. Other Applications Following applications require operator experience to decide (or consult the RS DYNAMICS representative or manufacturer ) if the ECOPROBE 5 system is suitable for a given task. • Waste dumps & agricultural waste measurement. • Detection and monitoring of toxic gasses in industrial plants and in agricultural environments . • Detection and monitoring of product leaks in the chemical/petrochemical industry. • Air pollution monitoring. • Others ECOPROBE 5 can be also used as a sophisticated sampling device. An absorbent cartridge can be connected to the instrument outlet, collecting the soil gas which has been already measured. . INTRODUCTION 8
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Page 6 and 7: The main applications of ECOPROBE 5
Page 10 and 11: THE FIELD SURVEY What Do You Need f
Page 12 and 13: SOIL VAPOR SURVEY INTRODUCTION The
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Page 18 and 19: SETTING ECOPROBE 5 BEFORE STARTING
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Page 24 and 25: 3.7 PROBE DEPTH The depth of the ho
Page 26 and 27: 3.11 SUMMARY SETTING UP ECOPROBE 5
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ECOPROBE 5 ANALYTICAL SYSTEMS PID A
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PID detection generally requires a
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Table of Measured Compounds Compoun
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TABLE OF MEASURED COMPOUNDS Compoun
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TABLE OF MEASURED COMPOUNDS Compoun
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Response of ECOPROBE 5 PID unit, in
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13. IR ANALYZER IR ANALYZER • Inf
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HOW CAN WE UNDERSTAND AND INTERPRET
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CASE STUDY 2 (Fig. 27) The study si
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15. GENERAL 15.1 POWER SUPPLY Use t
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