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Markland Specialty Engineering
Address:
48 Shaft Road
Rexdale
Toronto
M9W 4M2
Canada
Telephone: (Canada) +1 416 244 4980
http://www.sludgecontrols.com
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Listing of all 8 news releases from Markland Specialty Engineering:
Suspended solids analyser for biosolids
To process biosolids the concentration of the slurries often has to be measured: the Markland Model 502 Suspended Solids Meter can be used to measure slurries that are too thick for optical meters
News from Markland Specialty Engineering ( 7 May 2008)
Duckbill wastewater sampler
In existence for 40 years now the Duckbill Sampling System is unique among samplers
News from Markland Specialty Engineering (27 March 2008)
Density meter measures suspended solids in sludge
Easily measure the concentration of sludges or slurries without the reading being affected by colour, using the Markland Model 502 Suspended Solids Meter
News from Markland Specialty Engineering (20 November 2007)
Inherently safe wastewater sampler
The Duckbill Sampling System from Markland Specialty Engineering is used to collect composite samples in water and wastewater: the sampler is intrinsically safe and inherently explosion-proof
News from Markland Specialty Engineering (14 September 2007)
Sludge level detector is portable
Find sludge levels quickly in lagoons, ponds, clarifiers, septic tanks or any other process where there is a sludge/liquid interface, using the Markland Sludge Gun
News from Markland Specialty Engineering (28 February 2007)
Portable sludge level detector from Markland
The simple, hand-held 'Sludge Gun' is a low cost tool to help with water treatment, by locating the blanket position in many types of water settlement tank
News from Markland Specialty Engineering ( 5 February 2007)
Sludge depth sensor for light flocs
Very light flocs which are often found in drinking water plants and are difficult to find can be detected with the new Model 602LP from Markland Speciality Engineering
News from Markland Specialty Engineering (17 October 2006)
Suspended solids meter by non-hazardous ultrasound
Stringent licencing regulations for nuclear gauges are encouraging users to seek a non-hazardous alternative, according to Canada-based Markland Specialty Engineering
News from Markland Specialty Engineering ( 6 January 2004)
