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Oil Quality Meter
Cooking oil is the mainly energy and nutrition source, and the cookingmaterial for daily life. Fried food is also favored as its unique taste . Withphysical and chemical reaction during the high-temp cooking process ,toxical chemicals will be produced. Currently, the traditional testing methodon cooking oil is mainly chemical method which is commonly used andconducted by professionals in the lab. But the lab oratory process alwaysproduces pollution and unnecessary waste . The Total Polar Material (TPM)values is the only acceptable standard which us ed for cooking oil testing.OS-27 is designed for cooking oil testing with safety and efficiency. It is ableto test total polar material (TPM) values in minutes and suitable for all kindsof cooking oil within high operation temperature.
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Air Quality Measurement
Air pollution measurement is the process of collecting and measuring the components of air pollution, notably gases and particulates. The earliest devices used to measure pollution include rain gauges, Ringelmann charts for measuring smoke, and simple soot and dust collectors known as deposit gauges.
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Laser Induced Incandescence (LII)
Soot is considered a hazardous pollutant emission and is typically a result of incomplete combustion processes, and thus is also related to combustion performance. Laser Induced Incandescence (LII) is a laser-optical measurement technique dedicated to soot diagnostics. LII can provide measurements of soot volume fraction, such as in Diesel engine exhaust, and even instantaneous images of soot distribution during formation inside a running IC engine.
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Hydrogeology
HAPPIE
The H.A.P.P.I.E. program (Hazard of Aquifer Pollution Potential Impact Evaluation) provides a conservative answer to the problem of determining risk levels in emergency conditions, which means that areas where illegal waste disposal sites, overflows and ruptures of impermeable sheeting are present and where water withdrawal should be discontinued can be identified. H.A.P.P.I.E. in fact offers a conservative response to the problem of the determination of the environmental impact in critical conditions that can usually be correlated to the requirements of defining areas in which the supply operations should be interrupted in emergency conditions, therefore in very short times and without the possibility of obtaining an accurate collection of the hydrogeological data.
