Technical Articles
Chloride Sampling Procedure Following Fire Damage
The Chloride test following fire damage is simple enough using a Fire Damage Chloride Test kit. However, it is very important to pay attention to the collection of the sample as contamination and procedural errors can substantially affect the result.
Nitrate Test For Rising Damp
Nitrates are deposited by evaporation of soil water on the surface of walls. This is known as rising damp…
Reference Electrode Potentials
The three most commonly used Reference electrodes are the Calomel, Silver/Silver Chloride and Copper Sulphate electrode systems…
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) refers to the combined content of all inorganic and organic substances contained in a liquid.
Soil Testing
Soil testing requires some sample preparation before analysis can take place
Reference Electrodes – Operating Instructions
All EDT directION electrodes and sensors are shipped with the measuring tip covered with a soaker teat or bottle filled with the appropriate soaking solution.
Reference Electrodes: Filling & Storage Solutions
It is important to know which Filling & Storage Solutions should be used with your Reference Electrodes.
Which Reference Electrode Should I Use?
It is important to know which reference electrode to use for your application. Using the wrong electrode can ruin your results.
Multi-Parameter Meter
The QP Everything Meter has multiple modes and allows for the connection of Ion Selective Electrodes, pH Electrodes, Conductivity cells, Dissolved Oxygen Electrodes and temperature probes.
Chloride Testing After Fire Damage
Chloride testing after fire damage can accurately determine the potential for corrosion in metal structures after a fire.