#171 - New TGI White paper - Real-Time Water Detection in EAF Steelmaking

Electric arc furnace (EAF) water leaks have historically posed serious safety concerns for every meltshop. There is an industry need for effective water leak prevention as well as rapid and reliable water leak detection technology. This paper reviews the critical factors needed for the successful development of offgas-based EAF water detection technology and the results of water detection trials at ArcelorMittal Coatesville PA, USA.

Read all about it at: http://www.nova-gas.com/TenovaWhitePapers.html

For more information, contact:

Tenova Goodfellow Inc.

6711 Mississauga Road, Suite 200

Mississauga, ON

L5N 2W3 - Canada

Phone +1 905 567 3030

Fax +1 905 567 3899

goodfellow@ca.tenovagroup.com

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#170 - Snow Day at Nova

This is the view today down the street from our shipping entrance.

Google added some more snow to this picture here - https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos?pids=5976993728975680866&oid=116216301560130326957&pid=5976993728975680866

Believe it or not, we have analyzers installed in regions where this sight is common. For example, we have supplied equipment into landfills and mines in northern Canada. To successfully run a gas analyzer in these conditions requires preparations at the design stage of the instrument.

Our standard cabinet is moisture tight and can be installed outdoors. Our Cold Weather Package can be added to protect it from freezing.

If your process runs outside in bad weather, don’t let that stop you from wanting process gas analysis. We just have to consider those conditions when planning the design.

If a system like this is of interest to you, contact Nova for details.

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