Looking for Manufacturer
Looking for Manufacturer
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I have received an inquiry concerning the equipment of an on-site-lab for refinery waste water quality control. the customer specified some of the equipments he wants to have, one of those is the "OMS 2" (Oil Measuring System 2), which is an analyser for oil content in the waste water. this is, by customers description, manufactured by a company called "GSA", probably a german or at least european company.
does anybody here have contact details or something? google and all other internet ressources i know of haven't produced a single result. all companies i contacted so far told me that OMS2 is not made by them.
thanks for your help, readers.
chris
does anybody here have contact details or something? google and all other internet ressources i know of haven't produced a single result. all companies i contacted so far told me that OMS2 is not made by them.
thanks for your help, readers.
chris





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These devices seem to be divided into those that look at % oil in water or water in oil (e.g. 2-98%, the range for which you can expand your seacrh to include a variety of density measuring instruments) and those that measure in the p.p.m.
http://www.deckma.com/Accessories.htm
http://www.aicplindia.com/
http://www.bestlab.com.au/fluoimagers.htm
http://www.rivertrace.com/oil.php
http://www.sft.no/nyheter/dokumenter/3502.htm
http://www.flotech-sf.com/WM06.html
And this is the Oil in water monitoring club:
http://www.oiwclub.com/news.asp
If all else fails, they may be able to help.
JMW
www.viscoanalyser.com
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ah well, this one will probably go back to the legal/controling division, right where it came from...
thanks for your time and help, though. fast reply like this is always appreciated.
chris
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http://www.eqm.com/gsa/gsa-info.htm
Not what you are looking for but has your client jumbled his information?
If the client doesn't know the equipment from personal experience then he has identified it from some source or other. What source? Who has requested him to fit this and why? what standards are they working to? Who sets these standards? Whoever it is may have a better idea of what is approved equipment.
If the client can't help you more, then he can't help any one else any better. So the next best option may be to look for a suitable instrument and check with the manufacturer if they have approvals or experience in the particular geographical region. Take a couple of manufacturers and offer the client a choice. He can then get this approved by whatever authority requires him to fit this.
JMW
www.viscoanalyser.com
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i will talk to them again, trying to get them to accept an alternative solution. it is nonsensical to further waste time on that.
thanks, jmw.
chris
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Once you know the method required, it just a simple selection of the required lab equipment.
Hope this helps.
saxon
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JMW
www.viscoanalyser.com