Methods of analyzing and monitoring industrial fluids for corrosive ions using capillary electrophoresis
AssigneeBl Technologies, Inc.
InventorNoah Weiss
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Abstract
Provided herein are methods for real-time monitoring of one or more industrial fluids for ionic species that involve analyzing a sample of the one or more industrial fluids using a system including a capillary electrophoresis device and a processor; detecting, by way of a detector, one or more ionic species in the sample; and generating, in real-time, by way of the processor, an ionic species data profile for the sample.
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A method for real-time monitoring of one or more industrial fluids for ionic species, wherein the method comprises:
- analyzing a sample comprising the one or more industrial fluids using a system comprising:
- a capillary electrophoresis device comprising a buffer reservoir, a separation capillary, and a detector;
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- a processor;
- detecting, by way of the detector, one or more ionic species in the sample;
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- generating, in real-time, by way of the processor, an ionic species data profile for the sample.
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A system for real-time monitoring of one or more industrial fluids for ionic species, wherein the system comprises:
- a capillary electrophoresis device comprising a buffer reservoir, a separation capillary and a detector, wherein the capillary electrophoresis device is configured to detect one or more ionic species in a sample of the one or more industrial fluids;
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- a computing device comprising a processor, wherein the processor is configured to generate, in real-time, an ionic species data profile for the sample.
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A method for real-time monitoring of a water sample, the method comprising
- analyzing the water sample using a system comprising:
- a capillary electrophoresis device comprising a buffer reservoir, a separation capillary, and a detector;
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- a processor;
- detecting one or more ionic species in the water sample using the detector;
- generating, in real-time, by way of the processor, an ionic species data profile for the water sample;
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- determining a treatment plan for the water sample.
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