Absorption probe for measuring dissolved organic carbon in an aqueous sample
AssigneeCommonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
InventorsBrett Alexander Sexton, Michael John Best
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AssigneeCommonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
InventorsBrett Alexander Sexton, Michael John Best
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Some embodiments relate to an absorption probe for measuring an amount of dissolved organic carbon in an aqueous sample, the absorption probe comprising: a housing defining an analysis zone for the containment or passage of an aqueous sample; a light reflector disposed within said housing; an ultraviolet light emitting device disposed within said housing and operable to radiate ultraviolet light along an optical path that passes through the aqueous sample to impinge on said reflector; and a light detector disposed within said housing and operable to detect radiated light reflected from said reflector and to output a received signal from said detected reflected light, said received signal indicative of a measure of an amount of dissolved organic carbon in the aqueous sample.
A handheld absorption probe to measure an amount of dissolved organic carbon in an aqueous sample, the absorption probe comprising:
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