Published by mark van delden
Hi,
Our organisation is looking for a product that can do real-time e-coli detection. And when possible without reagants or reusables? IS there a product, or does someone is working on a product like this?
Joep Appels Goksel VATAN please kindly mail your product literature to ecoclean.pune@gmail.com
Published by Rajesh Menon, Founder at Clean Environmental Technologies (CET®)
Hi Mark and John, ourBACTcontrol has been on the market for online E.coli monitoring for some time already. Ff you are based in Belgium you can have a look at one of our demo sites or we can arrange a field test. More info on www.microlan.nl or through LinkedIn: nl.linkedin.com/in/joepappelsmicrolan/en or send me an e-mail @ joep.appels@microlan.nl
Published by Joep Appels, microLAN bv - Owner
Mark, Our nwe model online and real-time monitoring probe detect humic acid level in water. There is a direct correlation between humic acid vs E-coli content. This monitoring probe is stainless steel produced material and established water pipeline or water level. If you are considering additional information, Please send me email (to :gokselvatan@suakademisi.com.tr).
Published by Goksel VATAN, SU AKADEMISI Co. Ltd. - General Manager
Mark, I don't know of something that meets such specific needs. It would be very desirable. There are sampling systems which will quickly evaluate the presence of large groups of bacteria, but nothing so specific as e-coli. It may exist, but I don't know of an instrument and then there is the issue of conformance with regulatory standards.
Published by John Cook, CEO and Engineer at Advanced Data Mining Intl
Mark, By the way, thanks for letting me know about this. If it works even as a screening tool, it could be very powerful.
Published by John Cook, CEO and Engineer at Advanced Data Mining Intl
Hi John, I found Viena Water Monitoring in Austria. Tey ahev a cool evice which does not rely on growing bacteria but on the enzymatc reaction. Detectio can be done in 15 minutes. Here is their website, www.v-w-m.at
Published by mark van delden