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3D TRASAR® Technology
TRASAR® for Boilers
TRASAR® for Recovery Boilers
TRASAR® for Cooling Water
TRASAR® for Metalworking
TRASAR® for Reverse Osmosis
Solid TRASAR®

Real-time Monitoring & Control

TRASAR® Technology is the only program that provides real-time, on-line monitoring capability. It can save water and energy, and the improved system performance leads to better efficiency, reliability and productivity.

TRASAR® is a versatile technology that allows Nalco to determine where its products are going during the treatment process and how effectively they are working. It solves two typical problems with today's industrial water treatment systems: overfeeding and underfeeding. TRASAR® eliminates the application of unnecessary chemicals, saving the customer money. TRASAR® also prevents underfeeding, thus eliminating poor performance and extending equipment run life.

Direct, real-time control by TRASAR® measures the actual chemical level in the system. Chemical injection systems linked to the TRASAR® controller keep the treatment at the target levels, continuously making automatic adjustments. The results include: greater accuracy, tighter control and better reliability than indirect control.

TRASAR® Technology uses a patented fluorescent measurement technique that works as follows:


  • A specific ingredient (a "tracer") is blended into TRASAR® treatment products at precise concentrations
  • The product is fed and a sample measured by a fluorometer. Inside the fluorometer, the sample flows through a flow cell in an on-line controller or it is contained in a sample cuvette in a benchtop fluorometer
  • The sample is exposed to a filtered light source that causes optical excitation of the fluorescent molecule and ultimately emits a fluorescent light that is read by a detection device. The quantity of emitted light is proportional to the amount of treatment chemical
  • In an automated system, the signal generated is used to monitor and control chemical additions on a "real-time" basis

Questions? Please contact the Nalco Technical Support Help Desk at 1-800-323-8483.




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