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Chlorine is a chemical element that belongs to the family of halogens. It is an extremely effective disinfectant as it can kill disease-causing bacteria and viruses, along with microorganisms that live in water, such as algae. Water chlorination has become common practice to prevent the spread of waterborne diseases, and chlorine is routinely added to […]

We all know the importance of water: this invaluable resource has the power to give life to organisms on earth. This means that if there’s no water, there’s no life! Despite us knowing just how important it is, very few truly understand where it comes from, how we get it, and how we shape it

One of the oldest curated drinks known to man has now exploded across the world in the craft and hobbyist world. We’re talking about a good, hearty pint of beer. From light beer to dark beer, bitter to sour, sweet to spicy, beer now comes in a large variety of styles, aromas, and flavors.  This

In an age where almost everything is measured and tracked, queue in water flow meters to do just that. Imagine the piping in your home as water rushes to and fro the essential zones, how is the amount of water, the pressure of water, and so on measured and tracked? With a water flow meter!

Beyond the normal activities of consuming, bathing, and the natural world, we often overlook the quality of this liquid life. We’re talking about high-quality H2O, water that drives everything we do from athletics to making a morning cup of joe. We often expect high-quality water, never thinking twice about it, and inherently taking it for

What is a peristaltic pump? A peristaltic pump is a liquid pump that utilizes a pinch-and-roll mechanism along flexible tubing to push liquid forward or backward.  To be specific, a peristaltic pump uses positive displacement from compression and relaxation to create pressure differences much like our body does every day. Each time you swallow and

Clean water is an ever-growing concern from tap water to manufacturing to natural waterways. We can’t live without water, yet understanding the characteristics of clean versus unhealthy water flow swiftly past us in common day-to-day activities.  Two parameters of water quality that are most well known are pH and oxidation-reduction potential (ORP). These two measurements

High water quality depends on many factors both visible and invisible to the human eye, mostly invisible, unfortunately. However, due to advances in sensor technology, oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) provides an easy way to understand the sanitation level, and therefore cleanliness, of any water application.  Water quality is a spectrum that can be understood with more