Warnings systems developed for drinking water

Article Abstract:

The Sandia Research Laboratory in association with University of Cincinnati and United States Environmental Protection Agency has developed new warning systems for locating contaminated water systems. Complete details in this context are presented.

Usage, United States. Environmental Protection Agency, United States. Department of Energy. Sandia National Laboratories, University of Cincinnati, Warning systems

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Fate of nanotubes in water is tested

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Georgia Institute of Technology is conducting improvised testing methodologies for analysing the effects of nanotubes in water resources. The affects of these materials on water quality is also being tested.

Environmental aspects, Georgia Institute of Technology, Nanotubes

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U.K. universities study cooling stage of building fires

Article Abstract:

A focus on research program being conducted by University of Manchester and University of Edinburgh for studying cooling properties of concrete after building fire accidents is presented.

Concretes, Concrete, University of Manchester, Fire protection, Chemical properties, University of Edinburgh

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