Automated Stream Analysis for Process Control. Volume 1

Content: 
CONTRIBUTORS, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Page ix
Preface, Pages xi-xii
1 - Process Ion Chromatography and Related Techniques, Pages 1-37, THEODORE E. MILLER JR.
2 - Flow-Injection Analysis: A New Approach to Near-Real-Time Process Monitoring, Pages 39-67, CRAIG B. RANGER
3 - The Monitoring of Cationic Species in a Nuclear Power Plant Using On-Line Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy, Pages 69-93, GRETCHEN B. GOCKLEY, MICHAEL C. SKRIBA
4 - The Automation of Laboratory Gas Chromatographs for On-Line Process Monitoring and Analysis, Pages 95-117, JOSEPH P. HACKETT, GERST A. GIBBON
5 - Process Liquid Chromatography, Pages 119-187, R.A. MOWERY JR.
6 - Automation in the Clinical Chemistry Laboratory. I. Concepts, Pages 189-199, CARL C. GARBER, R. NEILL CAREY
7 - Automation in the Clinical Chemistry Laboratory. II. Classification and Examples, Pages 201-240, CARL C. GARBER, R. NEILL CAREY
8 - Continuous Automated Analysis of Gases and Particulates in the Pulp and Paper Industry, Pages 241-271, T.L.C. DE SOUZA
9 - Continuous Analysis of Oxygen in Coke Oven Gas, Pages 273-282, DAN P. MANKA
10 - Improving the Quality of Infrared Gas Analyzers, Pages 283-288, DAN P. MANKA
11 - Waste Gas Analysis Techniques, Pages 289-301, DAN P. MANKA
12 - Continuous On-Line Monitoring of Total Organic Carbon in Water and Wastewater, Pages 303-317, R.B. ROY, J. JANSEN, A. CONETTA
Index, Pages 319-323