Based on this study, the Danish Ministry for the Environment has accepted the BactiQuant®Water technology in their guidelines for handling episodes of exceeding microbiological limits in drinking water.
One of the water utilities that have relied on BactiQuant®Water in their monitoring program is Denmark’s NK-Water. NK-Water is a large water utility that specializes in utilizing the new technology to analyze the bacteria content of the groundwater and the water in the final distribution systems they provide for their customers.
BactiQuant®Water allows water utilities to rapidly test their water samples to ensure that it is safe for consumers. The method allows bacterial contaminants to be concentrated from large volumes of water allowing for a rapid analysis time (10-30 minutes). The method has been proven effective even at low bacterial concentrations.
BactiQuant®Water can be applied to a range of liquid samples including:
• Potable water
• Processed water
• CIP (cleaning in place)
• Recreational water
Other liquids that can be analyzed include the extracts of solid materials or slurries, suspended or solubilized surface samples and liquid industrial products. “BactiQuant®
To learn more please visit Mycometer at http://www.mycometer.com, email info@mycometer.com or call (813) 831-6511.
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About Mycometer, Inc. (USA)
Mycometer was founded in 1998 as a spin off from a research group at the University of Copenhagen. Today the company has offices in Tampa, Florida and Copenhagen, Denmark. The company develops test kits for the detection and quantification of microorganisms. Their Mycometer®-test and the BactiQuant® method are utilized by the indoor air quality, healthcare, food processing, manufacturing and water industries across the globe.
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