Testing Water TRIZ Cases
- Couette-Taylor Device for Solids Deposition Analysis
A Couette-Taylor device simulates pipeline shear and turbulence to study solids deposition from multiphase fluids.
- Geographic Water Stressor Matching via Topography
Computing system matches water quality stressors to monitoring stations using topography data and flow networks.
- Disposable Electrode Fluid Testing System for Hazardous Material Elimination
A fluid testing system uses disposable electrodes to detect contaminants without hazardous materials.
- Rotating Electrode Control for Chlorine Sensor Wear Reduction
A chlorine measuring device uses a motor to rotate the first electrode in sample water while a controller adjusts rotational velocity based on operational modes.
- Cooperative Optical and Electromagnetic Sensors for Real-Time Solution Monitoring
Combines optical absorption and electromagnetic induction sensors to detect material concentrations in industrial solutions.
- Amperometric Sensor Self-Cleaning via Flow-Driven Abrasion
Flow-driven polymeric balls abrade electrodes in the chamber, eliminating fouling that causes sensitivity loss and frequent recalibration.
- Self-adaptive ANN Framework for Water Quality Prediction
A self-adaptive optimization framework automatically tunes artificial neural network architectures and impact features using differential evolution.