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See
us at Clean Gulf - The largest oil spill training even & exhibition
in North America
Chelsea
together with its US representative Prairie
Ocean Technologies will be exhibiting at the Clean Gulf
Conference 19-20 October in Tampa, Florida. The Conference is the
largest oil spill training event and exhibition in North America.
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Company
Builds on Oil Spill Cleanup Success
A
WEST Molesey company has become a worldwide phenomenon thanks to its
work helping to clear up the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. Chelsea
Technologies Group shot to prominence when BP asked it to provide
sensors to monitor the amount of oil in the water following the accident
in April.
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Innovation
at Chelsea - Broadcast for BrooklandsFM (listen
to broadcast)
Richard Burt, Sales and Marketing Director talks to
Suzanne Hunter, presenter from BrooklandsFM Radio about the innovative
projects Chelsea is working on and in particular the work we are
doing to monitor the environmental impact of the oil spill in the Gulf
of Mexico.
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West
Molesey firm helps US oil spill clear-up by Oliver Florence, Surrey
Advertiser
INNOVATIVE equipment
developed in West Molesey is playing a part in helping to clear up
the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. Chelsea Technologies Group was asked by BP
to provide sensors to monitor the amount of oil in the water, following
the disaster in April which is continuing to blight the American
coastline.
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Chelsea
Technologies Group currently providing crude oil tracking sensors for
Gulf oil spill
Chelsea’s
range of hydrocarbon fluorimeters are being deployed in the Gulf of
Mexico to monitor the extent of the oil spill. Originally designed for
military use these highly reliable, robust, high sensitivity
fluorimeters have a proven track record of detecting crude and refined
oils in a wide range of environments.
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The
Future Requirements for Oceanographic Instrumentation
Richard
Burt, Sales& Marketing Director, addressed the Fifth Global Conference on Oceans, Coasts and Islands
(Paris) on the future of oceanographic sensors and technology and shared his vision of future developments.
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Bumper
sales of FASTtracka II Fast Repetition Rate
Fluorimeter
The
Chelsea Fast Repetition Rate Fluorimeter is fast becoming the tool of
choice for a range of organizations wishing to investigate the physiological
responses of a diverse range of phytoplankton
within ocean, coastal and fresh waters, reports Richard Burt, CTG’s
Marketing Director.
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Chelsea Technologies Group expands Lux fluorimeter product
range
Following
on from the successful launch of the Lux range of miniature high
performance fluorimeters, Chelsea Technologies Group announces the
launch of a range of accessories to complement these fluorimeters.
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Chelsea
Technologies Group awarded Nine and a half Year Submarine Sensor Support
Contract
Chelsea
Technologies Group Ltd has been awarded a nine and a half year contract
by J+S Ltd to provide post design services for support of the Sonar 2081
submarine oceanographic sensor suite, under the Miscellaneous Sonar
Equipment programme.
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Expanding
Applications for Variable Fluorescence Fluorimeters
Applications
of variable fluorescence fluorimeters now include new areas of
monitoring and surveillance. Download article
from Sea Technology Magazine, Spring 2010.
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Red
Light Signals Dawn of New Water Contamination Detector
A
contamination event at a UK water pumping station was successfully
detected by the Chelsea Technologies FASTtracka II system.
The event was automatically detected using the FASTtracka II,
Fast Repetition Rate (FRR) chlorophyll a fluorometer combined
with a novel Red, Amber, Green (RAG) algorithm, which has been developed
to provide continuous, real-time protection for water supplies at the
pre-treatment stage.
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Chelsea
awarded Submarine Oceanographic System Contract
Chelsea
Technologies Group Ltd has been awarded a contract to develop and supply
the oceanographic sensor system for HMS AUDACIOUS the fourth Royal Navy
Astute class submarine.
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New
Fast Repetition Rate Fluorimeter for use in the Laboratory
In
combination, FASTpro, FASTact and
the FASTtracka II provide an amazingly versatile Fast
Repetition Rate Fluorometer system, which can be used in the laboratory,
on the deck of a ship or underwater, taking measurements from discrete
samples, dark chamber or open water.
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Intelligent
Data Systems Buys Nine TriLux Fluorimeters
Intelligent
Data Systems (IDS) has bought nine Trilux fluorimeters for a number of
Irish based projects delivering real-time water quality data to the web.
John Wallace of IDS said “the Trilux multi-wavelength fluorimeters
provided good solid results in our recent evaluation trials and offer
real value and versatility. These exciting new fluorimeters will be used
in projects in the River Lee, Shannon and Cork Harbour”.
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Chelsea's
'FerryBox' Plankton Sampler now operating on Duch Wadden Sea Ferry
As part of
their drive to understand variations in plankton composition within the
Wadden Sea, the Institute for Marine Resources and Ecosystem Studies,
based in Texel, Holland, have fitted a Chelsea Plankton Sampler to a
commercial Ferry, the MS Vlieland. The Plankton Sampler had been adapted from the CTG Autonomous
Plankton Sampler, which is regularly fitted to the range of CTG towed
vehicles.
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FASTtracka
Fluorimeters
are Key Tools in Iron Fertilisation Experiment
Both
Chelsea's Mark I and II FASTtracka
fluorimeters are being deployed as part of the world's largest iron enrichment
experiment currently taking place in the Southern Ocean by an
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Chelsea’s
MINIpack adapted for Antarctic deployments
The
already compact sensor has been complimented with a low profile guard
specifically designed for deployments through ice holes. An internal
lithium battery and removable SmartMedia card means that the MINIpack
has no external connectors – ideal for such a rugged environment.
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Government
funding for foot and mouth detection
An
optical sensor chip that started life as a way of fighting bio-terrorism
could soon be used in a test for foot-and-mouth disease. Chelsea Technologies
Group in collaboration with
Stratophase, University of Cambridge, Bristol Industrial & Research
Associates are involved in a £1m project to develop a test to identify
foot-and-mouth disease on the spot.
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Fantastic
reaction to launch of new in-situ miniature fluorimeters - UniLux and
TriLux
Chelsea’s new range of
innovative sensors include the family of digital fluorimeters
- the miniature multi-wavelength TriLux, single-wavelength UniLux
and the UviLux to monitor hydrocarbon or Gelbstoffe (CDOM) plus the
amazingly versatile laboratory & open water Fast Repetition Rate
Fluorimeters.
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Nu-Shuttle
- New Tool for Marine Geology
The
Chelsea Technologies Group has recently delivered a Nu-Shuttle system
specifically configured for marine geology applications. Working with
Sequoia Scientific (Bellvue, WA) a redesigned compact version of the
LISST 100x instrument has been installed in the Nu-Shuttle undulating
towed vehicle. This is complimented with a Sontek MiniADP, OBS3+ optical
backscatter sensor and MINIpack
CTD-fluorimeter package.
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Chelsea
Delivers Nu-Shuttle System to China
The
Third Institute of Oceanography in Xiamen has purchased a Nu-Shuttle
system to undertake monitoring of temperature, salinity, oxygen, pH and
real time plankton sampling. Similar systems have been supplied to the
First Institute of Oceanography and the Institute of Oceanographic
Sciences in Qingdao.
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Chelsea
delivers Seasoar Towed Vehicle to UTM CSIC in Spain
UTM
required a towed vehicle with capability of undulating down to depths of
500 metres.
The SeaSoar was chosen for its proven track record in providing
this performance, as well as providing a flexible payload allowing UTM
to mount a diverse range of instrumentation. |
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Globalistion
also helps patients
Gareth
Thomas, Minister of State in the British Department for Business,
Enterprise & Regulatory Reform singles Chelsea Technologies Group's
rapid diagnostic screening system out as a good example of British
innovation. |