Abstract: A disclosed system determines the elevation of an emulsion phase in a vessel. The system includes more than one source-detector pairs connected to the vessel and a computing device. Each of the source-detector pairs include a radioactive source and a radiometric detector, and are positioned at an elevation measured from the bottom of the vessel. The computing device is connected to the source-detector pairs, and is configured to identify the height of an emulsion phase using an upper boundary target density and a lower boundary target density. The height of the emulsion phase is identified by obtaining density readings from at least two of the source-detector pairs, calculating an upper boundary emulsion phase elevation and calculating a lower boundary emulsion phase elevation, each calculation using the density readings, and at least one of the upper boundary target density, and the lower boundary target density.

Abstract: An air treatment unit for treatment of an air stream, including a pad having a multitude of narrow air-flow channels, the walls of which are formed by corrugated sheets of a stiff material, the sheets being positioned and fixed generally in parallel planes next to each other in such a way that, as seen from an inlet side of the pad to an outlet side thereof, the channels formed by the corrugations of any two sheets located next to each other extend in two different directions the vertical plane of the respective sheet. At least in a central region of the pad, all sheets are positioned obliquely sideways, whereby all channels extend obliquely sideways relative to inlet and outlet surfaces of the pad.

Abstract: A soil erosion control blanket formed from a mat of interlocking woodwool fibres, the mat of woodwool being retained as a coherent structure by means of longitudinal rows of stitching giving the blanket a quilted appearance.

Abstract: Method and means for producing an erosion control blanket formed from wood wool fibres retained in a coherent structure with a biodegradable mesh to be secured on a soil surface to ameliorate erosion of that surface and provide a basis for plant regrowth which will subsequently bind the soil surface.