Abstract: The invention relates to a reactor assembly (1) for an industrial water analysis device (2), particularly using a high temperature oxidation method, the reactor assembly (1) comprises an outer reactor tube (6) and an inner reactor tube (8), the inner reactor tube (8) being removably inserted into the outer reactor tube (8). The invention further relates to an industrial water analysis device (2) comprising a housing (4) and the aforementioned reactor assembly (1), wherein the outer reactor tube (6) is fixedly mounted to the housing (4). Moreover, the invention relates to an inner reactor tube (8) for the reactor assembly (1).

Abstract: The invention relates to an industrial water analysis device (1), in particular to an industrial TOC and/or TNb water analysis. The industrial water analysis device comprises a housing (2) with an access opening (60). The industrial water analysis device further comprises a water analysis assembly (6) that is located within the housing and comprises at least one of a heating assembly (12) and a reactor assembly (10). The reactor assembly may comprise a reactor tube (14). In order to facilitate maintenance, a mounting assembly (70) is provided according to the invention, which is attached to the housing (2) and to the water analysis assembly (6). The water analysis assembly (6) is moveable relative to the housing from an operating position (56) to a maintenance position (80), while remaining attached to the mounting assembly. In the maintenance position, at least parts of the water analysis assembly (6) are moved out of the operating position in a direction (81) pointing towards the access opening (60).

Abstract: In consumer electronics appliances, such as, in particular, television receivers and video recorders, it is known practice to simplify operation using a so-called menu which is displayed on the screen and sets up a dialogue between the appliance and the user. The scope and level of difficulty for utilizing such menus can differ very greatly. A particular menu may be far too complicated for the inexperienced user, and yet may be too simple for the experienced user. It is therefore known practice to provide the appliance with means which the user can use to modify the menu and match it to the respective requirements of the user. Such a change to a menu by removing or adding menu items again requires a certain level of competence, however.

Abstract: In an object-oriented application, a preparation process is used when compiling the sources of the application, a configuration process is used when link-editing, and a communication process is used during execution to call up methods for objects. No adaptation of sources is necessary when a system configuration is changed. This also applied to an extension of the object-oriented application.