Abstract: A total dissolved solids measurement process and device are provided that facilitates total dissolved solids sensing of a subject fluid via relative buoyancy levels of separate float bodies; one buoyed by the subject fluid of varying total dissolved solids and temperatures and another buoyed by a reference fluid of constant total dissolved solids but of a varying temperature matching the subject fluid. The equal temperature baths of the subject fluid and the reference fluid as well as geometrical shape and weighting of the floats conveys the total dissolved solids as the difference in buoyancy levels of the floats. This difference in buoyancy levels is of further benefit for activation of sundry controls.

Abstract: A filtration appliance comprised of two types of convening disks, whereon opposing, contacting surfaces are textured or channeled, purveying passage and filtration of fluids traversing between the convening disks. A plurality of parallel, spiraling grooves on both sides of conveyance disks purvey channeling for fluid ingress and egress, inlet grooves spiral radially inward from the outside circumference, decreasing in width until terminating prior to the inside circumference, outlet grooves spiral radially outward from the inside circumference, decreasing in width until terminating prior to the outside circumference. Topologic disks conveying homogeneously textured surfaces for filtration sandwich conveyance disks. The textured topologic surface is pressed upon the conveyance surface between the grooves.