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United States Department of Agriculture

Fork Viscosity Meter (FVM)

 Last update: Jan 31, 2025 Last update: Jan 31, 2025

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Locations:USA
Start Date:Jul 15, 2024
End Date:Sep 2, 2024
Contract value: USD 16,000
Sectors:Laboratory & Measurement, Telecommunications
 Laboratory & Measurement, Telecommunications
Categories:Non-consulting services
Date posted:Jan 31, 2025

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Notice ID: 12441924P0021

Description: The National Technology and Development Program Wildland Fire Chemicals Group is seeking an industrial in-line process density and viscosity sensor to compare against other process monitoring equipment to determine suitability in the field. This sensor is being requested to field test as a business case study to determine if there is a more cost-effective way of running quality control tests for the National Retardant Program. The purpose of the study is to perform a direct comparison of performance against another sensor with similar capabilities

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