AMSA, Inc.® is proud to announce we will be exhibiting at the AWT 2022 Annual Convention & Exposition! AWT 2022 Annual Convention & Exposition – Vancouver, Canada will be the place to be September 21-24 as the Association of Water Technologies comes together for technical and education sessions, the tradeshow, networking and social functions. Visit with our sales & technical team at booth 128 & 130 to get your questions answered about using AMSA BCP® Chemistry in cooling water applications. Click here for more information about AWT 2022 Annual Convention & Exposition. ... Read more >
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Senior Process Support & Product Development Organic Chemist
Posting: v 051222-001 agr Job Title: Senior Process Support & Product Development Organic Chemist Job Description/ Duties: AMSA, Inc. is seeking an organic chemist with industrial experience, to work at lab scale up to several liter scale and to have commensurate hplc, gc, and related instrument on hands experience. This scientist will be responsible for leading all organic analytical activities in support of organic chemical synthesis & chemical process optimizations, product line extensions, and product development employing hplc, ion chromatography, gas ... Read more >
2021 Trade Show
AMSA, Inc.™ is proud to announce we will be exhibiting at the AWT 2021 Annual Convention & Exposition! AWT 2021 Annual Convention & Exposition – Providence, Rhode Island, will be the place to be September 22-25 as the Association of Water Technologies comes together for technical and education sessions, the tradeshow, networking and social functions. Visit with our sales & technical team at booth 345 to get your questions answered about using AMSA BCP™ Chemistry in cooling water applications. Click here for more information about AWT 2021 Annual Convention & Exposition. ... Read more >
Magic of AMSA Chemistry | Contest Rules
Aug 22, 2019 in News
NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASE WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. ALL FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND MUNICIPAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS APPLY. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. EACH WINNER WILL BE REQUIRED TO RESPOND TO WINNER NOTIFICATION AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN (3) BUSINESS DAYS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED BY AMSA, INC. OR PRIZE MAY BE FORFEITED. 1. Eligibility The Magic of AMSA Chemistry (the "Contest") is open to legal residents of the fifty (50) United States and the District of Columbia who are at least eighteen (18) years old at the time of entry. Employees of ... Read more >
2019 Trade Shows!
AMSA, Inc.™ has 2 main trade show exhibitions on its docket for the Fall of 2019. AWT Annual Convention & Exposition – Palm Springs, California, will be the place to be September 11-14 as the Association of Water Technologies comes together for technical and education sessions, the tradeshow, networking and social functions. Visit with our sales & technical team at booth 417 to get your questions answered about using AMSA BCP™ Chemistry in cooling water applications. Click here for more information about 2019 AWT Annual Convention & Exposition. GRC Annual Meeting & Expo - ... Read more >
Maintaining Microbiological Control in Cooling Towers
Go Beyond the Clean-up Power of AMSA BCP™ Chemistry - Witnessing the clean-up of a heavily fouled cooling tower or cooling water system can be a dramatic experience. Many customers are sold on the strengths of AMSA BCP™ products to penetrate/disperse/clean biofilm in cooling water systems after seeing clean-up applications similar to the one pictured here. In fact, many customers have won accounts by performing chemical cleanings in cooling towers, chillers, and closed loop systems with AMSA chemistry. However, a good cooling tower maintenance program prevents the need for cleaning a ... Read more >
Biofouling Control in Small Cooling Towers
Why is biofouling control overlooked in small cooling towers? Biofouling control in small to medium cooling towers is overlooked. AMSA, Inc. has developed a simple technology that is easier to dose than more common liquid chemical equivalents. DTEA II™ Slow Release tablets give personnel at schools, hospitals, and office buildings a safer treatment option that can last up to 30 days. Most importantly, when used in conjunction with a solid form of DBNPA, such as, AQUCAR™ SUMP BUDDY™ DB 40 TL Water Treatment Microbiocide you have an effective Biofilm Control Program™. This short video ... Read more >
2018 Trade Shows!
Dec 20, 2016 in News
AMSA, Inc. has 2 main trade show exhibitions on its docket for the Fall of 2018. AWT Convention & Exposition – Orlando, FL September 26-29. Come talk with our sales & technical team about using AMSA BCP™ chemistry in cooling water applications. For more information about the AWT exhibition go to http://www.awt.org/annualconvention18/ GRC Annual Meeting & Expo - Reno, NV, October 14 – 17. Visit us to learn about our BCP™ 5000 series chemistry for sulfur deposit removal and prevention in geothermal power plant cooling water systems. Also discover how BCP™ 5000 chemistry works in ... Read more >
New Patent: Use of BCP™ 5000 for Sulfur Deposit Control in Geothermal Power Plant Cooling Water.
AMSA, Inc. is pleased to announce the issuance of US patent 9,365,444, “Formulations for use in sulfur scale control in industrial water systems.” In particular, it claims a method for removal and inhibition of elemental sulfur deposits in geothermal utility cooling water systems. Foreign patents covering other countries with important geothermal resources have also previously issued or are pending. The sulfur fouling problem Geothermal energy production is an important and growing segment of the worldwide energy picture. In geothermal power plant cooling water systems where hydrogen ... Read more >
Why is There Foam in My Cooling Tower?
Foam in Cooling Towers Treated with BCP™ 1000 and BCP™ 2000 Series Cleaner/Dispersant Products - Foam happens - Foam generation is a common natural aquatic phenomenon, occurring in lakes, rivers and throughout the world’s oceans. Natural foams formed at a waterfall (left), and at the seashore. Foam formation requires the presence of a surface active agent (surfactant) to reduce surface tension at the air-water interface. It also requires the input of mechanical energy to mix air into the water. In natural environments this mechanical mixing energy might result from wave action, wind ... Read more >
