In the evolving landscape of water quality management, reliable and real-time data is crucial for making informed decisions. Among the latest innovations, the multi-wavelength water quality sensor stands out as a powerful and versatile tool. But what exactly makes it…
Dual-Wavelength Water Quality Sensor The dual-wavelength water quality sensor operates on the principle of UV-Vis absorption spectroscopy, utilising 254nm and 550nm wavelengths. It measures organic matter in water (such as COD, TOC, BOD) and includes turbidity compensation. The 254nm wavelength…
In simple terms, a nitrate sensor tells you the concentration of nitrate ions (NO₃⁻) dissolved in water. This single measurement provides critical insights into water quality, safety, and ecosystem health. Here’s a breakdown of what that reading actually tells you.…
Introduction: Why Turbidity Monitoring is Critical Turbidity, a key indicator of water quality, measures the cloudiness caused by suspended particles. Effective turbidity monitoring is non-negotiable for ensuring safe drinking water, optimizing wastewater treatment processes, and complying with environmental regulations. For…
What is Water Hardness? Water hardness refers to the total concentration of calcium ions (Ca²⁺) and magnesium ions (Mg²⁺) in water, typically measured in milligrams per litre (mg/L) as calcium carbonate (CaCO₃). This key parameter determines whether your water is…
In water quality monitoring, reliable water quality sensors are key to accurate data. As a professional manufacturer, our full-spectrum water quality sensor meets diverse needs across dimensions, serving as an excellent alternative to traditional photoelectric sensors. We also offer options…
Understanding the basic quality of any water body—be it a river, lake, ocean, or treatment plant—starts with measuring five essential indicators. Known as “Routine Five Parameters” in water quality monitoring, these metrics provide a critical and immediate snapshot of water’s…
The membrane-covered potentiostatic 3-electrode method and the constant voltage method are both electrochemical techniques, but they differ in their control mechanisms, applications, and experimental setups. Below is a detailed comparison: 1. Membrane-Covered Potentiostatic 3-Electrode Method 2. Constant Voltage Method Key…
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Water quality sensors and hardness analyzers typically require specific chemical reagents to complete reactions and detect water hardness. Hardness analysis primarily targets calcium ions (Ca²⁺) and magnesium ions (Mg²⁺) in water. Below are the commonly used reagents and their functions:…
