Analyzers, in-situ sensorsand samplers

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Experts in liquid analysis

Analyzers and samplers in water treatment

Untreated water Water from different sources carries with it different loads. For example, water from springs and wells contains particles; surface water contains additional biologically active elements; and process water from industrial processes contains chemicals. The aim here is to ascertain the quality of the untreated (raw) water: What is measured? • Physical variables such as the pH value, turbidity and conductivity, and the organic load SAC, TOC and derived variables provide information on the usability of the untreated water > CM44, CAS51D, CAS80E, CA72TOC • Nitrate - when converted to nitrite - can cause toxicity and thus has to be measured > CAS51D, CAS80E, CA80NO • Sampling after bank filtration allows for monitoring of the sample quality in the laboratory > CSF28, CSF48, CSP44

Industrial water treatment The water passes through various stages in the treatment process: substances causing turbidity are removed by flocculation and gravel filters; oxygen is added to oxidize iron; and the pH balance is regulated. The resulting water is now the basis for drinking water. It is also used as process water in industry. What is measured? • The physical variables pH, turbidity and conductivity make it possible to regulate the pH balance and oxidation > CM44 • The iron content is measured after the filtration process to gauge the efficiency of the oxidation > CA80FE • The nitrate concentration is measured to check the limit value for drinking water. Nitrite measurement provides information on the presence or absence of hazardous substances > CAS51D, CAS80E, CA80NO • The residual aluminum is measured to determine the flocculant that remains after filtering > CA80AL • Water hardness analysis helps optimize softening processes such as ion exchange or reverse osmosis > CA80HA

TOC, COD, SAC, nitrate

Iron, nitrate, SAC, aluminum, hardness

Contact tank (iron removal)

Filter

Raw water

Activated carbon filter

Source

Well

Flocculation

River

Bank filtrate

Disinfection

Surface water

Air/ oxygen

Rinse water

Measuring points and operating parameters during water treatment from various primary sources

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