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IN-LINE water analysis instruments
– For drinking water, sewage and process.
- Can be measured up to 8 points
– Water; Aluminium, free and total chlorine, iron, total P, magnesium, lead and many more
- We offer measurement of up to 35 parameters.
Areas of use:
Drinking water
The quality of the drinking water is measured at different stages: at the entrance to the treatment plant, during the treatment process, at the exit from the treatment plant and the entire distribution network.
Storm water
Whether in the form of monitoring stations or mobile laboratories (fixed or mobile stations), environments play a role in the protection of surface water, spring water, rivers and groundwater. The goal is to achieve real-time measures of surface water pollution to protect drinking water at its source if necessary.
Waste water
Automatic analysis of waste water requires extensive knowledge of emissions. For over 80 years, SPX FLOW has developed various systems, today In-line sample preparation is offered, for example paper filtration, tangential filtration or sample intake.
Process water
The automatic analyzer is the only one that meets the requirements for real-time measurements, adapted to industrial processes. Monitoring of process water quality, such as cooling water, is standard. However, each industrial process has its own characteristics.
Sea water
Prevention of pollution of seawater by hydrocarbon waste:
- Oil tankers
- Oil rigs
- Refineries
Water in industry / Water works / Treatment plants
Parameters measured:
Aluminum, ammonium, bromine, free chlorine, chlorides, chromium, color, copper, cyanides, iron, fluorine, manganese, morpholine, nickel, nitrite, phenols, phosphates, silica, sulfates, sulfites, total alkalinity, total hardness, TA / TAC , Zinc
More analysis methods:
- Colorimetry
- Titrimetry
- UV, IR Spectrometry
- Potentiometry
- Nephelometry
Analyzer properties
- In-line measurement and monitoring: automatic or continuous
- Several methods and intervals are available for the same parameter
- Multiple water lines: single or multi-water lines