Tag: Electrochemical Sensors

Introduction For municipal and industrial engineers, few instruments cause as much operational frustration as the humble pH/ORP analyzer. Despite being fundamental to process control—dictating coagulation efficiency, biological health, and disinfection compliance—these electrochemical sensors are notorious for drift, fouling, and frequent replacement requirements. In many wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), it is not uncommon to find up […]

Understanding pH Sensors: An In-Depth Exploration   Introduction   The modern world is driven by technology and information, and one of the often-overlooked but essential contributors to this advancement is the pH sensor. pH sensors are critical tools that measure the acidity or alkalinity of a solution, expressed as the pH value. A pH sensor […]

Understanding Dissolved Oxygen (DO) Meters: Essential Tools for Measuring Aquatic Health   The importance of monitoring dissolved oxygen (DO) levels in various aquatic environments cannot be understated. Dissolved oxygen is critical for the survival of aquatic organisms and serves as a significant indicator of the overall health of water bodies. With the increasing impact of […]

Corrosion Control in Water Treatment   Introduction   Corrosion is a natural and inevitable process that results from the interaction of materials, primarily metals, with their environment, causing material degradation. In water treatment systems, corrosion poses significant challenges, impacting longevity, safety, and water quality. Addressing corrosion control in water treatment is not just a matter […]