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Bassins circulaires de traitement utilisés pour la mesure de la conductivité des eaux usées.

Wastewater Conductivity Measurement

Wastewater Conductivity Measurement: Role and Interpretation Measuring conductivity is a widely used field parameter for monitoring changes in wastewater and detecting anomalies quickly. This article explains how conductivity works, its role in urban and industrial sanitation, and the different methods that ensure reliable and continuous monitoring. Understanding wastewater conductivity is essential for anticipating unusual discharges,…

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Cooling Tower Water Analysis

Cooling Tower Water Analysis: Complete Guide Analyzing cooling tower water is an essential step to maintain system performance and prevent physico-chemical or biological drift. Cooling towers play a central role in industrial heat rejection, but their operation depends on the stability of the circulating water. This article presents the key parameters, analytical methods and tools…

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Bassin de traitement des eaux usées dans lequel le voile de boue est suivi pour assurer le bon fonctionnement du procédé.

Understanding sludge blanket measurement

In wastewater treatment, measuring the sludge blanket is a key parameter to guarantee the proper operation of settling processes. Whether in on-site sanitation systems or wastewater treatment plants (WWTP), controlling this parameter helps anticipate maintenance operations, prevent overflows and ensure regulatory compliance.

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Water Softener Maintenance, Hardness and Resins

Water softener maintenance: hardness control and resin servicing The correct adjustment of a water softener and regular maintenance of its resins directly affect the quality of the water distributed. For water treatment professionals, this is above all an essential control step to ensure the reliability of the installations. In this article, we will look at…

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Suivi et mesure de l’oxygène dissous dans l’eau

Measuring dissolved oxygen in water

Measuring dissolved oxygen (DO) in water is a fundamental parameter for assessing balance in natural environments and ensuring the proper operation of treatment systems. Whether in aeration basins, industrial waters, or aquatic ecosystems, monitoring this parameter provides key insight into biological activity, process performance, and environmental compliance.

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Analyse de l’eau pour poissons d’élevage : étude de faisabilité au Congo

Water analysis for farmed fish in Congo

Water quality measurement is a key step starting from the feasibility phase of an aquaculture project. It allows checking the quality of available sources, select suitable sites, and ensure that conditions are met to accommodate the intended species. Monitoring and measuring certain indicators confirms that all requirements are in place before implementation and helps secure the future success of farms.

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Case Study – Boiler room maintenance – simplified checks

In collective heating installations, water quality is crucial to preserve performance and prevent premature wear of equipment. An imbalance in parameters such as hardness or pH can cause scaling and corrosion. This is why regular water monitoring is essential, especially during boiler and softener maintenance. A specialized maintenance company chose to simplify its interventions thanks to Aqualabo kits. The goal was to shorten intervention time, allow autonomous work, and still ensure reliable, high-quality monitoring.

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Turbidité de l’eau - définition et mesures | Aqualabo

Water turbidity – definition and measurement

Turbidity is a critical parameter in water quality assessment. It refers to the cloudy appearance of water caused by suspended particles such as sediments, organic matter, or certain pollutants that can compromise quality. Monitoring turbidity is therefore essential to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and to optimize treatment processes, whether for drinking water, wastewater, or industrial effluents. In this article, we’ll explore the challenges linked to turbidity, regulatory requirements, and the methods used to measure it effectively.

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