Heating circuit water check: what should be verified before commissioning? When a heating circuit is filled for the first time, the quality of the water introduced into the system can influence start-up, adjustments and the long-term durability of the equipment. Water that is too hard, too rich in dissolved salts, unsuitable for some materials or…
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IoT water monitoring: improving remote field supervision When measurement points are numerous, remote or difficult to access, spot monitoring quickly shows its limits. For operators, engineers and environmental managers, the challenge is to monitor several areas without increasing field visits, access usable data over time and respond more quickly when a deviation appears. IoT, the…
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Aquaculture in Norway: water quality monitoring for salmon farms In Norwegian aquaculture, water quality parameters are directly linked to farming conditions, production continuity and on-site decision-making. Salmon farms operate in marine environments where dissolved oxygen, temperature, salinity, pH, turbidity and conductivity can vary depending on depth, currents, weather conditions, freshwater inputs and seasons. A single…
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Multiparameter water analyser: what are the benefits for your installations? Going beyond a single measurement for water quality control In treatment facilities, networks, basins, or industrial circuits, water quality is never captured by a single measurement. An isolated data point can be difficult to interpret without context. By contrast, several parameters recorded at the same…
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On-site water analysis: drop-count kits or test strips, which method should you choose? In on-site water analysis, not all testing methods provide the same level of reading. The choice between test strips and drop-count kits directly affects result accuracy and interpretation reliability. In some situations, a quick indication is enough. In others, it is not…
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Aqualabo at IFAT Munich 2026 From 4 to 7 May, the Aqualabo team will be present at IFAT Munich, the leading international trade fair dedicated to environmental technologies. On this occasion, we will be presenting several new products: the NEON OPEN, a new portable instrument paired with our digital sensors; the ACTEON 6000, a four-channel…
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Water buffering capacity: understanding its role in pH stability In industrial installations using water, pH stability directly affects process reliability and equipment service life. Cooling circuits, boilers, wastewater treatment plants: when pH changes uncontrollably, chemical treatments lose effectiveness and the risks of corrosion or scaling increase. This stability largely depends on water buffering capacity, meaning…
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Total suspended solids (TSS): an indicator for your industrial discharges In discharge management, the concentration of total suspended solids (TSS) provides direct information about the amount of solid particles present in an effluent. It affects discharge quality, the operation of treatment facilities and regulatory compliance. In the field, an increase in TSS often results in…
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Our CSR commitments and sustainable performance Since October 2025, Aqualabo has been engaged in a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) approach structured in accordance with the European VSME standard. This commitment reflects our determination to integrate environmental, social and governance issues across all our activities in a concrete and measurable way. It is part of a…
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Sulfite Analysis: Corrosion Control and Process Monitoring Sulfite analysis is a key element in monitoring installations that use treated water, particularly in thermal circuits and certain industrial processes. Sulfites, present as SO₃²⁻ ions (sulfite ions), are commonly used to scavenge residual dissolved oxygen and mitigate oxygen-induced pitting. Their concentration must be precisely controlled to ensure…
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