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.

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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Water alkalinity

What is water alkalinity ?  When you think about maintaining a healthy aquatic environment or ensuring safe drinking water, the concept of alkalinity often comes up. But what exactly is alkalinity ? This article will dive into everything you need to know about alkalinity in water, from its definition and importance to how it’s measured and…

Alcalinité de l’eau

Water alkalinity

What is water alkalinity ?  When you think about maintaining a healthy aquatic environment or ensuring safe drinking water, the concept of alkalinity often comes up. But what exactly is  alkalinity ? This article will dive into everything you need to know about alkalinity in water, from its definition and importance to how it’s measured and…