With the continuous advancement of technology, the water environment has always been a concern for us. Water pollution in our country has been under control for over three decades. Although certain achievements have been made, pollution still exists. In some serious areas, it has already endangered the ecological environment and human health. And what should we do to protect the water environment? In this chapter, the editor will share with you the work that needs to be done to protect the water environment!
The Important Thing is to Strengthen the Issue of Water Pollution Control.
First, the standards for the discharge of various pollution indicators in the industry should be reasonably customized. Now, the principle of technical compulsion should be followed. Then, different levels of discharge standards should be stipulated based on different types of pollutants, different pollution sources, as well as different production processes and pollution control technologies. And emphasize the control of new sources and harmful pollutants. The water environment standards and water pollution discharge standards of our country in the “Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law” mainly reflect the division of the designation authority of the countries and localities that designate the standards.
When it comes to the standards of major pollution indicators in water environments, how can we know whether the indicators in water bodies meet the standards? This requires the use of a water quality detector for real-time monitoring. The instruments used for the different indicators mentioned above may vary. Users can choose the equipment that suits them best based on their own circumstances. This will play a role in strengthening the treatment and monitoring of water pollution!
The specific monitoring data include water temperature, turbidity, residual chlorine, COD, high-temperature acid salts and other indicators. Among them, the residual chlorine can be monitored in real time by the total residual chlorine online analyzer produced by Hangzhou Moodi to determine whether the total residual chlorine in the water is qualified!
