As society continues to progress, we are paying more and more attention to the problem of water pollution. In this way, the monitoring of water sources such as wastewater and sewage is an important link to control water quality indicators well, and of course, water quality detectors are indispensable for this!
In the past, traditional water quality testing required staff to go to the site to take samples and then bring them to the laboratory for testing. Just thinking about it makes one feel inconvenient. Not only that, but also the real-time performance of water quality testing in the laboratory is not high. However, due to numerous disadvantages, gradually, some manufacturers began to develop online water quality detectors. Such water quality testing equipment not only makes the detection of indicators easier and more accurate, but also increases work efficiency, helping staff to better control water quality indicators and making the water sources around us safer!
If the water quality is poor, apart from being harmful to human health, there is another aspect closely related to us – aquaculture. To ensure ecological balance and prevent wild fish and shrimp from being caught out, people began to raise fish and shrimp on their own for sale a long time ago. So, what kind of impact will substandard water quality have on aquatic animals? The following explanations can be made:
1.The influence of the pH level of water quality not only affects the nutrients in the water but also causes certain harm to the growth of fish and shrimp.
2.It is related to water temperature. Different aquatic animals have different requirements for water temperature. If they grow in an unsuitable water temperature, it will naturally affect the quality of aquaculture.
3.There is the impact of turbidity on aquatic animals. It is used to indicate the fatness or fatness of water. Although clear water means no fish, if the water is too turbid, it is also not good for aquatic animals. Therefore, a moderate level is necessary to ensure the complete growth of aquatic animals.
4.Regarding the issue of dissolved oxygen content, let me put it this way! Humans need oxygen to breathe, and aquatic animals, of course, also require oxygen to breathe. If the oxygen content is insufficient, fish and shrimp will die due to lack of oxygen. Therefore, it is essential to monitor the changes in dissolved oxygen in water quality to avoid unnecessary losses.
In fact, water quality testing is not only necessary for the aquaculture industry, but also cannot be ignored in many other industries. For instance, industrial wastewater, medical wastewater, domestic sewage and other water sources all need to be tested before being discharged. Through high-precision real-time online monitoring, we ensure the safety of water quality and minimize unnecessary pollution as much as possible.
