In fact, lead pollution can be divided into two situations: direct pollution and indirect pollution. Direct pollution occurs because lead-containing raw materials are directly added during the production process, thereby causing lead pollution. This article mainly provides a simple understanding of lead pollution caused by the water route in indirect pollution.

Here’s a statement first! Indirect pollution is not only caused by water, but also by soil, air and so on. In factories with lead industries, the wastewater discharged during the production and manufacturing process of products contains lead. If this lead exceeds the standard and is directly discharged without treatment, it will cause serious lead pollution to water sources. The consequences of such water sources being consumed by people would be unimaginable! So how can we avoid lead poisoning? This is the key issue, because all these production processes are inevitable and necessary for social development and life, aren’t they? However, controlling the flow path and thus doing a good job in sewage treatment to ensure water quality safety have become important tasks.

Regular tests of sewage and wastewater should be conducted through water quality detectors, especially in industries with high lead content, extra caution is needed! If during the detection process, it is found that the lead content in water poisoning is seriously excessive (the T8000-PB Online Lead Analyzer for water produced by Hangzhou Modi can be used to monitor the water in real time), timely treatment must be carried out until the lead index is qualified after the treatment is completed! Try to avoid ingesting these lead-contaminated water sources as much as possible, so as to reduce the chance of lead poisoning and allow people to use water sources with peace of mind.