Potable Water & Municipal Wastewater Monitoring

Potable water treatment processes are a critical component of public health infrastructure. They have been optimised over the years to ensure maximum efficiency and compliance with stringent regulatory standards. One of the greatest advancements in public health during the 20th century was the disinfection of municipal drinking water. To preserve this legacy, it’s crucial to continuously monitor and safeguard the quality and integrity of our municipal drinking water systems.

Analytical testing serves a dual purpose in this context. Firstly, it helps comply with the regulatory standards laid down by the authorities. Secondly, it ensures the efficiency of the disinfection process and addresses any concerns related to taste or odour in the water.

Swan Analytical provides a range of instruments that are essential for monitoring key water quality parameters at every stage of the water treatment process. These include devices for monitoring chlorination and de-chlorination processes, as well as pH levels, conductivity, fluoride content, phosphate levels, and turbidity.

From the initial raw water intake stage, through purification, storage, and distribution, Swan’s analytical instruments offer benefits such as easy operation, low maintenance, and quick integration into existing water treatment setups.

Whether the need is for regulatory compliance or simply for optimising treatment procedures, Swan has suitable solutions for all requirements. By using Swan’s high-quality analytical instruments, water treatment facilities can ensure the delivery of safe, clean drinking water to their communities.

Potable Water & Municipal Wastewater Monitoring

Typical Instrumentation in Potable Water and Municipal Wastewater Treatment

Typical Instrumentation in Potable Water and Municipal Wastewater Treatment
Instrumentation in Potable Water and Municipal Wastewater Treatment

Municipal Water Monitoring Instruments

AMMONIUM

FLUORIDE

ORGANICS

OZONE/ ZERO OZONE

SAC254

SPECIFIC CONDUCTIVITY

NITRATE

OXIDATION

pH

TURBIDITY

DISINFECTION

PHOSPHATE

DISSOLVED OXYGEN

REDOX POTENTIAL

UV-TRANSMISSION

Municipal water monitoring