Groundwater must be treated and monitored for contaminants which enter the stream from the surrounding natural environment and other pollution sources. Read more
Analyte | Typical Range | Accuracy |
---|---|---|
H2S | 0-10 ppm | ±2% full scale |
HS- | 0-10 ppm | ±2% full scale |
S2- | 0-10 ppm | ±2% full scale |
Instrumentation:
Groundwater treatment plants need to measure H2S both in the water released (for compliance) and water received (for treatment optimization). The source of this 0-10 ppm H2S contamination is rock and sediment in the surrounding environment. Effective H2S management has traditionally required constant pH monitoring, usually around a set point of 7, where H2S and H2- exist together; using a pH-independent OMA H2S Analyzer, no knowledge of the pH is required since the measurement automatically totals H2S and HS- concentration.