Titrations: A Powerful Tool for Monitoring Water Quality
Titrations are a powerful tool for monitoring water quality. This analytical technique is used to measure the concentration of a particular substance in a sample. It is a precise and accurate method that can be used to detect even small changes in the concentration of a substance.
CCT-3300 | ||||
Constant | 10.00cm-1 | 1.000cm-1 | 0.100cm-1 | 0.010cm-1 |
Conductivity | (500~20,000) | (1.0~2,000) | (0.5~200) | (0.05~18.25) |
μS/cm | μS/cm | μS/cm | MΩ·cm | |
TDS | (250~10,000) | (0.5~1,000) | (0.25~100) | —— |
ppm | ppm | ppm | ||
Medium Temp. | (0~50)℃(Temp. Compensation : NTC10K) | |||
Resolution | Conductivity: 0.01μS/cm;0.01mS/cm | |||
TDS: 0.01ppm | ||||
Temp.: 0.1℃ | ||||
Accuracy | Conductivity:1.5%(FS) | |||
Resistivity: 2.0%(FS) | ||||
TDS:1.5%(FS) | ||||
Temp:±0.5℃ | ||||
Analog Output | Single isolated(4~20)mA,instrument/transmitter for selection | |||
Control Output | SPDT relay,Load Capacity: AC 230V/50A(Max) | |||
Working Environment | Temp: (0~50)℃;Relative humidity: ≤85%RH(none condensation) | |||
Storage Environment | Temp:(-20~60)℃; Relative humidity ≤85%RH(none condensation) | |||
Power Supply | DC 24V/AC 110V/AC 220V±15%(for selection) | |||
Dimension | 48mm×96mm×80mm (H×W×D) | |||
Hole Size | 44mm×92mm (H×W) | |||
Installation | Panel mounted, fast installation |
Titrations involve the addition of a known volume of a reagent, or titrant, to a sample of the substance being measured. The titrant is added in small increments until a reaction occurs that indicates the concentration of the substance in the sample. This reaction is usually indicated by a color change or a change in the pH of the sample.
Titrations are used to measure the concentration of a variety of substances in water, including dissolved oxygen, nitrates, phosphates, and heavy metals. They are also used to measure the acidity or alkalinity of water, which is important for determining the suitability of water for drinking or other uses.
Titrations are a reliable and cost-effective way to monitor water quality. They are relatively easy to perform and require minimal equipment. The results of a titration are usually available within minutes, making them ideal for monitoring water quality in real time.
Titrations are also useful for determining the concentration of pollutants in water. By measuring the concentration of pollutants, it is possible to determine the level of contamination in a water source. This information can be used to identify potential sources of contamination and to develop strategies for reducing or eliminating pollutants from water sources.
Titrations are an invaluable tool for monitoring water quality. They are precise, accurate, and cost-effective, and they provide quick results. By using titrations, it is possible to detect even small changes in the concentration of a substance in a sample, making them an essential tool for ensuring the safety and quality of our water sources.