Micro Water Quality Monitor: Meeting the Urgent Need for Dense Water Quality Monitoring

With the continuous expansion of the ecological environment monitoring network and the extensive implementation of grid-based water quality monitoring, traditional water quality monitoring methods are no longer sufficient to meet the high-standard requirements of current environmental supervision. In order to more effectively track pollution sources, issue early warnings for water quality changes, and evaluate the performance of river managers, monitoring stations must be deployed at a higher density. Against this background, the Micro water quality monitor precisely meets this urgent need for monitoring density, frequency, and cost-effectiveness.

The Micro water quality monitor (model FT-WMSM), also known as the shore-side water quality micro-station, is an integrated online water quality monitoring system that complies with national and industry standards. It can continuously and online monitor key indicators in water, including but not limited to total phosphorus, ammonia nitrogen, total nitrogen, chemical oxygen demand, permanganate, temperature, pH value, turbidity, electrical conductivity, and dissolved oxygen and other indicator parameters.

The equipment is compactly designed with moderate size and can be directly placed on a cement platform. According to the user's needs, it can be easily moved to different monitoring locations. The user only needs to disassemble the water intake pipeline to conveniently move the monitoring station to a new location. Due to its small floor area (≤2m2), land approval procedures are not required, shortening the construction period.

The Micro water quality monitor adopts a modular design concept. Users can select and customize different monitoring parameters according to their own monitoring needs. It includes a water distribution system, a detection system, a quality control unit, and a processing system, etc., realizing fully intelligent automatic measurement and cleaning functions. Users can preset the measurement cycle, and the monitoring station will automatically conduct fixed-point measurements without manual intervention.