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How Do You Calculate Physical Parameters (pH, Turbidity, Conductivity, Suspended Solids) In Water?
pH:
We check the pH of water on the sampling point with the help of "water sampling kit". It was done on the spot, during water sampling. All the readings are to be calculated and compiled in tabular form. Then their mean is found. This parameter analyze both for drinking water and sewage.
Conductivity:
We check the conductivity of water on the sampling point with the help of "water sampling kit". It is done on the spot, during water sampling. All the readings are to be calculated and compiled in tabular form. Then their mean is found. We analyze this parameter both for drinking water and sewage.
Turbidity:
We check the turbidity of water on the sampling point with the help of "water sampling kit". All the readings are to be calculated and compiled in tabular form. Then their mean is found. We analyze this parameter both for drinking water and sewage.
Suspended Solids (SS):
Suspended Solids are to be calculated as:
Suspended Solids mg/L = Total Solids – Dissolved Solids
We check the pH of water on the sampling point with the help of "water sampling kit". It was done on the spot, during water sampling. All the readings are to be calculated and compiled in tabular form. Then their mean is found. This parameter analyze both for drinking water and sewage.
Conductivity:
We check the conductivity of water on the sampling point with the help of "water sampling kit". It is done on the spot, during water sampling. All the readings are to be calculated and compiled in tabular form. Then their mean is found. We analyze this parameter both for drinking water and sewage.
Turbidity:
We check the turbidity of water on the sampling point with the help of "water sampling kit". All the readings are to be calculated and compiled in tabular form. Then their mean is found. We analyze this parameter both for drinking water and sewage.
Suspended Solids (SS):
Suspended Solids are to be calculated as:
Suspended Solids mg/L = Total Solids – Dissolved Solids