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The PO4 phosphate sensor takes samples at different depths and uses a colorimetric method to measure the concentration. It can be mounted on LG Sonic’s legacy buoys at strategic locations in a water reservoir.
Algae blooms in drinking water reservoirs can require treatment on the spot, as well as adjustments at the water treatment plant to avoid taste and odor problems. It’s helpful if utilities drawing from reservoirs can anticipate algae blooms and so be prepared with the appropriate treatment regimens. For that and other purposes, LG Sonic has released the PO4 phosphate sensor. The device monitors phosphate concentrations in real time and at different water depths. Being stable at highly variable temperatures and fully autonomous in operation, it provides accurate readings over a wide measurement range. Automatic calibration ensures consistently accurate measurements; regular self-cleaning reduces
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