SLIDE 1 On-line water quality analysis with real time data transfer
Project Manager Marketing Manager
SLIDE 2 Indian Central Pollution Control Board direction
- Requirement to on-line measure COD, BOD, pH
and TSS in all water outlets of Indian industries, CETPs, hazardous and biomedical waste incinerators
- On-line calibration required
- Collected on-line data have to be sent to CPCB
remote server
- On-line water quality monitoring systems have to
be in operation by 31 March 2015.
SLIDE 3 Central Pollution Control Board direction (2)
- 17 categories of industries were identified
- Other chemical parameters to be added on the
basic set of COD, BOD, pH and TSS for the following categories:
- Dye and dye intermediate: chromium 6+
- Fertilizers: ammonia
- Pesticides: chromium 6+ and arsenic
- Pharmaceuticals: chromium 6+ and arsenic
- Pulp and paper: Adsorbable Organic Halides (AOX).
SLIDE 4 Micromac ECO
- n-line analyzer:
- Batch sequential multiparametric
analysis of COD, BOD, pH and TSS
- To be combined with other
Micromac C on-line analyzers tomeasure chemical compounds
- ZetaLOG data acquisition unit to
acquire data from Micromac ECO and another Micromac C
- analog acquisition of water flow
data can be included.
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- COD, BOD and TSS are indirectly measured
- Local calibration of COD, BOD, and TSS
according to analytical methods are required to provide accurate data for the specific water matrix to be monitored
- COD: .by standard dichromate + sulphuric acid
colorimetric method
- BOD: by 5 days digestion and O2 consumption
measurement using DO electrode
- TSS: by gravimetric method.
Micromac ECO: local calibrations required
SLIDE 6 Optional on-line self-cleaning filtration unit
water outlet application
- Self-cleaning by compressed
air, to be available on-site as standard
generator available on request
- Suggested filtration cut-off
100 microns is compatible with TSS measurements.
SLIDE 7 BOD5 direct correlation with tryptophan
- Tryptophan is an essential amino
acid in human diet and is the main component of protein fluorescence.
- It is associated with microbial
activity, i.e. from sewage & faecal contamination of wastewaters.
- Published data over the past
decade has clearly demonstrated a strong correlation between Tryptophan-like fluorescence and BOD.
SLIDE 8 BOD indirect measurement by fluorimetric method
- Measurement done by the excitation at 280 nm of
Tryptophan-like UV fluorescence, measured at 340-360 nm, which correlates with both bacterial loading and BOD
- Internal calibration factor is used to convert the
Tryptophan-like fluorescence measured to the reported BOD equivalent value in units of mg/L
- The use of fluorescence provides signal detection
sensitivity far superior to optical absorption methods, while the real-time reporting of BOD equivalence enables the measurement to be used for process control
- Featuring autocleaning and programmable calibration
check by tryptophan reference solution.
SLIDE 9 BOD
trypthophan like fluorescence method shows better correlation with BOD5 than UV (SAC 254 nm) direct reading(*)
(*) Using Synchronous Fluorescence Technique as a Water Quality Monitoring Tool for an Urban River, Jin Hur & Soon-Jin Hwang & Jae-Ki Shin Water Air Soil Pollut (2008) 191:231–243
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TSS
example of data correlation with turbidity for DRY and WET weather
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- Local calibration of COD, BOD, and TSS
according to analytical methods are required to provide accurate data
- Built-in autocalibration checks ensure long term
measurement stability
- 0-5 V or 4-20 mA + digital I/O as standard outputs
provide measurement data to the local SCADA
- ZetaLOG integration can provide data to CPCB
server and to ZetaCED remote data visualization and validation system, accessible on the Web.
Micromac ECO:
- perativity and data output
SLIDE 12 Micromac C MP2 Arsenic and Chromium6+ analyzer:
- Power supply: 12 Vdc, 20 W
- Multiparanetric sequential batch
analysis
- Low reagents consumption
- Around one hour measurement
time (two As sequential strippings)
- Full integration compatibility with
Zetalog+ZetaCED
SLIDE 13 Micromac C Arsenic measurement method
blue spectrophotometric method with preliminary repeated Arsine gas stripping.
reliability and high circuit cleaning Available ranges from 0-20 ppb
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Micromac C Arsenic (low level) test:
SLIDE 15 Micromac C on-line analyzers:
required by CPCB
The automated procedure for the determination of hexavalent chromium in water depends upon the reaction of diphenylcarbazide with hexavalent chromium in an acid medium, to produce a reddish purple colour which can be measured at 520/550 nm.
Chromium6+ Ammonia
In this automated method, the ammonia ions present in the sample react with salicilate in an alkaline medium pH 12, while nitroprusside acts as a catalyst. The blue color is measured at 660-630 nm.
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Micromac COD
Micromac COD automates the standard bichromate + sulphuric acid method, applied in any laboratory worldwide as COD reference method.
In 2011 the analyzer was successfully tested by Chinese EPA as equivalent method
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Micromac short users list of CPCB requested parameters
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Micromac short users list of CPCB requested parameters (2)
SLIDE 19 ZetaLOG: a powerful remote data communication device
GPRS technology
- data delivery by SMS to plant
- perators to notify threshol
alarms
- ftp data delivery to CPCB server
- direct GPRS data
communication to ZetaCED Web server
- direct control of the on-line
analyzer by GPRS remote connection allows easy diagnostic.
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Micromac ECO running demo in India: WWTP outlet monitoring at Lupin Ltd, Tarapur, Maharastra
SLIDE 21 Management advance using a Web based data centre
- Station accessibility from any type of Internet
connecting tool, including palm devices and last generation mobile phones
- Remote data validation by operators located in
different places
- Data stored in relational data-base installed in a
remote server located in a Service Provider facility
- r directly in CPCB’s head quarter
- No specific application needed to be run in any
computer's Client
- Remote maintenance and update facility.
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Advanced automated solutions for field analysis of chemical parameters in water
WIZ in-situ probe µMAC-Smart
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Easychem TOX OL Overview
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Easychem TOX OL Applications
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