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Colour

Online colour monitoring is carried out in drinking water treatment works to monitor the raw water for organic content and ensure its removal throughout the treatment process. A colour analyser typically measures the absorbance at 400nm or in the UV region of the spectrum to determine the apparent colour of the water, and if a turbidity correction factor is applied to this, the true colour can also be determined.

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TriOS LISA UV

Online multi-parameter Turbidity UV-Vis spectro sensor for colour measurement

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Online VIS Spectro Photometer for Hyperspectral Water Quality Monitoring

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Organic Carbon monitoring in the environment

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