Conductivity Measurement for Wastewater Influent Screening

Monitoring wastewater during preliminary treatment
Conductivity Measurement for Wastewater Influent Screening

Toroidal Conductivity Sensor Resists Plugging

During the preliminary treatment stage, mechanical or physical separation is necessary to remove large debris and other solids. In many wastewater plants, the influent conductivity is measured and used for monitoring purposes, to alert the plant operator of a possible upset condition. A sudden change in influent conductivity may indicate an unusual discharge upstream from an industrial plant. The Rosemount™ 228 Toroidal Conductivity Sensor is ideal for wastewater influent screening as it is not sensitive to flow rate or direction of flow, and its electrode-less design resists plugging.

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