Water Quality Tool

The Water Quality Tool is designed to assess water quality by measuring three critical parameters: Dissolved Oxygen (D.O.), Acidity (pH), and REDOX (Reduction Oxidation Potential).

With its high-quality sensors, this tool is ideal for evaluating groundwater properties, detecting potential contamination or intrusion, and understanding zonal determination, geothermal gradients, and groundwater flow.

  • Dissolved Oxygen (D.O.): Measures the oxygen available in water for respiration, expressed in parts per million (ppm) saturation. The instrument compensates for temperature and conductivity changes to ensure accurate results, particularly in warm or saline waters.
  • Acidity (pH): Indicates the hydrogen ion activity in water, with pH values below 7 being acidic and above 7 being alkaline. The pH probe uses an ion-selective glass membrane and a reference electrode for precise measurements.
  • REDOX (Reduction Oxidation Potential): Reflects the extent of oxidation in the water sample, measured as the voltage at an inert electrode. A more positive ORP indicates oxidised water, while less positive values suggest reduced chemical components.
  • Dimensions: 600mm (length) x 43mm (diameter)
  • Weight: 2kg
  • Combinability: Modular – can connect probes for extended functionality
  • Maximum Temperature: 80°C
  • Maximum Pressure: 150 bar (200 bar optional)

  • Temperature Range: -1°C to +50°C
  • Pressure Range: 0–150 bar
  • pH Range: 0–14 pH
  • REDOX Range: -1V to +1V

  • Maximum Temperature: 80°C
  • Maximum Pressure: 150 bar
  • Environment: Fluid-filled boreholes
  • Lining: Suitable for open, cased, or PVC-lined boreholes

The Water Quality Tool is an indispensable instrument for accurate water analysis, supporting environmental, hydrogeological, and geotechnical studies. Its robust design and modular capability ensure reliable performance across a wide range of applications and borehole conditions.