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Heavy‑metal discharge from electroplating, surface‑treatment and fine‑chemical plants constitutes core monitoring objects of global environmental‑governance. Manual sampling plus laboratory‑analysis mode cannot reflect real‑time fluctuation of pollutant concentration, and lags behind on‑site production‑process adjustment. Continuous online‑monitoring equipment realizes automatic sampling, reagent reaction and data uploading, helping plant operators and environmental‑supervision departments capture discharge‑status dynamically.
EPI’s water‑quality‑monitoring‑product group includes total‑zinc/zinc‑ion, total‑copper/copper‑ion, total‑iron/ferrous‑ion, total‑lead/lead‑ion, total‑nickel/nickel‑ion, total‑chromium and total‑cadmium heavy‑metal‑ion online‑monitoring systems. For conventional water‑quality parameters, the company supplies total‑phosphorus TP, total‑nitrogen TN, CODCr, ammonia‑nitrogen NH3 and permanganate‑index analytical instruments. Each system integrates sampling unit, chemical‑reaction cell, optical‑detection module and data‑transmission interface, supporting connection with plant‑site SCADA and environmental‑supervision cloud‑platforms.
These monitoring devices fit waste‑water outlets of electroplating workshops, chemical‑plant sewage stations and municipal waste‑water‑treatment plants. With stable anti‑interference algorithm design for complex industrial‑waste‑water matrices, the instruments lower frequent‑calibration frequency. Standardized communication‑protocols facilitate system integration for global environmental‑engineering contractors, supporting industrial enterprises to meet local waste‑water‑discharge‑limit requirements and realize digitized environmental‑management.


