COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand)
COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand)
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) refers to the amount of oxygen (O) required to oxidize oxidizable substances in water under certain conditions, expressed in mg/L. Generally, COD is used as an indicator of water pollution caused by organic substances. It is measured as a comprehensive indicator of pollution in closed water bodies such as ports (marine areas) and lakes, as well as a water quality management parameter for effluents such as industrial wastewater.
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Quick COD Tester HC-607 Model
Rapid COD Meter Quick COD Model HC-607
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Spectrophotometric COD Mn Measurement Set
High correlation with the JIS method!
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Heavy Chromium Acid Method COD Measurement System VARIO COD
Compliant with JIS K0102! For managing COD in drainage.
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Optical measurement of COD and nitrate without the need for reagents.
No reagents required! COD and nitrate measurement
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What is COD?
The degree of organic pollution in lakes, marshes, and marine areas.
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UV-VIS organic matter/nitric acid nitrous acid sensor
Various applications in wastewater treatment plants.
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Simple Measurement Method for COD
I want to measure COD more and faster.
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Water Quality Monitoring Network System IQ Sensor Net
Customizable freely according to scale! Centralized water quality management.
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