lake ecosystem Applications

“If you need a method to control algae in lakes or on other large water surfaces without chemicals the LG Sonic technology is your solution. 1 LG Sonic device controls algae in a range of 200 meters, nearly maintenance free and on without causing any harm to the ecosystem present”

By LG Sonic based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS.

Treating blue-algae in lakes with ultrasound allows to improve the water quality without harming the ecosystem. Eliminate up to 90% of the current algae. Prevent the occurrence of toxic blue-green algae. Safe for fish, plants and other aquatic life.

By LG Sonic based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS.

Whether it’s for hydro electric production, irrigation operations, or long term ecosystem monitoring, utilize KISTERS solutions to monitor lakes and reservoirs.

By KISTERS AG based in Aachen, GERMANY.

Aquaread stock a wide range of testing equipment designed to track a number of parameters and water quality testing measures. These can be used in many different bodies of water, including rivers, lakes, streams and seawater. The advantages of tracking water quality and testing for numerous parameters means that it is easier to notice changes which could cause damage to aquatic ecosystems. Early detection not only helps with monitoring water quality, but also helps to put mitigating measures in place. We have a wide range of parameters, although the most popular of these allow for surface water testing, pH, temperature, electrical conductivity and measuring levels of dissolved oxygen. These are standard measurements included in most standard Aquaprobes, although if you require more specific parameter testing then there are a number of additional parameters which can be added onto to the base Aquaprobe to compensate this.

By Aquaread Limited based in Broadstairs, UNITED KINGDOM.

Nitrate is one of the most important parameters in assessing surface and ground water quality. Nitrates are naturally present in surface and ground waters in low concentrations, but are harmful to humans and livestock and cause aquatic ecosystem degradation in high concentrations. Nitrates enter the environment as human-induced pollution from a variety of sources, but the largest source is from agricultural fertilizer runoff . Other sources include wastewater treatment discharge, septic systems, and from pet waste. Nitrate is highly soluble in water and therefore readily leaches into water sources, whereas other human associated pollutants, such as phosphates and ammonia, are not transported as easily. This ability to be quickly transported into ground and natural waters such as drinking water wells, aquifers, reservoirs, lakes, and streams, coupled with its health and environmental implications make nitrate pollution and monitoring of major concern.

By Hanna Instruments, Inc based in Woonsocket, RHODE ISLAND (USA).