AK410 - Turbidity Max - Brochure

Measuring turbidity is essential for evaluating water quality in different contexts, as it reflects the presence of suspended particles, such as clay, sediments, algae, and other organic and inorganic materials that can affect water quality and safety. High levels of turbidity can interfere with disinfection processes, indicate microbiological contamination and impair the efficiency of drinking water treatment. Therefore, turbidity monitoring is crucial in water and sewage treatment plants, drinking water distribution systems, and in the inspection of water sources, such as rivers and lakes.