WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
Water resources are one of the indispensable and irreplaceable important resources for the development of human society, playing a guarantee role in the development of social economy and people's daily life and production. The current water resource crisis in human society has directly affected human normal life and economic development. In the investigation and control of water resource quality, water quality analysis plays an important role. Water quality analysis, also known as hydrochemical analysis, refers to the use of chemical and physical methods to determine the content of various chemical components in water. For example, using high-precision spectrometers to focus on analyzing and searching for certain metal ions in water, and measuring the radioactivity of water; Measure the total nitrogen concentration of water using the potassium persulfate spectrophotometer method; The ammonium molybdate spectrophotometer method is used to measure the total phosphorus concentration in water. In these water quality analysis systems, optical lenses, prisms, and windows are important components for testing and analysis. The accuracy control of optical devices is directly related to the accuracy of the analysis results.
GAS DETECTION
GAS DETECTION
In today's increasingly serious atmospheric environmental problems, atmospheric environmental quality monitoring has become the main technical means for monitoring and protecting the atmospheric environment. The atmospheric quality monitoring items specified in China include sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, ozone, etc. In addition, according to the characteristics of regional air pollution, benzo (a) pyrene, lead, and particle size less than or equal to 10 can be selected for measurement μ Items such as particulate matter, total suspended particulate matter, fluoride, etc. Air quality monitoring stations usually monitor conventional atmospheric 6 parameters (PM2.5, PM10, O3, SO2, NO2, CO) and meteorological 5 parameters (temperature, pressure, humidity, wind direction, wind speed). The principle of the monitoring equipment used is mainly based on photochemical methods, β Mainly using ray method and oscillating balance method. In these devices, optical components are an essential part. For example, an air quality automatic monitor that detects SO2 content in the air using ultraviolet fluorescence method is achieved by exciting SO2 with ultraviolet light of 190-230nm to generate 250-420nm fluorescence, and receiving and analyzing the fluorescence. In this system, optical filters play a crucial role in filtering incident light and transmitting fluorescence.