Wastewater Testing

OECD 209 Inhibition Testing: Evaluating Microbial Respiration in Wastewater Systems

When evaluating the environmental compatibility of chemicals, surfactants, and formulated products, understanding their interaction with wastewater treatment systems is critical. One of the most widely recognized methods for assessing this interaction is OECD 209. OECD 209 is the internationally accepted standard for determining whether a substance inhibits the respiration activity of activated sludge microorganisms. As…

Types of Water Testing Methods and How to Test for Contaminants

Scientific water testing assesses the composition and quality of water to determine whether it is safe to use or to discharge. Regular testing is essential for individuals and communities and for organizations that use water as part of their manufacturing process or other daily operations. This testing will help you determine whether or not your…

Understanding Industrial Wastewater Treatment: From Cause to Process

Environmental sustainability has become an increasingly critical issue for companies engaged in large-scale industrial manufacturing. In particular, organizations will need to monitor and treat industrial wastewater to ensure it does not pollute local water sources. Industrial wastewater treatment uses advanced processing technologies to remove contaminants from water before they enter public water sources. Let’s take…