A Rapid Monitoring System for the Determination of COD in Waters Based on Ultrasonic Assisted Digestion and Miniaturized Spectral Analytical System

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Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) is an much important key water quality parameter . In view of the technical defects of existing detection methods and monitoring instruments for measuring COD, a new detection method based on ultrasonic assisted sample digestion and spectrum analysis was put forward in this paper, and the automatic monitoring system prototype based on such detection method had been developped. Aiming at environmental water samples, the spot experiment had been carried out to contrast prototype with Chinas national standard analysis method for measuring COD, and the results showed that the automatic monitoring instrument prototype had good repeatability (10%) and high accuracy (±10%), which met the technical qualifications of Chinas envirormental protection industry standards.

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