Monitoring discharges to water: CEN and ISO monitoring methods - GOV.UK

2022-05-28 07:12:45 By : Ms. Hong Shi

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These are the monitoring methods for general wastewater quality indicators and inorganic parameters (excluding metals).

See also BS ISO 15923-1.

See also BS ISO 15923-1.

See also anions by ion chromatography and inorganic parameters by discrete analyser.

See also inorganic parameters by discrete analyser.

For total phosphorus see also trace metals (BS EN ISO 11885).

See anions by ion chromatography and inorganic parameters by discrete analyser.

These are the monitoring methods for trace metals.

These are the monitoring methods for organic determinands.

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