Water Testing Lab in Chennai

Water is a synonym for ‘life’ as no life form can exist on earth without it. Although it is the most abundant natural resource, still the quantity of it which is fit for consumption is becoming scarce because of increase in the level of pollution. The quality of water clarifies whether it is suitable for being consumed or not, therefore it needs to be tested before use. The natural mineral water and the packaged drinking water should meet the requirements specified by Bureau of Indian Standards.

Swasti Enviro Solutions understands the importance of purity of water for human consumption and industrial works. We offer competitive facilities for testing of drinking water, and waste water. We own a well-equipped laboratory which possess the most advanced and modernized instruments required for carrying out a complete analysis for water samples used in batteries, petroleum refineries, fermentation industries, food processing industries, cooling towers, etc. The test protocols are strictly in accordance with the specified Standards mentioned by the concerned authorities

These are the key water-quality indicators:

• Dissolved oxygen (DO) The DO test measures the amount of oxygen dissolved in the water. …
• Water temperature. Aquatic organisms are dependent on certain temperature ranges for optimal health.
• pH
• Escherichia coli
• Specific conductance.
• Nitrates.
• Transparency
• Visual tests.

Water Quality Testing Laboratory

A laboratory is an essential corner stone of any pollution control programme. Water quality testing laboratory provides qualitative as well quantitative data. Traditional method of testing water quality in laboratories is a lengthy procedure but gives accurate results.

 How to Start a Water Testing Laboratory?

To start and recognize water testing laboratory in India CPCB has set guidelines for Recognition of Environmental Laboratories under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.

The guidelines mention the procedures and requirements for everything from setting up a laboratory to getting it recognized and accredited.