Water Quality Sensors Used in Wetland

Writer： admin Time：2025-06-13 14:06:18 Browse：5℃

The Guangdong Yunan Dahe National Wetland spans an area of 280.1 hectares, with 133.9 hectares designated as wetland areas. The primary objective is to conduct real-time monitoring of water quality and hydrological conditions within the wetland waters. Equipped with Yosemitech monitoring indicators such as dissolved oxygen (DO), chemical oxygen demand (COD), ammonium, and pH, the station enables timely assessment of the water quality status of the Yunan Dahe National Wetland, facilitating an understanding of water quality variation patterns and providing critical decision support for regional water pollution prevention and control efforts.

The station incorporates a central control system, multiple water quality monitoring devices, and various display units. The central control system comprises one or more interconnected computers that coordinate operations. Monitoring points are strategically placed in the main river and key water zones. A cutting-edge solar power supply system is utilized, complemented by 4G transmission equipment for real-time data acquisition and transmission.

Yosemitech water quality sensors are mounted on high-density buoyancy cylinders and equipped with specialized protective enclosures.  This design ensures accurate measurement parameters while substantially mitigating wear and tear caused by the aquatic environment, thereby enhancing both the measurement precision and the service life of the equipment.