The primary objectives of chemical water analysis in the Multiplex NABL Accredited laboratory are to comprehensively assess the chemical composition of water samples, ensuring their compliance with relevant quality standards and regulatory requirements. This analysis serves various purposes, including evaluating water safety, suitability for specific uses, and environmental impact assessment.
Key parameters for chemical water analysis encompasses an array of indicators, such as pH, which measures the acidity or alkalinity of water, total dissolved solids (TDS), which quantifies the concentration of dissolved substances, and turbidity, indicating water clarity. Additionally, the analysis includes the assessment of ions and chemical contaminants, such as heavy metals (e.g., lead, arsenic), nutrients (e.g., nitrate, phosphate), and various organic compounds (e.g., pesticides, volatile organic compounds). The presence and concentration of these substances are critical in determining water quality, whether for drinking, industrial processes, agricultural irrigation, or environmental preservation. By systematically examining these parameters, the laboratory aims to provide comprehensive data that supports informed decision-making and ensures the safety and sustainability of water resources.