SL/T 788-2019 in English
VALIDWater quality- -Determination of total nitrogen, volatile phenolic compounds, sulfide, anionic surfactants and chromium (VI) by continuous flow analysis spectrophotometry
- Issued on:2019-11-06
- Implemented on:2020-02-06
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Introduction
Analysis of the core content of the standard
This standard adopts continuous flow analysis technology and uses spectrophotometry to achieve rapid detection of multiple parameters of water quality. The detection limit of the method reaches 0.001-0.016mg/L, covering various water bodies such as surface water and groundwater.
Comparison of key technologies
| Test items | Method detection limit (mg/L) | Linear range (mg/L) | Characteristic wavelength (nm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total nitrogen | 0.01 | 0.065-5.00 | 540-550 |
| Volatile phenol | 0.001 | 0.004-0.200 | 505 |
| Hexavalent chromium | 0.001 | 0.004-0.100 | 550 |
Implementation points
Instrument configuration requirements
- The continuous flow analysis system needs to be equipped with an automatic sampler, a chemical reaction module and a detection unit
- The detection unit should be equipped with a 10-50mm colorimetric cell
- Each parameter corresponds to a specific filter (such as total nitrogen 540-550nm)
Quality control measures
- Each batch of samples needs to have a field blank and a laboratory blank
- The standard curve correlation coefficient is ≥0.999
- Curve calibration verification is required for every 10 samples
- The spike recovery rate should be controlled at 90%-110%
Technical Innovation
This standard has significant advantages over traditional methods:
- Automated continuous detection of multiple parameters is achieved, and the analysis time of a single sample is shortened by 60%
- Online digestion technology is used to improve the efficiency of total nitrogen detection
- The interference of volatile phenol determination is effectively eliminated through the gas-liquid separation module
- Background subtraction reagent is introduced to improve the accuracy of hexavalent chromium detection
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