COD ANALYSERS

Feature	Description
Measurement of Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)	Analyzes the amount of oxygen required to oxidize organic matter in water samples, indicating the level of organic pollution.
Improved Efficiency over Traditional Methods	Provides faster and more automated analysis compared to traditional titrimetric methods.
Types of COD Analyzers
Combustion-Based COD Analyzers	Oxidize organic matter at high temperatures, converting it to carbon dioxide. The amount of oxygen consumed is then measured to determine COD.
Titrimetric COD Analyzers (Automated)	Similar to the traditional method, but automated for faster and more precise analysis. Uses a titrant to determine the amount of oxygen required to oxidize organic matter.
Online COD Analyzers (Continuous Monitoring)	Continuously monitor COD levels in wastewater streams, ideal for industrial process control and environmental monitoring.

This table highlights the key functionalities of COD Analyzers, emphasizing their role in measuring Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) and the efficiency gains compared to traditional methods. It also showcases the two main types of COD Analyzers: * **Combustion-Based:** Utilizes high temperatures for oxidation and measures oxygen consumption. * **Titrimetric (Automated):** Similar to the traditional method, but automated for faster and more precise analysis. Additionally, the table mentions Online COD Analyzers for continuous monitoring applications.