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Accept Decline * Home * About Us * Services * Field Services * Manufacturing Services * Pisciculture Services * Design Services * Capabilities * Aqua Farming/Pisciculture * Water Treatment Systems * Wastewater * Odor Control * Water Treatment * Products * Iron Oxidation-Aerators * CO2 Removal-Decarbonators * H2S Removal-Degasifiers * Odor Control-Scrubbers * Filtration-Filters * AI-Controls * Full Product & Service List * Resources * Aqua Farming/Pisciculture Guide * Industrial Water Treatment Guide * Odor Control & Air Emissions Guide * Training Videos * Blog * Contact * Our Partners * American Water Works Association * DHP Training * International Desalination Association IDA * Water Surplus * WefTec * Haynes Equipment DELOACH BLOG WHAT IS WATER TURBIDITY? Posted by Anthony DeLoach, President on Mar 18, 2022 1:05:00 PM * * Share * Water turbidity refers to how clear or translucent the water is when examining or testing it for any given use. Water turbidity can impact food and beverage, municipal, industrial, and aquaculture operations. Turbidity is caused by suspended or dissolved particles in the water that scatter light which causes the water to appear cloudy or even murky. Different types of particles can cause turbidity and they include sediments such as silts and clay, very fine inorganic or organic matter, algae, or soluble colored organic compounds, and microscopic organisms. Turbidity is measured in a value referred to as NTU which means Nephelometric Turbidity Unit. The EPA requires in the USA a turbidity level no higher than 0.3 NTU and if a member for the partnership of safe drinking water then the level must not exceed 0.1 NTU. High turbidity can create habitats for other harmful elements such as bacteria or metals that can accumulate onto the particles. This increases the health risk for a potable water system. In aquaculture operations increased turbidity from silts and sediments can be harmful and detrimental to marine life so it must be removed to safe levels. For the food and beverage industry, the impact of high turbidity can be both a safety concern as well as a visual and noticeable quality concern because if the turbidity is high it can alter the physical look of the final product for example a distillery. When the particle levels are elevated to the point that only a small amount of light can penetrate the water the turbidity level is referred to as being “high”. Again, a high turbidity level is typically detrimental to marine life and not acceptable in municipal, industrial, and food and beverage applications. High turbidity also directly impacts operating costs within any water treatment process that utilizes sterilization. Water containing sediments or clays will often require higher dosing of chemicals such as chlorine as it reacts with the particles in the water. In addition, when utilizing ultraviolet (U.V.) as the method of sterilization which is common in the food and beverage, municipal, aquaculture, and industrial markets the higher turbidity readings (NTU) required higher energy levels from the UV system because the light cannot easily penetrate the water. The higher requirement of UV light increases both the capital costs of the system and will have a much higher electrical cost to produce the UV energy needed to achieve penetration. At DeLoach Industries Inc., water quality and turbidity levels are examined and a proper filtration system is designed to reduce the NTU levels. This can include pressure filtration, ion exchange, water softening, and even degasification can be applied followed by micron filtration. The professional design team at DeLoach Industries can assist in reviewing your water quality data and provide a cost-effective and comprehensive solution. Contact DeLoach Industries at 941-371-4995 or sales@DeLoachIndustries.com. 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