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Evie Huang sales consultant
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Email: Sales@matictest.com
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Phone/WhatsApp: +86 18996117830

Application Guides
Practical deployment guides for aquaculture, secondary supply, wastewater, rivers and industry.

How Drinking Water Utilities Can Cut Compliance Costs with Continuous Online Monitoring
Where continuous online monitoring earns its keep in a drinking water utility — residual chlorine verification, distribution network coverage, and the cost arithmetic behind it.

Why Aquaculture Monitoring Needs Both Inline Sensors and Lab Validation: A Practical Workflow
Inline water quality sensors catch the emergency that lab sampling misses. This article describes why both belong in a modern aquaculture operation and how to design a workflow that uses each one where it shines.

From Manual Sampling to Online Monitoring: A Roadmap for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades
A phased roadmap for moving a wastewater treatment plant from manual sampling to online monitoring — what to instrument first, how to validate online data against lab data, and how to handle process control.

Smart City Water Management: Connecting River, Pipe and Building Sensors into One Platform
How city water teams connect river stations, distribution network sensors and building-level water meters into a single platform — architecture, data model and procurement checklist.

How to Choose the Right Water Quality Monitoring Station for Your Site: A Field Selection Guide
A practical decision framework for selecting between micro, wall-mounted and cabinet water quality monitoring stations, based on power, connectivity, parameters and maintenance access.
Online Monitoring in Wastewater Treatment: Key Parameters and Control Points
Where to place instruments across a treatment plant, which parameters matter at each stage, and how to turn continuous data into control action and defensible compliance reporting.
Flow Measurement in Partially Filled Pipes: Doppler, Area-Velocity and Level Methods
Why partially filled pipes are hard to measure, how Doppler and area-velocity methods work, where weirs and flumes fit, and how to pick a method for sewers, manholes and discharge outlets.
