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What is high water conductivity?

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high water conductivity is the high ability of water to conduct electricity due to the high concentration of dissolved ions.

What does high water conductivity mean in practice?

A sudden increase may signal salinity, an influx of pollutants, or a change in treatment plant operation.

When does it matter?

Conductivity shows total mineralization but does not indicate which ions are responsible for the result.

Which solutions are related to it?

Ion analysis should be performed; mineralization reduction is carried out by membrane or ion exchange, depending on the application.