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What is VOCs in water?

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VOCs in water is an abbreviation for volatile organic compounds, i.e. volatile organic compounds that can penetrate water from fuels, solvents and industrial processes.

What does VOCs in water mean in practice?

Proper sample collection requires limiting exposure to air to avoid loss of volatile components prior to analysis.

When does it matter?

The "VOC" result should include a list of the substances being determined and detection limits.

Which solutions are related to it?

The technology is selected according to the detected compounds; the most commonly considered options are aeration, activated carbon and RO.