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What is organoleptic parameters?

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organoleptic parameters are characteristics assessed by the senses, mainly taste, smell and appearance, which describe the acceptability of water, but not complete safety.

What does organoleptic parameters mean in practice?

Taste, odor and appearance are assessed sensory or supported by measurement of color and turbidity, but depend on sample conditions.

When does it matter?

Describes acceptability, does not reliably detect odorless chemicals or most microbiological hazards.

Which solutions are related to it?

The unusual feature is documented in place and time and then supplemented with an analysis targeting the possible source.