River Water TDS Meter Accurate Total Dissolved Solids Analysis

Kvě . 12, 2025

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Did you know 63% of river water samples exceed safe TDS limits set by the EPA? High total dissolved solids in river water don't just threaten aquatic life—they silently drain your budget through equipment corrosion and treatment costs. This isn't speculation. A 2023 WHO study shows 2.3 million people annually suffer waterborne diseases linked to poor TDS management.


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FAQS on river water tds

Q: What is TDS in river water?

A: TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) in river water refers to the concentration of dissolved inorganic salts, organic matter, and minerals. It is measured in milligrams per liter (mg/L) and indicates water quality. High TDS levels may affect aquatic ecosystems and human usage.

Q: What is the normal TDS range for river water?

A: The normal TDS of river water typically ranges between 50-500 mg/L, depending on geological and environmental factors. Freshwater rivers often have lower TDS (under 200 mg/L), while rivers near mineral deposits or pollution sources may exceed 500 mg/L.

Q: How does river water TDS compare to mineral water?

A: Mineral water generally has a higher TDS (150-500 mg/L) due to added minerals, while natural river water usually has lower TDS. However, some mineral waters may exceed 1,000 mg/L, whereas excessively high TDS in rivers often signals contamination.

Q: Why does total dissolved solids in river water vary?

A: TDS variations arise from factors like rock weathering, agricultural runoff, industrial discharge, and seasonal rainfall. Human activities and natural erosion continuously alter dissolved solid concentrations in rivers.

Q: How is TDS in river water measured?

A: TDS is measured using electronic conductivity meters (converting conductivity to mg/L) or laboratory evaporation methods. Regular monitoring helps assess pollution levels and compliance with water safety standards like WHO guidelines (≤ 600 mg/L for drinking water).

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