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Issues related to the detection of sulfides in wastewater

2015-11-06View Original

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What is the adjudicative method in the testing methods for sulfides in wastewater? Additionally, we tested the wastewater reused in oil fields using both a water quality analyzer and a sulfur detection tube, and the data obtained from testing the same wastewater varied significantly; we’re not sure why I hope experts can give some advice. Thank you all!
Reply #22015-11-12
The common methods for detecting sulfides include the methylene blue colorimetric method, the iodometric titration method, and the electrode potential method. Different instruments have different sources of interference; moreover, it is best to conduct the test several times to determine whether the issue is caused by human factors or by the instrument itself.

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