Well Water Analysis

Well Water Testing

In the use of well water, analyzes should be made continuously and should not be neglected. Well water storage areas and water tanks are polluted in a shorter time than normal. Black spot formation is seen in water tanks due to contamination and it is an undesirable situation.

The cause of pollution is usually the elements that contaminate the water coming from the ground. The iron and mineral ratios of the well waters also differ, and for this reason, darkening occurs in a short time in the tanks where they are stored.

We can evaluate drinking water in three groups as obtaining and using.

Rain water (water accumulated in cisterns and similar areas)
Water accumulating on surfaces (rivers, lakes, streams, dams and similar sources.)
Groundwater extracted (spring waters and wells)

The following parameters are studied in well water analysis;

• Determination of Arsenic
• Determination of Lead
• Determination of Mercury
• Determination of Ammonium
• Determination of Chloride
• Determination of Sulfate
• Determination of Conductivity
• Determination of Trichloroethylene
• Determination of Tetrachloroethylene