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What is groundwater monitoring?

Groundwater monitoring is the process of measuring parameters such as extraction flow, water level, and water quality in deep wells, located from several tens to several hundred meters below the ground.

Why is continuous, automated groundwater monitoring necessary?

"Continuous automated groundwater monitoring" not only helps investors optimize production processes and control extraction flow but also allows them to proactively arrange production plans and comply with government regulations on the management and use of groundwater resources.

What parameters are needed for well monitoring?
According to Circular 47/2017/TT-BTNMT on monitoring the exploitation and use of water resources by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the parameters to be measured may vary depending on the monitoring program's goals. Some basic parameters include:

  • Water level at monitoring points (boreholes, dug wells)

  • Flow rate at monitoring points (outcrop points, spring points)

  • Environmental water parameters such as: physical properties (color, odor, taste, turbidity), pH, electrical conductivity (EC), dissolved oxygen (DO), redox potential (Eh or ORP), alkalinity, salinity, etc.

traction Flow Rate (m³/day)

 

 

Extraction Well

 

Monitoring Well

Flow Rate 

 

Water Level

 

Water Level

Water Quality

 

≥ 3000

 

Automatic Monitoring

Automatic Monitoring

Automatic Monitoring

Periodic Monitoring

 

1000 – 3000

 

Automatic Monitoring

Automatic Monitoring

-

Periodic Monitoring

 

200 – 1000

 

Automatic Monitoring Periodic Monitoring - Periodic Monitoring

 

10 – 200

 

Periodic Monitoring

Periodic Monitoring

-

Periodic Monitoring

 

 

 

Data from the main data logger will be transmitted to the control room at the plant for 24/7 internal monitoring and transmitted to the Department of Natural Resources and Environment via a static IP Internet connection, using the FTP method and in .txt file format, meeting the requirements of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment.

 


The groundwater monitoring system consists of two main parts:

  1. Flow and water level measurement equipment installed at each well.

  2. Data transmission system including local data loggers placed at each well.

 

Overview of Prodowa's continuous, automated groundwater monitoring system


 

Advantages of the groundwater monitoring station designed and installed by Prodowa:

  • Compact system: Space-saving, easy to install and operate

  • Cost-effective: The system provides high performance at a reasonable cost

  • Reliable sensors: Sensors with high accuracy, utilizing the latest wireless communication technology and data display

  • Central software: Provides software to collect data from multiple monitoring points and different water layers

  • Hight reliability: The system requires minimal maintenance and ensures stable operation

  • Meets monitoring requirement from environmental agencies: Helps comply with water resource monitoring regulations

  • Quick results: Provides timely results for appropriate response actions

  • Flexible design: The system is designed to meet any practical customer requirements

  • International standard equipment: Equipment is internationally certified, sourced from reputable companies with years of experience in manufacturing monitoring devices

  • Management software on website & mobile apps: Facilitates easy and convenient monitoring tracking

 

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