1. Project Background

An environmental protection authority required long-term monitoring of chlorophyll levels in a lake near an urban area to observe algae growth and support water quality management.

KWS-400 Optical Fiber Chlorophyll Sensor in Lake Water Quality Monitoring

2. Actual Application Conditions

During operation, the monitoring site presented the following conditions:

  • Open lake water body
  • Long-term submerged installation
  • Presence of algae and suspended matter
  • Requirement for continuous monitoring
  • Limited on-site maintenance access

3. Solution Implementation

3.1 Sensor Deployment

The KWS-400 chlorophyll sensor was installed at a fixed monitoring point using a mounting bracket, with the optical window facing downward to reduce bubble interference.

3.2 Operation Performance

Once installed, the sensor continuously measures chlorophyll-related parameters and transmits data via RS-485 to the local monitoring system.
The collected data provides clear visibility into chlorophyll level trends over time.

4. Project Results

ItemResult
Long-term stabilityHigh
Data consistencyReliable
Maintenance requirementLow
Suitability for open waterExcellent

5. Conclusion