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River Basin Monitoring

Nine-Station River Monitoring Network in Guangdong

Guangdong, China 2023 Ecology & Environment Bureau
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Project Background

As China's 14th Five-Year Plan raised the bar for river and lake protection, environmental authorities expanded online monitoring of surface waters. In Guangdong, a river basin needed high-frequency, low-cost monitoring across its target reach.

Customer Challenge

Protecting a whole river reach means watching many points at once, continuously — with equipment that stays stable outdoors, needs little maintenance and reports data remotely for early warning.

The TENGINE Solution

Nine MWM micro water quality monitoring & warning stations were deployed across the target river section, monitoring ammonia nitrogen, dissolved oxygen, ORP and transparency in real time. Built on modern sensor technology, automatic control and dedicated analytics, the cabinet-style stations self-clean, run stably for long maintenance cycles, and feed the IoT cloud platform for remote supervision and alarms.

Implementation

Nine monitoring stations were sited along the target reach in Guangdong, each running automatically with self-cleaning and remote data upload to the cloud platform.

Project Results

The basin now has long-term, stable, real-time monitoring across nine points — giving the authority continuous data and early warning to keep the river's water quality safe.

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