The pH scale was devised by the Danish chemist Soren Peder Lauritz Sorensen at the Carlsberg Laboratory in 1909 and later modified to its modern form in 1924 to accommodate definitions and measurements in terms of electrochemical cells. The “pH” stands for “power of hydrogen” and represents...

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pH is the measurement of the amount of alkaline or acid in a fluid solution. Groundwater pH is affected by minerals, natural geological conditions or manmade effects such as acid rain and industrial pollutants. The necessity for pH neutralization traverses multiple industries. Depending on the region, discharge pH limits vary however the side effects remain the same. These side effects can be prevented in numerous ways. If you would like to learn more about various adjustment systems including Limestone tanks, Batch Treatment and Continuous Flow pH systems…

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pH adjustment is an important issue, especially when it comes to clean drinking water. pH in water is a measurement of the amount of alkaline or acid in that water. Water pH is affected by minerals in rocks that are in the area, natural geological conditions and manmade causes like acid rain.

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