Semiconductor-based Smart Water Quality Monitoring Solution
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United Stares Formosa Petrochemical Corporation's Louisiana Plant in the United States |
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Formosa Petrochemical Corporation's Louisiana plant, the largest petrochemical facility in North America, spans 1011 hectareswith a total investment of approximately 9.26 billion US dollars. It utilizes over 100 sets of AQUAS water quality analyzers, including pH, ORP, conductivity, salinity, dissolved oxygen, suspended solids, and water level sensors, for real-time monitoring of effluent water quality and level on-site. This ensures the protection of surrounding water environments, with immediate alerts issued in case of exceedances to prevent pollution incidents.
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Taiwan Taichung Taiwan Power Company’s Taichung Power Plant |
| Taichung Power Plant is the world's second largest thermal power plant with the total installed capacity up to 5,824 MW,Approximately 19.23 million tons of warm discharge water are discharged monthly, with an average outlet temperature of 31°C. AQUAS water quality monitoring systems are installed along the coastline, and open-channel flow meters are set up at discharge outlets for real-time monitoring of water quality.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd. (TSMC) |
| TSMC is the world's largest integrated circuit manufacturing services company. The chips produced for customers cover a wide range of electronic products, including computers, communications, consumer goods, and industrial uses, and find applications across multiple end markets, including mobile devices, high-performance computing, automotive electronics, and the Internet of Things (IoT). TSMC's waste management system employs AQUAS Ammonium, COD, and oil-in-water quality monitoring analyzers in its waste management system to monitor and detect leaks of raw materials as well as leaks from etching and cleaning processes in the plants, thereby safeguarding the environment and preventing pollution.
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Japan Kanokawa Hiroshima Refinery |
| KANOKAWA Terminal was established in 1950, mainly providing petroleum refining, storage and distribution throughout Japan to meet the needs of various regions. Using the AQUAS Oil in water analyzer, we monitor oil tanks, groundwater,and discharge water in real time to comply with local regulations. We regularly sample and conduct oil concentration analysis to ensure comprehensive monitoring of oil concentrations in the plant, continuously improving safety and quality management levels, and achieving sustainable development goals. |
