How to Record and Share Water Quality Data for Nanobubble Generator Sizing

1. Decide on Sampling Plan

• Where: Identify representative water sources or points (e.g., inlet, pond center, irrigation line).

• When: Measure at times that reflect typical and worst-case conditions (e.g., before/after rain, during peak use).

• Frequency: For sizing purposes, usually 3–5 different readings over different days/times is enough.

2. Record Your Measurements

Create a simple data table or spreadsheet. Include:

Date, Time, Location, pH, Temp (°C), ORP (mV), DO (mg/L), Turbidity (NTU), TSS (mg/L), COD (mg/L), BOD (mg/L), TOC (mg/L), Salinity (ppt), Ammonia (mg/L), Notes (weather, unusual events)

OR Download our ready-made template here

3. Record Supporting Details

Along with the measurements, also record:

• Water volume/area to be treated (liters, m³, hectares)

• Flow rates if water is moving (e.g., in irrigation or filtration systems)

• Contamination type (algae, biofilm, pathogens, organic waste, etc.)

• Treatment goal (oxygenation, disinfection, odor control, etc.)

• Current treatment methods (if any)

4. Share Your Recordings With Us

• Share the document with bubbles@waboost.com if you made a copy in Google Drive

• Or Save as Excel (.xlsx), CSV (.csv), or PDF and send to the same email above.

  Also include a short summary of your goals and conditions (e.g., “We have a 2,000 m² aquaculture pond, COD is averaging 85 mg/L, goal is algae control and fish health improvement.”)
  
  We will analyze our results and get back to your shortly.

5. How We Use

• BOD/COD/TOC → to calculate ozone or oxygen demand

• Turbidity/TSS → to assess how easily gas will penetrate

• DO → for oxygen baseline and target

• pH/Temp → for gas stability adjustments

• Flow/Volume → for dosing rate and generator sizing

Bottom Line

The process might seem overwhelming at first, but we are here to support you on every step of the way, if you are not sure where to get started or have any questions please get in touch with us!