Portable Oil in Water Testing

What does oil in water show?

Where portable oil in water testing is useful

  • Produced-water and industrial discharge checks
  • Oil spill and incident response
  • Surface-water and groundwater screening
  • Refinery, terminal and transport monitoring
  • Baseline environmental surveys
  • Process troubleshooting and contamination tracking

Portable instruments for oil in water

TD-550 oil-in-water analyser

A portable UV fluorescence analyser for crude oil and heavier hydrocarbons, spanning low-level screening through higher concentration work.

Best for: crude oil and heavier hydrocarbon applications.

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TD-560 oil-in-water analyser

Adds a second optical channel for lighter refined hydrocarbons such as fuels, BTEX-related compounds and condensates.

Best for: teams needing crude-oil capability plus a separate light-fuel channel.

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Not sure which oil in water option fits?

Portable oil in water testing FAQs

Many petroleum hydrocarbons contain aromatic compounds that fluoresce under ultraviolet excitation. Portable fluorometry can provide rapid screening and quantitative application-specific results when calibration, extraction and sample handling are matched to the oil type.

Common uses include produced-water and industrial discharge checks, oil spill and incident response, surface-water and groundwater screening, refinery, terminal and transport monitoring. The best sampling point should always be chosen around the decision the result needs to support.

TD-550 oil-in-water analyser and TD-560 oil-in-water analyser provide different levels of capability. The preferred option depends on the method, range, sample and other parameters.

Yes. A carefully collected portable result can provide an independent spot check during commissioning or investigation. Sampling location, timing, preparation and method differences must be considered before comparing readings.

Share the water type, expected range, sampling location, testing frequency, other required parameters, record-keeping needs and any site constraints. This helps PMA confirm the complete practical package.

Yes. PMA can review the application, expected conditions, measurement method, reagents or sensors, calibration needs and supporting accessories before quotation.

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