
Project Background
Liuyang River is an important river system in Hunan. In tributary or cross-section monitoring projects, the main concern is not only whether water quality meets requirements at a single moment, but how COD, ammonia nitrogen, dissolved oxygen and turbidity change over time.
Rainfall, upstream inflow and local drainage can all affect the monitoring point. A continuous sensor-based system is useful for building a reliable trend record and distinguishing short-term disturbance from real pollution events.
How YexSensor Solves It
For this river section, YexSensor recommends a combined sensor configuration covering COD, ammonium nitrogen, dissolved oxygen, pH, turbidity and conductivity. If the site needs a more integrated device, the YEX-S2-MPS-A multi-parameter sensor can be used to simplify deployment and maintenance.
The sensors can be connected via RS485 Modbus RTU and integrated into the existing monitoring platform. Long-term online data helps the operator evaluate river condition, detect abnormal discharge influence and support environmental management decisions.
Recommended Product Configuration
| Product Image | Model / Product Link | Configuration Role |
|---|---|---|
![]() | YEX-S1-COD COD Online Sensor | Tracks organic pollution load changes |
![]() | YEX-S1-NHN Ammonium Nitrogen Sensor | Monitors nitrogen pollution trends in tributary and drainage-affected sections |
![]() | YEX-S1-RDO Optical Dissolved Oxygen Sensor | Evaluates river ecological condition through dissolved oxygen data |
![]() | YEX-S1-PH Industrial Online pH Sensor | Monitors pH variation |
![]() | YEX-S1-ZS Online Turbidity Sensor | Observes rainfall runoff, sediment and water disturbance |
![]() | YEX-S1-EC Online Conductivity Sensor | Helps identify external discharge or water source changes |
![]() | YEX-S2-MPS-A Online Multi-Parameter Self-Cleaning Water Quality Sensor | Provides an integrated option for long-term multi-parameter river monitoring |
This configuration is suitable for river cross-sections, tributary monitoring stations and drainage-influenced water bodies.






