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News Abstract
By: PointLine Media Research & Editorial Team
Topic:Business,Industry,Technology
August 19, 2026
Shandong Renke Control Technology has introduced an online monitoring platform designed to manage water quality in industrial cooling towers automatically. The system integrates sensor technology with automated chemical dosing and blowdown controls to maintain system health.
The platform continuously tracks parameters such as pH, conductivity, residual chlorine, and turbidity. When levels drift outside of preset ranges, the system autonomously triggers corrective actions, including valve adjustments or chemical injections, eliminating the need for manual operator intervention.
Designed for integration with existing SCADA infrastructure, the system provides real-time data logging and remote management capabilities. This approach aims to replace traditional, infrequent manual testing with a closed-loop system that responds instantly to changes in water chemistry.
Industrial facilities are increasingly shifting toward automated water management to mitigate risks related to corrosion, scale, and biological threats like Legionella. By transitioning from periodic manual sampling to continuous digital monitoring, operators can ensure tighter alignment with safety regulations and environmental discharge requirements.
This trend reflects a broader push in industrial sectors, such as data centers and manufacturing, to optimize resource consumption and reduce the operational risks associated with cooling system maintenance. Automated, data-driven oversight helps facilities maintain compliance with frameworks like ASHRAE Guideline 188 while improving overall water use efficiency.