Training session on the use of handheld biotoxicity detectors by Xiangyang Ecological Environment Bureau

At present, sudden pollution accidents often lead to sudden changes in water quality. Water pollution not only directly affects water safety, but also poses a threat to the aquatic ecosystem. In response to this situation, environmental protection departments across the country have successively introduced a series of emergency response measures.

According to the Emergency Monitoring Capacity Building Plan of the Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment, on March 18, 2022, sponsored by the Ecological Environment Bureau of Xiangyang City and undertaken by the Xiangyang City Urban Ecological Environment Monitoring Station, the HD-DXS handheld biotoxicity detector produced by Shandong Horde Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. was used to organize relevant personnel to carry out emergency monitoring capacity training. At the same time, relevant instruments and equipment were distributed to the Xiangyang City Urban Ecological Environment Monitoring Station and various counties (cities, districts) Ecological Environment Monitoring Stations.

At the training meeting, relevant personnel from Xiangyang Ecological Environment Bureau demonstrated the handheld biotoxicity detector of Shandong Horde Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. through video, providing training for the monitoring business backbone of various monitoring stations. They learned the operation and use of the instrument and equipment on site, explained emergency monitoring and protection knowledge, and improved the cognitive level and practical ability of relevant personnel through training.

The implementation of emergency monitoring capacity building projects across the country has further enhanced the ability of various monitoring stations to carry out emergency monitoring work. With the assistance of handheld biological toxicity detectors and other water quality testing equipment, it has provided strong support for daily monitoring and responding to environmental emergencies.