Nghi Son 2 Electricity – Installation of 02 Monitoring Stations

Viet An has completed the installation of 2 cooling seawater and wastewater monitoring stations at Nghi Son 2 Electric Co., Ltd.

Nghi Son 2 Power (“NS2PC”) is a limited liability company owned by three investors: Marubeni Group (Japan), Korea Electric Power Corporation (Korea) and Tohoku Electric Company, Inc ( Japan) owned, established under Vietnam Enterprise Law.

The main activities of NS2PC are to construct and operate (for 25 years) the BOT Thermal Power Project in Thanh Hoa province according to the Build - Operate - Transfer (BOT) model.

Monitoring system information is as follows:

• Investor: NGHI SON 2 THERMAL POWER COMPANY LIMITED
• Number of stations: 2 STATIONS
• Measurement parameters:

– Sea water Cooling: Input flow, output, Temperature, Residual Chlorine, Total Chlorine, DO, TSS, COD
– Wastewater : Input flow, output, pH, Temperature, COD, TSS, Ammonium

• year: 2020
• Location: Hai Ha commune, Tinh Gia district, Thanh Hoa province

Sincerely thank you for your trust and choosing the environmental monitoring solutions provided by Việt An.

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It is a comprehensive automatic wastewater monitoring solution from hardware to software with five leading monitoring indicators. The system is packaged in a single station to help reduce costs and time. In addition, other monitoring indicators can be expanded according to customer needs.

With this system, measurement results will be continuously transmitted to the customer's central control room and at the same time sent to the local Department of Natural Resources and Environment center. In addition, monitoring effluent wastewater is to comply with Circular 10/2021/TT-BTNMT regulations.

Implementing wastewater monitoring is not only a mandatory environmental monitoring regulation from the Government but also has great significance for the sustainable development of industries and the human living environment.

This is an essential basis to help authorities promptly detect the adverse effects of industrial wastewater on human health and marine, river and lake species.

At the same time, ensuring the industrialization and modernization process takes place safely and stably, limiting the risk of environmental pollution.