turbidityarvo
Turbidityarvo, or turbidity value, is a measure of how clear or cloudy a liquid is due to the presence of suspended particles such as silt, clay, organic matter, or microorganisms. It is a key indicator of water quality in environmental, drinking water, and industrial contexts. Higher turbidity values indicate more particles in suspension, which can affect light transmission and reflectivity.
Measurement of turbidityarvo is typically performed with a nephelometer, producing a result in nephelometric turbidity units
In practice, turbidityarvo helps assess treatment effectiveness, water safety, and ecological conditions. In clean, treated drinking
Limitations include particle size and composition, which can affect light scattering differently even at the same