Verify Markets recently released a report titled "America's 2012 Water and Wastewater Analysis Instrumentation Market". According to estimates, the market size in 2011 exceeded US$320 million. From 2011 to 2018, the market will show a steady growth trend.

According to the latest report from foreign media, Verify Markets recently released a report titled "The 2012 Water and Wastewater Analysis Instrumentation Market in the United States." According to estimates, the market size in 2011 exceeded US$320 million. From 2011 to 2018, the market will show a steady growth trend.

It is reported that in 2011, the entire US conductivity meter device market was the second largest component of the total volume. Several major driving forces for the development of the online conductivity instrumentation market include: increased use of waste water, environmental regulations, increased labor costs, automation of automation, and simple technology. The industries that have started to use on-line continuous conductivity instruments in recent years include waste water utilization, recycling, oil exploration and mining.

The total organic carbon (TOC) instrumentation market is expected to exceed US$15 million in 2011. Improvements in process control and general consumer confidence are key factors in the development of TOC instruments.

The total phosphorus and total nitrogen instrumentation market is still in its infancy. People's understanding of the benefits of instrument analysis is a huge driving factor. In 2011, American Hash Company became the leader of these two markets.

In 2011, the total US turbidity/suspended solids instrument market is expected to exceed 40 million U.S. dollars. Legislation and process control are the main driving forces for the development of the entire turbidity instrument market. Key players in the turbidity instrumentation market include Hach Company, Emerson Process Management, Endress Hausser, METTLER TOLEDO and Xylem.

It is reported that the entire US dissolved oxygen market returns are close to those of the turbidity market. The pH market is the largest of all US market segments for water and wastewater analysis instrumentation, and environmental regulations are one of the key factors in the development of pH-based instruments.