Shishi Bleaching And Dyeing Enterprise Incorporated Into Electronic Eye Monitoring

From the current 28 to more than 120 in the future, it has increased by 3 times. Yesterday, reporters learned from the City Environmental Protection Bureau, according to the latest online monitoring and monitoring system construction plan, before June 31st this year, Shishi will have more than 120 key polluting enterprises into automatic monitoring, "environmental protection electronic eye" vision will be wider and wider.

It is reported that in order to complete the construction requirements of the on-line monitoring and monitoring system issued by the Quanzhou municipal government on schedule, Shishi specially formulated the "environmental protection online monitoring and control system" capacity expansion plan, and the industrial enterprises whose industrial waste water discharged more than 100 tons per day will be installed or transformed to complete the automatic monitoring equipment within a limited time. In addition, there are 10 enterprises joining Shishi and Quanzhou environmental monitoring center, and 18 enterprises affiliated to Shishi environmental monitoring center.

According to this plan, the key polluting enterprises will be installed before January 31st this year. The key polluting enterprises and the key polluting enterprises in the dyeing and washing industry outside the centralized control area will be installed before April 31st, and the key polluting enterprises will be installed in June 31st. The Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau will connect the data of automatic monitoring equipment of key pollution sources into the municipal environmental monitoring center by means of data acquisition and transmission instrument.

Relevant people of the Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau said that according to the newly revised "water pollution prevention law", the key sewage disposal units should install automatic monitoring devices for water pollutants, connect with monitoring devices of environmental protection departments, and ensure the normal operation of monitoring equipment.