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Calibration and Accuracy in pH
Calibration and accuracy in pH and ORP measurement is a 1 day course which is aimed at providing students with a strong foundation in pH and ORP measurements in process environments, along with helpful tips in care and maintenance of electrochemical measurement equipment. Training available on-site only.
Course overview

Course code: CApH
Poor measurement accuracy, lost process control and labour intensive maintenance procedures can cost companies hundreds of thousands of dollars annually. Usually poor operator training and misunderstood maintenance and calibration techniques are the root cause of these problems. Our 1 day course is essential training for anyone using pH or ORP measurement to control a critical process.
A lot of time and money is spent on accurate pH and ORP measurements in process. It is very easy to spend a lot of money on seemingly inexpensive sensors or complicated auto-cleaning and calibrating systems; operators lose a lot of time maintaining systems they have little understanding of. Companies are very conscious of maximising their yields and ROI, and accurate measurement equipment is a critical part of this.
Course tuition includes all course presentations and Student Reference Manual. This course is fully catered with lunch, morning/afternoon tea provided.
Course benefits
- Small class sizes
- Wide range of measurement equipment covered
- Training is universal and not brand specific
- Experienced instructors
- Comprehensive course notes and material
What will you learn?
- How and why pH and ORP are measured
- The anatomy of a sensor
- Sensor selection for your processes
- How and why sensors are calibrated
- Calibration method selection
- Cleaning sensors
- Error sources and troubleshooting electrochemical measurements
Onsite training
We run this course at your site, on dates that suit your team.
Types of learning
Delivered at your workplace, on your equipment and on a schedule that suits your team.
Who should apply
- Process operators
- Process engineers
- Process chemists
- Metallurgists
- Electrical maintenance personnel
- Instrumentation engineers
- Reliability engineers





