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Description: Learn how the AML918 groundwater sampling pump supports stable low-flow sampling, helps reduce contamination risks, and works with the AML913 water level meter to monitor drawdown and control pump operation. How to Choose a Groundwater Sampling Pump: How the AML918 Enables Low-Flow Sampling and Water Level Control Recently, Mr. Wang from Yunnan asked us…

Description: Learn about the challenges of inspecting 300-meter-deep oil-bearing wells and how the AML921 Downhole Camera addresses working depth, digital transmission, dual-camera imaging, and cable configuration. How Can Underwater Borehole Cameras Inspect Oil-Bearing Deep Wells? An AML921 Case Study 1. The Customer’s Challenge: Blurry Images After Passing Through an Oil Layer in a 300-Meter-Deep Well…

Description: Discover how the AML913 3-in-1 water level meter helps a Vietnamese groundwater monitoring company improve fieldwork efficiency by 3x, combining water level, well depth, and drawdown measurements in one device. Vietnamese Customer Repurchase Case Study: How Does the AML913 Three-in-One Water Level Meter Improve Groundwater Monitoring Efficiency? 1. A Repeat Purchase from Vietnam: Why…

Meta Description Discover how AIMOLI evaluated its AML921 downhole camera for deep-well imaging, oil layer interference, and 360° well wall observation through internal testing. Downhole Camera Case Study: How AIMOLI AML921 Addresses Deep-Well Imaging Challenges A downhole camera needs to do more than reach the required depth. In wells containing oil and water layers, keeping…

Bladder Pump Groundwater Sampling Case: Solving Intermittent Discharge in Deep Wells Customer: Environmental Monitoring Station in Guangxi, ChinaContact: Mr. ChenApplication: Groundwater VOCs samplingEquipment: AML919 Groundwater Bladder PumpStandard pumping head: 70 mCustomized pumping head: Up to 300 m or higherMinimum stable flow rate: 100 mL/minCustomer’s main concern: Slow and intermittent water discharge during deep-well sampling 1.…

How to Measure Groundwater Flow Velocity and Direction in a 1,500 m Geothermal Deep Well? A Real Customization Case For conventional groundwater monitoring wells, measuring groundwater flow velocity and direction is not particularly difficult. However, when the well depth reaches 1,500 meters and the well is located in a geothermal environment, the situation becomes completely…

AIMOLI AML518 Water Microplastics Fully Automatic Analyzer Wins First Prize in the Product Category at the 2026 Hebei International Industrial Design Week Shijiazhuang Sub-venue On September 29, the Shijiazhuang sub-venue of the 2026 Hebei International Industrial Design Week was held. At the event, AIMOLI showcased its independently developed AML518 Water Microplastics Fully Automatic Analyzer, presenting…

How to Choose a Groundwater Three-Water-Level Meter? Understanding the AML913 Integrated Measurement Solution from the Perspective of Data Consistency in Multi-Well Operations For third-party groundwater monitoring service providers, selecting field equipment is not simply a matter of comparing price and measurement accuracy. What truly affects the efficiency of multi-well operations is often a seemingly simple…

Q: Is well purging mandatory for field sampling? A: Yes. HJ 1019—2019 requires purging the well until water quality parameters stabilize or a specified volume of water is removed; additionally, disturbances such as air-lifting or aeration within the well must be avoided. Q: Should bailers be phased out? A: No. Standards still retain the bailer…

Abstract:Last week, Mr. Chen, an engineer from an environmental monitoring station in Henan, contacted us for an equipment demonstration. The well was located in Hebei, while Mr. Chen was in Henan. Our engineer operated the equipment on site and recorded downhole footage with depth markers, then sent the video to Mr. Chen for remote well-condition…

Frequent Signal Loss at Over 200 Meters? How the Inspection of More Than 40 Wells Was Completed About 3 months ago, Mr. Liu, the general manager of a third-party company in Northwest China, contacted us. They were preparing to undertake a well condition inspection project involving more than 40 wells, with well depths ranging from…

One Graduate Student Could Only Run Two Samples in an Afternoon: The Bottleneck in Microplastic Detection Was Not “Accuracy,” but “Can We Actually Process Enough Samples?” This is a delivery case from a microplastic laboratory at a university in East China. Before the system was introduced, the laboratory’s normal workflow was that one graduate student…