Laboratory analysis at CLS for total petroleum hydrocarbons in environmental water samples.
Laboratory analysis at CLS for total petroleum hydrocarbons in environmental water samples.
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons, commonly referred to as TPH, represent a broad group of chemical compounds derived from crude oil and petroleum products. These hydrocarbons are commonly found in fuels, oils, lubricants, and other petroleum based materials used in industrial and transportation activities.
TPH can enter the environment through fuel spills, industrial discharges, leaks from storage systems, or surface runoff. Because these compounds can affect water quality and ecosystems, monitoring their presence in environmental samples is an important part of environmental assessment.
TPH testing helps identify and quantify petroleum related contamination in water systems. Monitoring these compounds allows environmental professionals to detect pollution events and assess the extent of contamination in surface water, groundwater, and wastewater.
Testing data is often used to support environmental monitoring programmes, site investigations, and remediation projects. Understanding TPH levels in water helps organisations evaluate environmental impact and implement appropriate corrective actions when contamination is detected.
CLS provides total petroleum hydrocarbons testing for environmental water samples. Analysis is carried out in the CLS laboratory using established analytical techniques designed to accurately detect and quantify petroleum related compounds.
The CLS team supports environmental consultants, industrial clients, and monitoring programmes by providing reliable TPH analysis and reporting. Through accurate laboratory testing, CLS helps clients assess environmental conditions, investigate contamination sources, and support environmental compliance.
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