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Water Analysis

Comprehensive Water Analysis Across Regulatory Frameworks

Water characterization requires specialized skills and validated methodologies, since each type has different regulatory requirements, analytical objectives and operational matrices. Our activities cover the entire spectrum of water used in the civil, industrial, environmental and health sectors, ensuring a technical approach consistent with the main national and European regulations. We operate on matrices ranging from water intended for human consumption to wastewater, passing through environmental, industrial, microbiological water and specific applications. Each category requires dedicated sampling, storage and analysis procedures, defined by established standards and industry guidelines.

The following classification summarizes the main types of water covered by the analytical activities, with the relative regulatory framework of reference, offering a clear view of the areas of intervention and the application contexts in which the technical checks are carried out.

Water Matrices & Application Areas

1. Human use & Food

2. Environmental Waters

3. Waste / Discharge

4. Industrial & Process

5. Microbiological & Safety

6. Specific Applications

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Frequently Asked Questions

Below you will find answers to the most frequent questions related to Water Analysis.

L.A.C. performs accredited analyses on a wide range of water matrices, including drinking water, groundwater, surface water, industrial and civil wastewater, process water, microbiological waters, and water for specific applications such as irrigation, energy systems, and pharmaceutical use.

Yes. All analyses are performed in accordance with applicable Italian and European legislation, including Legislative Decree 18/2023, Legislative Decree 152/2006, Directive 2020/2184, Directive 2000/60/EC, UNI, ISO, and other sector-specific standards.

L.A.C. offers both laboratory analysis and technical support for sampling. Sampling procedures follow validated protocols and regulatory guidelines to ensure representativeness, traceability, and legal validity of the analytical results.

All results are issued in official test reports, validated under the ISO/IEC 17025 quality system. Reports include measurement uncertainty where applicable and are legally recognized by authorities, auditors, and certification bodies.

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