The invention discloses a secondary
water supply quality remote
monitoring system, belongs to the technical field of
water quality detection, and solves the problem of
legionella outbreak caused by hydraulic stagnation and high-temperature environment
coupling of a secondary
water supply system. However, the problems of detection space randomness, sampling false negative and high-cost monitoring blind area due to random distribution of the
pathogenic bacteria in an isolated
pipe section are solved. Comprising a main control and calculation module, an electrochemical impedance
spectroscopy measurement module, a micro-current measurement module, a multi-channel switching module, a
temperature sensing module, a
bus power supply and communication module and a three-
electrode sensing patch, the master control and calculation module is used for coordinating and controlling the
operation time sequence of all the modules, executing an electrochemical
impedance spectrum fitting and micro-current
trend analysis algorithm and making a risk decision according to a multi-
source data fusion result. The
water quality at the
tail end of each pipeline is automatically and circularly monitored, the
biofilm formation risk is evaluated in real time by measuring the temperature, executing electrochemical impedance scanning, analyzing weak metabolic current and fusing data, and finally early warning information is uploaded.