Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Moderator David@stives on September 28, 2005, 10:56:22 am
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how do you use the hm digital hand held tds metre.it is the same one sold nationally like wintecs etc
do you fully submerge the metal prongs or do you just put them half way under the water
my tds reading is
38 half way under
70 fully submerged
Dave
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Fully Submerged.
TDS meters measure the conductivity between the two prongs, the more dissolved solids in the water, the more it will conduct (as it is the dissolved solids that conduct the current)
They are callibrated on the basis that the prongs are fully submerged.
A reading of 70 eh? Thats soft, do you bother with RO?
-Philip
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thanks
no ro at all just 18 litre vessel .i have used at least 5000 litres so far and still getting 0 tds
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Just done my whole round for the first time WFP tops only. Still getting 0 TDS from my 8ltr DI cyllinder. I carry a class for taking TDS readings with 1 1/2 inches of water in it.
My tap water comes out at 57. If I can get 3 months out of a bag of resin I may just stick with DI. I filled a larger DI vessel today, one of those e-bay ones. the water out was 0 TDS as you'd expect, but I noticed a fine film of resin on the top of the water in the containers. Is it normal to have a fine film of resin after a new fill?
I know the strainers are positioned correctly but don't think the composit vessels were used with DI resin before. Maybe the strainers arn't fine enough. I am talking about a very fine film of resin though. Dai
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that will soon flush away
Dave
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My tap water comes out at 57
My tap water yesterday was just over 300.
I've just done a tds reading with the prongs half submerged and fully submerged and the reading do differ.
They are callibrated on the basis that the prongs are fully submerged.
Just goes to show how important it is to read the instructions doesn't it.
the water out was 0 TDS as you'd expect
Zero??? We've got a 100gpd with 2 di catridges and the best we get is between 7 and 15. The lower the tap water (which seems to go up and down over a few days) the lower the tds in the barrel.
Cheers