Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: L.J.Thorpe on July 29, 2008, 09:46:24 pm
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anyone know how to work out how much water a given amount of resin will treat ???
is there a formula to work it out
or a website that calculates it
any info at all really
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www.cleantech.co.uk/tdscalc.htm
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nice one nat ;D
might have known you would be clued up
using that calculator i have worked out that a 700 ml di filled with fresh resin should make about 1000 to 1250 ltrs before tds starts to rise
any way of calculating it more precise
based on tds out of ro for example
anyone
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nice one nat ;D
might have known you would be clued up
using that calculator i have worked out that a 700 ml di filled with fresh resin should make about 1000 to 1250 ltrs before tds starts to rise
any way of calculating it more precise
based on tds out of ro for example
anyone
I have a TDS of 275 here and a 700ml container knocked onto the end of an RO unit did about 1000 litres.
Much more convenient Forpy ;D to have a 15 litre container instead though mate.
Matt
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I presume that is based on Purolite , 5000l at 100ppm but that is under strict conditions.
Some resins will output 7000l at 100ppm so it depends on what product you use
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matt i have tds in about 400 or so
out of ro is 20
was going to try two 700mls and do the swapping thing for a while
getting through more water now i have tank in the van
so ro runs for longer each day
i never seem to get 1000 ltrs at 000 tho
mind you i often use 004 ish with no probs
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I presume that is based on Purolite , 5000l at 100ppm but that is under strict conditions.
Some resins will output 7000l at 100ppm so it depends on what product you use
the last lot i had was generic from cleantech
not very good imo
before that was bayer mixed from gardiners which i found much better
the stuff i got from gardiners this time is different in appearance again tho
listed as virgin polymer
made about 500 ltrs and tds now at 003 so i have turned it off
cartridge loose filled tho about 70%
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I presume that is based on Purolite , 5000l at 100ppm but that is under strict conditions.
Some resins will output 7000l at 100ppm so it depends on what product you use
Ah wonder which one, oh let me guess, does it begin with T by any chance
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I normally get six months water from my five litre di with water going in at 6. Only got four months when i produced at 14ppm from the ro.
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Just looking at the calculator on that site and it's based on a rejection rate of 97% - is that right? Seems a hell of a waste - have i got the wrong end of the stick?
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i thought rejection rate was how the ro performs ???
took it to mean how low it can get tds down relative to tds of tapwater in
mine goes in at 400 odd
out at 20 to 22
20 is 5% of 400
so i assumed that was a 95% rejection rate ???
maybe someone who knows will tell us
a far as waste goes i get 2lltrs of pure for 1ltr waste give or take
and anything from 26 to 32 ltrs per hour depending on temp.
anyone want to explain rejection rate in laymans terms ???
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I presume that is based on Purolite , 5000l at 100ppm but that is under strict conditions.
Some resins will output 7000l at 100ppm so it depends on what product you use
Ah wonder which one, oh let me guess, does it begin with T by any chance
Wrong ;D
Dave, you can ring any company and ask them for a brochure on their product performance, on that will have a graph which shows ppm vs output. It's called product spec, from that you learn a lot of information. They will also tell you that you also need to analyse your water, looks like you have some bad water. ;)
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i thought rejection rate was how the ro performs ???
took it to mean how low it can get tds down relative to tds of tapwater in
mine goes in at 400 odd
out at 20 to 22
20 is 5% of 400
so i assumed that was a 95% rejection rate ???
maybe someone who knows will tell us
a far as waste goes i get 2lltrs of pure for 1ltr waste give or take
and anything from 26 to 32 ltrs per hour depending on temp.
anyone want to explain rejection rate in laymans terms ???
Ah, i'm with you now - i did have the wrong end of the proverbial stick!
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hang on mate i dont KNOW if thats what rejection rate means,i was just guessing ;D
anyone know for sure ???