under 5 Minutes. There is a pretty simple way for you to get an idea of your water. You can do this with a simple plate mixer and a 1 liter beaker. You will need a turbidimeter. If you have a turbidity cell it is easier. Filter 1 liter of your water. Add your water to the beaker and get it mixing measure the turbidity either by pulling a sample or reading the output from the meter attached to the turbidity cell. Drop in 20ppm of o-PO4 per 1ppm of Al. It is an overdose but you are looking for a rate of reaction. At 80% of the maximum turbidity, you have your reaction time. Kinetics at its finest. My email is scheurman.terry@appliedspecialties.com might be easier than messaging but glad to help either way.
Published by Terry Scheurman, President at Applied Specialties, Inc.
under 5 Minutes. There is a pretty simple way for you to get an idea of your water. You can do this with a simple plate mixer and a 1 liter beaker. You will need a turbidimeter. If you have a turbidity cell it is easier. Filter 1 liter of your water. Add your water to the beaker and get it mixing measure the turbidity either by pulling a sample or reading the output from the meter attached to the turbidity cell. Drop in 20ppm of o-PO4 per 1ppm of Al. It is an overdose but you are looking for a rate of reaction. At 80% of the maximum turbidity, you have your reaction time. Kinetics at its finest. My email is scheurman.terry@appliedspecialties.com might be easier than messaging but glad to help either way.