Re: Dealkalizer


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Posted by Vern on May 14, 2001 at 21:29:37:

In Reply to: Re: Dealkalizer posted by boiler Bob on May 14, 2001 at 08:50:49:

: : : Need some help with a new dealkalizer unit. What kind of p-m/alkalinity numbers should i be getting?

: : I have never operated a dealkalizer, but I would assume you are looking
: : to get zero alkalinity out of the unit, and then blend that water with
: : raw water to get your desired alkalinity numbers. Those desired alkalinity
: : numbers will be chosen based on the process you are using the water for, in this
: : case apparently a boiler. Vern
: Yes, but the problem i have is really high chlorides and i'll get readings of say 8/p-alk and 8/m-alk and then the chlorides of 2000 or
: higher. Shouldn't i be getting p-m/alk that are different like 20p and 45m with maybe lower chlorides? thanks.

Bob, is this an ion exchange unit regenerated by salt? With a 2000 chloride level after regeneration,
sounds to me like you aren't getting a good flush at the end of the cycle. I'm not certain what p and m alk readings
you should be getting, but with ion exchange you should get close to zero until the resin bed becomes exhausted. I know
a guy here in Fresno who works on these, I'll see if I can contact him and get some better info. Vern


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