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Sounds like a good idea. Care to describe the procedure? What factor do you use? Is it variable with salinity levels?10ml cylinder for speed 0 and 50ml cylinder for speed 3. But I have changed to use kitchen scale, it is more easy to read and you can also do 5 calibrations in a row and take average, this will give a better calibration.
Personally I have all 3. They are good to have around not just for calibration but for the addition of additives.What size gradated cylinders are ideal to have , since the KH director (dosing) has 3 different speeds from what i have been hearing
Sounds like a good idea. Care to describe the procedure? What factor do you use? Is it variable with salinity levels?
Understand, thanks. However just to be clear, (I need to know the math behind it) you are using the density of RO water as the factor, and the average of the 5 test multiplied by that factor is how many ml you use as your calibration value.I used normal tap water to do the calibration. And also used a separate set of tubing, that are just long enough to do the job.
The procedure is simple, just do 5 consecutive calibrations (or more if the dispensed amount fluctuated a lot), with the output tube dispense directly into a container placed on a tared kitchen scale. Weight the total amount of water dispensed and divided by 5. After the calibration is done and saved, I will also do a manual dosing to see if the dispensed amount is correct.
I do the same but I use the actual fluid and exactly the tubes that I going to use. In the right lengths.I used normal tap water to do the calibration. And also used a separate set of tubing, that are just long enough to do the job.
The procedure is simple, just do 5 consecutive calibrations (or more if the dispensed amount fluctuated a lot), with the output tube dispense directly into a container placed on a tared kitchen scale. Weight the total amount of water dispensed and divided by 5. After the calibration is done and saved, I will also do a manual dosing to see if the dispensed amount is correct.