8 precipitants, 1 metal content, 2 atomic weight of metal – Hach-Lange WTOS P-RTC User Manual

Page 35: G/mol, Parameterization and operation

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Parameterization and operation

With the setting

Q INFLUENT SMOOTH = 2

, it takes three

minutes for the smoothed value to reach 95 % of the final
value (following a sudden change of the influent rate).

4.5.8

Precipitants

For calculations, the effective metal content of the precipitant
must be specified in g/l as well as the relative atomic weight of
the metal in g/mol.

4.5.8.1

Metal content

The metal content (active component) of the precipitant is
specified by the manufacturer in:

g/kg

multiply the value by the density

δ of the product to obtain the

metal content in g/L

%

multiply the value by 10 to obtain the concentration in g/kg.
Multiply this value by the density

δ of the product to obtain the

metal content in g/L

mol/L

This value can be entered instead of the concentration in g/L.
Enter a 1 for the atomic weight of the metal.

4.5.8.2

Atomic weight of metal

The type of the precipitant is determined by the atomic weight.

Atomic weight of iron: 55.8 g/mol

Atomic weight of aluminum: 26.9 g/mol

Composite products

For products that contain both aluminum and iron, the molar
metal concentration is calculated from the sum of the molar
concentrations of iron and aluminum.

Example: Compound of iron (12 %) and aluminum (8 %):

Molar aluminum concentration:

Molar iron concentration:

80

g

=

2.97

kg

mol

26.9

g

kg

mol

120

g

=

2.15

kg

mol

55.8

g

kg

mol

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