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Formula: Lime used to remove carbonates - hydrogen carbonate
Formula: Lime used to remove carbonates - hydrogen carbonate
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Formula: Lime used to remove carbonates - CaH < M-alk
Formula: Lime used to remove carbonates - CaH < M-alk
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Formula: carbonate removal excess of lime
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Figure 5. - Changes in water titres based on the amount of lime injected
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Formula: Removing hardness -Using sodium carbonate
Formula: Removing hardness -Using sodium carbonate
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Formula: Precipitation using caustic soda
Formula: Precipitation using caustic soda
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Formula: Precipitation calculation and control
Formula: Precipitation calculation and control
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Formula: Amount of lime - TH-M-alk
Formula: Amount of lime - TH-M-alk
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Formula: Precipitate both calcium carbonate and magnesium
Formula: Precipitate both calcium carbonate and magnesium
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Formula: Amount of lime - Negative TH-M-alk.
Formula: Amount of lime - Negative TH-M-alk.
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Formula: Amount of lime - excessively high M-alk
Formula: Amount of lime - excessively high M-alk
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Formula: sulphate precipitation
Formula: sulphate precipitation
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Formula: fluorides precipitation
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Figure 8. - Fluoride precipitated by lime in an NaCℓ medium
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Formula: major silicon presence
Formula: major silicon presence
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Formula: precipitation of calcium dihydrogen-phosphate
Formula: precipitation of calcium dihydrogen-phosphate
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Formula: precipitation of tricalcium phosphate at an optimum
Formula: precipitation of tricalcium phosphate at an optimum
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Figure 9. - Diagram illustrating the solubility of Fe, A and Ca phosphates
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Table 8. - Optimum pH for phosphorus precipitation
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Formula: sludge produced ratio
Formula: sludge produced ratio
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