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www.scalemaster.co.ukWater Treatment Products I Analysis & Detection Equipment
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Analysis & Detection Equipment
76 Water Hardness Test Strips – 6 PackCode: 901008
78 Heating System Water Quality Check KitCode: 505092
77 Water Leak DetectorCode: 709109
MAINS WATER
HEATING SYSTEM WATER TESTING
In the event of any query please email [email protected] quoting the sample reference/ report number
Heating System Water Quality Report Sample Reference/Report No: 1-‐80000 Date: 9/11/2012
Customer Name & Email Address A Customer customer@email_address.com Property Address/Postcode No. 123 PO57 CODE
Sample Details Date sample taken: 05/11/2012 Date sample analysed: 08/11/2012
Observations and System History 4yrs old Boiler – Believe dosed with Inhibitor
Reason for Water Analysis Pin-‐holing of radiators Laboratory Analysis Results
Parameter Units Sample Source Result Ideal Value or Range* Mains System Colour Clear Good Clear to light straw pH pH 7.2 8.1 At Limit 6.8 -‐ 8.1 Conductivity (20°C) uS/cm 243 898 Depends upon treatment method Hardness mg/l CaCO3 280 120 Poor Not more than 25% below mains water Alkalinity mg/l CaCO3 120 330 Depends upon inhibitor used Chloride mg/l 33 270 Poor No more than 30mg/l above mains Sulfur mg/l 7 10 Sodium mg/l 12 177 Depends on treatment method Molybdenum mg/l N/a 5 Low Depends on inhibitor used Boron mg/l N/a 10 Depends on inhibitor used Phosphorus mg/l N/a <1 Depends on inhibitor used Zinc mg/l N/a <1 Depends on inhibitor used Potassium mg/l N/a 19 Depends on inhibitor used Iron mg/l N/a <1 Good Up to 125mg/l for inhibited system Copper mg/l N/a <0.1 Good Less than 0.2 mg/l for Al systems Aluminium mg/l N/a 0.1 Good Less than 3 mg/l
*Ideal values denote typical/acceptable levels for system water correctly dosed with good quality proprietary Inhibitor Interpretation of the Results
pH is at limit of acceptable range. Conductivity would indicate presence of chemicals in system water. Hardness is low and would indicate that limescale precipitation has occurred Alkalinity would indicate presence of chemicals in system water. Net chloride level is excessive and would indicate that system has not been thoroughly cleansed & flushed. Chloride level would be expected to increase risk of pitting corrosion. (Additional chloride may derive from residual flux or cleanser in system). Trace of boron would indicate that system was dosed with inhibitor but concentration is now very low.
CONCLUSIONS
1. Chloride level would be expected to result in increased risk of pitting corrosion. 2. Trace of inhibitor is present but concentration is very low.
RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Drain and flush system with proprietary cleanser in accordance with BS 7593:2006. and add appropriate proprietary inhibitor at final fill.