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Page 1: HEATING SYSTEM WATER TESTING Heating System Water Quality ...scalemaster.co.uk/.../uploads/Heating-System-Water-Quality-Report.… · 76 Water Hardness Test Strips ... 901008 78 Heating

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.