Which Units to use in General Hardness Search (Knowledge Base)?

[Old MacDonald]

Hi Guys,

When using the ‘Knowledge Base’ -> ‘Advanced’ -> ‘Water Chemistry’ -> ‘General Hardness’ search, which unit of measurement is used? Is it Degrees (dGH), mg Ca/L (aka ppm) or another?

 

Thanks,

Steve

 

Glossary: general hardness

February 15th, 2012 — 3:42pm

Measure of the overall concentration of calcium, magnesium and other ions in a water sample with values usually quoted in units of degrees (dGH), of which 1 dGH corresponds to 17.848 ppm. Also referred to as total or permanent hardness.

[Old MacDonald]

Doh! Homer-stylee face palm… Please ignore this question!

 

I’ve just noticed in small type the ‘Preferences’ box at the top of the ‘Advanced Search’ column which say ‘PPM’.

 

Apologies again,

Steve:oops:

[dunc]

No problem Sir, glad you were able to find the answer yourself

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