Regarding the concentration ratio of circulating water
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1. Why does a higher concentration ratio of circulating water lead to greater water savings? 2. Could someone with expertise provide a detailed block diagram of the circulating water system? 3. Is there a significant difference between concentration factor 4 and concentration factor 5? How is the economic efficiency of these two concentration ratios calculated? Based on which factors is it determined?
Under the same conditions, more fresh water is added, resulting in a lower concentration factor； Less fresh water needs to be added, and the concentration ratio is high; in other words, the higher the concentration ratio, the less fresh water is required, which helps save water.
The concentration ratio refers to the ratio of the conductivity of the recycled water to that of fresh water. So 4 and 5 are not very different
The concentration of a certain substance in circulating water divided by the concentration of that same substance in fresh water