How to set units in different water treatment schemes
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In \"Industrial Water Treatment\", the salt content in water quality analysis reports: Salts in water generally refer to dissolved solids in ionic form, and the sum of their anions and cations is known as the salt content. The unit is mg/L; and for the inlet water salinity Co in the table of original conditions obtained through calculation using the exchange capacity of the 001X7 resin, it is equal to just the amount of cations in mmoL. I believe the reason for this difference is that the units are different; one is mg/L ； The other one is mmol/L. I wonder if there are any other more reasonable explanations?
That’s basically it. Due to different requirements, the results will vary, and this is mainly reflected in the units used.
Thank you. But the units in the water quality analysis report are really troublesome! Now, many water quality analysis reports do not specify the testing methods, only providing the final results. Ah! ! ! !