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How to calculate fresh water and recycled water?

2010-10-11View Original

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I would appreciate your advice. I need to calculate the water usage in order to determine the costs. I’m not sure how to figure out how much recycled water and fresh water is required ? Thank you all for your help!
Reply #22011-07-21
Check the concentration ratio and temperature, then calculate how much water needs to be added
Reply #32011-07-22
The simplest approach is to install a water meter on the water supply pipe, measure the water level in the tank at regular intervals, and calculate the total amount of circulating water used. In actual production, theoretical calculations are not very reliable
Reply #42011-07-28
1. Calculate the evaporation amount E based on the system’s circulating water volume: multiply the circulating water volume by 0.16% and then by the temperature difference; 2. Calculate the displacement as B:E/N-1, where N is the concentration ratio ; 3. The supplementary water volume is M = E + B + D, where D represents the water loss due to wind, approximately 0.1%.

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