What is the final ppm of the water?
455357
I am not sure what you mean by the "ppm". PPM usually means Parts Per Million. I have no way of testing this.
455358
Varies from 4-8PPM after filtering Chicago City tap water ranging from 140-200 unfiltered.
1125993
It depends on your water source and its quality,if you use this residentially or commercially,but I would get a TDS meter(cheap here) and this gives you an idea of incoming water vs your RO system has purified,you can google TDS values and get a idea of good and bad.In my situation my incoming water is around 160ppm and my RO system water is around 7 ppm.You need to do a quick and easy calculation(google it) of your situation,and this will tell you the performance of the membrane and its efficiency.I typically get at least 3 years to a membrane,but check mine often,with my TDS meter. I know this is long winded but every situation is different,it's really very simple once you get the TDS meter,thus being much more accurate,also the membranes are rated for efficiency,so make sure you get one that works for you. thanks,good luck
114913
If you have 70 PSI you could run 70 per line and get 1 psi per head less the physics of the heads in front grabbing more than 1 psi per. Selfish little heads! Seriously, you'RE answering your own question. 6.5 GPM would then deliver approx 3.25 per head for 2. Divide by three for 3 heads. If flowers, 3 heads no prob, if large area...18' radius then 2. Also consider that if the train made 2 stops before getting to Pittsburgh and assuming the MPH did not exceed the posted limit of 50, it would arrive at your city faucet about 8:10 pm.
114911
With city water I would think you should get closer to 10 gpm. We are running 6 with #3 nozzles with only 5gpm. We have plenty of pressure with that.
961528
Im not sure exactly,I actually never measured the water to be precise.Around two galloons...
1287814
If this was water I would say 150 mil; but being that this is oil and oil is heavier the answer would be closer to 158.9; not for sure though. There are a lot of conversion charts on the web. Hope this helps.
457934
Officially it is 1.6 GPM (page 2 of the manual) but it will depend on the initial temperature of the water and the setting you are using.
1794036
FAQ in the package states that at At 5ppm you can make about 300 GALLONS of colloidal silver , so it would make sense that 10ppm should be around 150 GALLONS. Depending on how much you make each day or week, it would take years to use up a set of silver rods.
449581
The flow is actually determined by the head of the water since the diameter of the nozzle is fixed, and the maxium velocity is determined by the head of water: v=(2gh)^0.5 I haven't checked how much head, but it must be between two or three meters.
1761948
I used the following link, appears to be about 41 gallons, 37.75 x 14 x 18.25 inches. http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/converter/volume-calculator.php
2040919
I get around 700. The package says 1500. The measure is taken with a solution that I made about a week ago (unused, of course) since I don't trust the result if I measure the solution's ppm right after I mix it since there is a lot of solids that you can see with your bear eyes even two days later. To make matter worse, I do have a PH meter but I did not order the standard solution which would allow me to calibrate it at this precise point. I don't know if the solution will measure to 1,500 once I add more particles lowering or raising the PH.
328463
You might try a TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) meter. It isn't a perfect reading of colloidal particles, but, it may give you better idea.
1755155
I assume you are asking about the amount of water, and as the previous answer from Jon is perfectly clear and accurate, I don't believe I also need to give the same answer.
788270
3 GPM. Or three gallons per minute ona city water system wit a maintained pressure of 45PSI
2256184
Performance Data Don't know if this helps Pump Output (GPM) vs. Total Resistance To Flow (Feet of Head) SP1580 86 GPM 86 GPM 75 GPM 58 GPM 27 GPM SP1580X15 10ft 91; 20ft. GPM 91; 30ft. GPM 80; 40ft. GPM 62; 50ft. GPM 32 GPM
490851
20 x 40 feet or so, maybe a bit more. This will depend on water volume and pressure.
1797021
About 9 3/4" x 2 1/2" http://www.3mwater.com/media/catalog/product/pdfs/AP124Specsheet.pdf