Most seem to use hand held meters as they are not too expensive. I use
an HM COM 100 conductivity meter to measure the electrical conductivity
of the distilled water before I start and when I am done. The
conductivity reading is pretty close to correct for ppm, so the micro
seimens=ppm. A Total Dissolved Solids meter will tell you about what
ppm your tap water is, but the way they are set, you have to double
them for reading cs. They are not as accurate, but we are still
shooting for a rather large target, so it may not matter.
I am sure there are other testers that cost much more money, but you
would have to talk to an industry person for that.
Kathryn
On Nov 21, 2007, at 12:08 PM, kayedoe wrote:
On 11/21/07, S&JY <[email protected]> wrote:
If your generator doesn't automatically reverse polarity as it runs,
and
both electrodes are sil
Not having a tds/ppm meter what do you all recommend as the most
accurate? Does anyone out there do anything more sophisticated to
test their cs other that using tds/ppm with hand held / table top
meters?
Are there other quality testing method / equipment that can be
employed?
If so please share, Thanks
Mary
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