GaryQWA
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Sorry, I really don't understand what you mean, or what you are doing.
Capacity is based on salt dosage. With 15 lbs/cuft of regular mesh resin you get 30k of capacity. Fine mesh will be 20+/-% higher; SST-60 about 30%.
What resin are you using; fine mesh, regular SST-60?
52k out of 48K, how's that? What volume of resin in cuft do you use in that softener? And what is the salt dose in lbs?
The actual total amount of hardness... you mean the max gpg the resin can handle? Most resin is capable of removing up to 100 grains per gallon. That isn't part of this problem of running the service run longer than normal and then regenerating with the same salt dose.
Gary Slusser
Capacity is based on salt dosage. With 15 lbs/cuft of regular mesh resin you get 30k of capacity. Fine mesh will be 20+/-% higher; SST-60 about 30%.
What resin are you using; fine mesh, regular SST-60?
52k out of 48K, how's that? What volume of resin in cuft do you use in that softener? And what is the salt dose in lbs?
The actual total amount of hardness... you mean the max gpg the resin can handle? Most resin is capable of removing up to 100 grains per gallon. That isn't part of this problem of running the service run longer than normal and then regenerating with the same salt dose.
Gary Slusser