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The humidifier must be supplied with mains water with the following characteristics:
pressure between 0.1 and 0.8 MPa (1 to 8bar; 14,5 to 116,1PSI), temperature between 1 and 40 °C and an instant flow-
rate of min. 0.6 l/min.;
hardness no greater than 40°fH (equal to 400 ppm of CaCO
3
), conductivity: 125 ÷ 1250
µ
S;
absence of organic compounds;
other characteristics:
LIMITS
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Min Max
pH level
S+
-
7
8,5
Conductibility at 20 °C
σ
5&
- µS/cm
300
1250
Total dissolved solids
F
5
-
mg/l
(*) (*)
Solid residue at 180 °C
5
-
mg/l
(*) (*)
Total hardness
7+
- mg/l
CaCO
3
= 500
Temporary hardness
- mg/l
CaCO
3
= 300
Iron + Manganese
-
mg/l Fe + Mn
=
0,2
Chloride
-
ppm Cl
=
30
Silicon di-oxyde
- mg/l
SiO
2
= 20
Residual chlorine
- mg/l
Cl
-
=
0,2
Calcium Sulphate
- mg/l
CaSO
4
= 100
(*) Values depend on specific conductibility; usually: c
R
≅
0,65 *
σ
R, 20 °C
; R
180
≅
0,9 *
σ
R, 20 °C
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LIMITS
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Min Max
pH level
S+
-
7
8,5
Conductibility at 20 °C
σ
5&
- µS/cm
125
450
Total dissolved solids
F
5
-
mg/l
(*) (*)
Solid residue at 180 °C
5
-
mg/l
(*) (*)
Total hardness
7+
- mg/l
CaCO
3
= 200
Temporary hardness
- mg/l
CaCO
3
= 150
Iron + Manganese
-
mg/l Fe + Mn
=
0,2
Chloride
-
ppm Cl
=
20
Silicon di-oxyde
- mg/l
SiO
2
= 20
Residual chlorine
- mg/l
Cl
-
=
0,2
Calcium Sulphate
- mg/l
CaSO
4
= 60
(*) Values depend on specific conductibility; usually: c
R
≅
0,65 *
σ
R, 20 °C
; R
180
≅
0,9 *
σ
R, 20 °C
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A G¾ fitting is used for the water connection.
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: no relationship can be demonstrated between the hardness and the conductivity of the water.
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This may lead to the formation of
foam, with potential operating problems or anomalies.
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1. the use of well water, industrial water or water from cooling circuits and, in general, any potentially chemically or
bacteriologically contaminated water;
2. the addition to the water of disinfectants or corrosion inhibiters, as these are potential irritants.