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But I use Vision in my tank. So thats a no go. Something ill try, if I stop using Vision.Someone else told me, the slower the flow, the longer resin will last. BUT WHY/HOW. Same amount of water passing through it
I've got a separate water softer vessel in my van which stands next to di vessel. I flush it through with new salt every month which I'm hoping will save me a few £££'s. I've been using it since February tds is still 0 so watch this space!
Quote from: duncan h on May 30, 2015, 07:47:31 pmBut I use Vision in my tank. So thats a no go. Something ill try, if I stop using Vision.Someone else told me, the slower the flow, the longer resin will last. BUT WHY/HOW. Same amount of water passing through itResin volume Vs water flow. If you took a 1ltr vessel with fresh resin in it & blasted water through it at full mains pressure & flow rate the water wouldn't come out at 000ppm. If you slowed the flow down to a trickle it would then come out at 000ppm. There isn't enough volume of resin to purify the volume of water being passed through it at that speed. Get back to the real world & take an 11ltr vessel, this will purify water at full mains flow rate but........ as the resin inside begins to get used up it begins to lose this ability on an increasing scale as the resin, now in a "mid-life" condition/state can't cope with this flow rate anymore & so the TDS starts to rise. At this point your resin is spent, however, if you were to reduce this flow rate, the resin, in it's "mid-life" state would still be able to purify water to 000ppm as the resin volume can cope with the reduced water flow being passed through it. So, the slower the flow through the vessel, the longer it will be before the TDS begins to rise resulting in an eventual higher volume of 000ppm water produced.
Quote from: ♦ChumBucket♦ on May 30, 2015, 10:58:51 pmQuote from: duncan h on May 30, 2015, 07:47:31 pmBut I use Vision in my tank. So thats a no go. Something ill try, if I stop using Vision.Someone else told me, the slower the flow, the longer resin will last. BUT WHY/HOW. Same amount of water passing through itResin volume Vs water flow. If you took a 1ltr vessel with fresh resin in it & blasted water through it at full mains pressure & flow rate the water wouldn't come out at 000ppm. If you slowed the flow down to a trickle it would then come out at 000ppm. There isn't enough volume of resin to purify the volume of water being passed through it at that speed. Get back to the real world & take an 11ltr vessel, this will purify water at full mains flow rate but........ as the resin inside begins to get used up it begins to lose this ability on an increasing scale as the resin, now in a "mid-life" condition/state can't cope with this flow rate anymore & so the TDS starts to rise. At this point your resin is spent, however, if you were to reduce this flow rate, the resin, in it's "mid-life" state would still be able to purify water to 000ppm as the resin volume can cope with the reduced water flow being passed through it. So, the slower the flow through the vessel, the longer it will be before the TDS begins to rise resulting in an eventual higher volume of 000ppm water produced.Thanksinteresting. Just ordered new resin as my TDS is 002. I will try lowering flow down as I have a good powerful mains pressure. I use a 25ltr vessel, so I should get the most out of it. Oddly, I had 1ltr of new resin left. I tried replacing old with new. Didnt do anything