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                                                     Deposition Potential
                  Water Analysis at 6.2 Cycles            Indicators
                  •  Cations                        •  Saturation Level
                      Calcium (as CaCO )     1339       Calcite           38.8
                                  3
                      Magnesium (as CaCO )    496       Aragonite         32.9
                                     3
                      Sodium (as Na)         1240       Silica             0.4
                  •  Anions                             Tricalcium phosphate  1074
                      Chloride (as Cl)        620       Anhydrite          1.3
                      Sulfate (as SO )       3384       Gypsum             1.7
                               4
                      Bicarbonate (as HCO )   294       Fluorite           0.0
                                    3
                      Carbonate (as CO )      36        Brucite           <0.1
                                  3
                      Silica (as SiO )        62    •  Simple Indices
                               2
                  Parameters                            Langelier         1.99
                  PH                         8.40       Ryznar            4.41
                  Temperature (°C)           36.7       Practical         4.20
                  1/2 Life (hours)            72        Larson-Skold      0.39
                  Recommended Treatment
                  100% Active Copolymer (mg/L)  10.53

                 TABLE 8.21  Calcium Phosphate Inhibitor Dosage Optimization Example


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