Detora

Home

About the Company

Frequenty Asked Questions

On-line Analyzers

The Technology

Benchtop XRF

Analytical Services

Calibration Standards

Calculation Program

pH and Conductivity Calculation Program

Program Input Output
Single Calculation Concentrations pH
Click for an example of single calculation result
Specific Conductivity
Cation Conductivity
Degassed cation conductivity
Na/PO4 Sodium to Phosphate Ratio (if applicable)
Consruct and View pH Curve
  1. Concentration range of varying component
  2. Concentrations of non-varying components
  3. Calculation increment

pH Curve

Click her for a sample pH Curve Result

Construct and View Conductivity Curve
  1. Concentration range of varying component
  2. Concentrations of non-varying components
  3. Calculation increment

Conductivity Curve

Click here for a sample conductivity curve result

The element /species list presently contains 19 species, selected from among those of interest to power plant operators.  The program includes room for expansion by adding acids and/or bases of interest to individual users.

Applications of the pHCond Solver

  1. Validation of analytical instrument performance:  Mixes of known chemical composition are defined in terms of pH, specific conductivity, cation conductivity and degassed cation conductivity.  Once defined, these mixes may be used to simultaneously validate the performance of multiple instruments.
  2. Evaluate consistency among measurement:  For example, if pH and conductivity measurement are not in accordance, the chemist should be alerted to find the reason(s) for the discrepency
  3. Draw working curves:  Plot the variation of chemical parameters as a function of concentration of a target species over a defined range in the presence of various matrices.  These curves are useful guides for standard solution preparation and to readily see effects of ingress or loss of key chemicals in a process.
  4. Predict and draw titration curves:  Identify neutralization endpoints.  Define quantities of different acids or bases required for neutralization.

Back to top

Web Hosting powered by Network Solutions®